Would the appropriate answer to this headline question be "yes"

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Don't you just love headlines with more than one meaning....

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I would think the appropriate answer would be "however she lets me."

"How would you like to enter Miss Southampton?" "Yes."

Doesn't make sense.
 
imjustagirl said:
I would think the appropriate answer would be "however she lets me."

"How would you like to enter Miss Southampton?" "Yes."

Doesn't make sense.

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I would think the appropriate answer to this would be shinshi shinshi.
 
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imjustagirl said:
I would think the appropriate answer would be "however she lets me."

"How would you like to enter Miss Southampton?" "Yes."

Doesn't make sense.

Yes answers the first question.

The second question, "How?", is answered by your suggestion.
 
crusoes said:
imjustagirl said:
I would think the appropriate answer would be "however she lets me."

"How would you like to enter Miss Southampton?" "Yes."

Doesn't make sense.

Yes answers the first question.

The second question, "How?", is answered by your suggestion.

I see only one question there. Am I missing something?
 
I don't think "how" in this case is asking "in what way." I think it's used in the sense of "how would you like an ice cream cone?" You wouldn't say "in my hand." You'd say something like, "Yes, I would like one."
 
Versatile said:
I would think the appropriate answer to this would be shinshi shinshi.

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