It was meant to be 'silly' as .....

You really need these trivial 'wins', don't you Philip S? As I meant to say, you are as silly (and as petty) as the madwoman.

ttbn - I don't need a win, I usually understand what someone is saying even with a mistake but from - will being meant to mean silly.

I doubt if anyone could have come up with that.

I think you did need a win. I can't see how anybody missed the typo where "well" became "will". I'm just surprised the discussion "over a typo" went on for so long.

Original
"You are as will as the madwoman"

CM
"You are as well as the madwoman" But the letter "e" is nowhere near the letter "i"

Now it is "you are as silly as the madwoman." The letter "s" is very close to "s" and forgot the Y. The newly added words in brackets left out. I vote this as the right one.

This one has been put to rest.

This goes to the core of reliability of the internet , the credibility of today's political life and the future of all our children. Literary abuses and misinformation must be nipped in the bud and crushed before China floods us with corruption.

Did the mutilated text mean "you are, as Phil, as the madwoman".
Did he write his will and treat Phil as generously as the madwoman?
Does ttbn remember Shakespeare where this makes perfect sense ,that Phil and madwoman have an intention to act by their will?
It demands answers.

Well at least we got away from the threads target,, trying to convince us last summers 47 degree heat here, unheard of and very hard to live with is in fact cooling.
As we steam in this years extreme heat to come I will not help to know it is in fact cooling