NO LIMITED
tt11
Posts: 26
Hello, I'm not a native speaker so forgive my akwardness...
I've come across NO LIMITED road wheels. And this name seems to me 100% incorrect and even stupid as it implies something contrary to the original idea. I believe the original idea was to convey the meaning of being "not limited" or "without limits" hence the name should read either Not Limited or No Limits. Am I correct here?
NO LIMITED name probably implies somethng like: "NO, our wheel are indeed LIMITED" (so they're not that good and we openly admit it).
What's your expert opinion on this? Or in other words: is this name gramatically correct??
I've come across NO LIMITED road wheels. And this name seems to me 100% incorrect and even stupid as it implies something contrary to the original idea. I believe the original idea was to convey the meaning of being "not limited" or "without limits" hence the name should read either Not Limited or No Limits. Am I correct here?
NO LIMITED name probably implies somethng like: "NO, our wheel are indeed LIMITED" (so they're not that good and we openly admit it).
What's your expert opinion on this? Or in other words: is this name gramatically correct??
1
Comments
-
0 -
You are quite right, to pick up on this when English isn't your first language highlights how poor the grammar is of many native English speakers.1
-
I think you are right to try and interpret the name of the company.
Clearly it means that anything you buy from Wiggle will not be stable and will make you fall off or out of your bike/canoe/surfboard/training shoes etc.
PlanetX stuff must come from Mars (or other nearby heavenly body) and won't be up to EU or British Standards.
Chain Reaction stuff will be radioactive and prone to exploding.
0 -
Been thinking of that one for a couple of months? 😂
- Genesis Croix de Fer
- Dolan Tuono0
