Cubear Posted:

it really depends upon what language you think in.

programmers will say what you did.

writers will probably fall on “unless”

Neither of those is the opposite of “if”; they’re both complements to the word. Since “the opposite of if” is a pretty ungramattical phrase, the closest I think you can really come would have something to do with unconditionality (the word “if”, after all, implying the what follows is conditional).

Fletch Posted:

I still can’t figure out the 6 men on the train.

Some of you will know where this is from, I’m sure … no Log in to see images!

There are few words ending in *gry. Hungry & angry are two of them. In the common tongue, what is the third word?

http://www.xkcd.com/169/