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Dynamics said
I never said he was anything else XD

Haha, yeah.

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Dynamics said
What if someone said nothing but "yes," "no," or "go?"

Yes and no are only correct with context, so unless he was always being asked questions, that would be ungrammatical. Or he could just say go XD That would be insane.

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Dynamics said
But never deny the fact of Go. Best sentence.

Yesssss

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Dynamics said
I figured that complete was implied. Just because I don't specify every last detail doesn't mean I don't mean every last detail.

Sometimes I can see implied things, sometimes I fail miserably at doing so xD

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Dynamics said
It's not a complete sentence. It may be grammatically correct and a full sentence, but isn't complete. A complete sentence requires a subject and a verb.

Then retroactively put complete into your last statement, otherwise you're referring to all sentences and thus No is included. Or we can pretend we did that.

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Dynamics said
Well the shortest sentence is "Go."

No has the same amount of letters =P

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So I just learned that yes, no, and okay are words called pro-sentences: words that are grammatically considered full sentences, where the entire meaning of the sentence is derivable by context. So if you asked me "Is this true?" I would say "Yes," which would be a sentence with the same meaning as "It is true." I always thought they were interjections. They can be seen as interjections, but they are their own part of speech.

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Host said
There're never less than three ways.

There could end up being three ways. *giggles*

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Host said
I never knew the name. What is?

Fried tea. It sounds terrible.
Also I had chamomile today for the first time.

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Host said
Huh. Then what are you going to do about it?

Try and figure out another way, but if worst comes to worst, that'll have to be an option.