nothing is batter than some thing who tell this word
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No, he means "battier", the comparative of the adjective "batty".
"Nothing is battier than the person who wrote this word".
That's it.
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"No news is good news."
People usually report something when it's bad. So if you hear nothing, it's generally better than something.
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Considering the season - Could it be that the sentence may read "Nothing is better than someone who says this word" - the word being "Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas"...... Or not ....... Perhaps Santa Claus' photo threw me off....
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batter = better :P
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Hi, I don't really understand what you are trying to say. Do you mean " Nothing is better than someone who speaks his mind?"
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