In math the symbol > means greater than. So while I understand you were just trying to use the symbol to show humor and are factually correct that Brooks comes before Taylor in the dictionary. I certainly hope Brooks eventually turns out to be a quality RB for the Dolphins.
We're getting soft in our old age...
You notice that too? When I was young, getting upset or losing my temper seemed like an ever day occurrence. Now as an old man, it just takes too much energy to have those emotions.We're getting soft in our old age...
Exactly, we no longer sweat the small stuff, not worth it. We have to find humor wherever we can...
You Sneaky Boy, you!
We're getting soft in our old age...
Exactly, we no longer sweat the small stuff, not worth it. We have to find humor wherever we can...
How's it taste? Bitter?
This positivity isn't so bad... I'll try some more.
"Greater than", can mean many different things. Brooks is 6ft while Taylor is 5-10, so Brooks has greater height, Brooks is 232, Taylor 226, so Brooks has greater weight, Brooks is a dolphin, Taylor a colt so Brooks has a greater team, and I will even be willing to wager Brooks will rush for as many or more yards than Taylor through the 1st 4 weeks of the season. So for at least for 4 weeks I like our chances of that dream to come true. lolIn math the symbol > means greater than. So while I understand you were just trying to use the symbol to show humor and are factually correct that Brooks comes before Taylor in the dictionary. I certainly hope Brooks eventually turns out to be a quality RB for the Dolphins.
Yet I think it is unlikely he will ever be greater than Taylor as a RB in the NFL. But we can always dream.
