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If you filled it up half-way, it's half-full. If you've emptied it so there's only half left, it's half-empty.

:P

stop being a smart arse! :P

Just saying what I do. :P

yeh...well.....i have nothing to follow that up on...damn u Lekky! >_<

Aren't I just awesome? :P

urgh!

i wouldn't go as far as awesome, little one ^_^

The volume of this cup is divided into two equal parts; one a colorless, odorless liquid, the other a colorless, odorless gas. Thus the cup is neither full nor empty. Rather, each half of the cup is full, one with a gas, one with a liquid.

I iz smarter than Jacks! ^__^

hhmmm...interesting way of putting it! ^__^ so...the glass is full really but with two different substances...or summat like that. lol

Sorry to disappoint you but that phrase is only there to tell us that there are more than just one point of view for everything...

Half full and half empty is exactly the same...

I say 'Half full'

You're half full of babies...

Nah, I'm all out of babies :P

i say the glass is half full along with being half empty. :D

I stick by my answer.

It's the third way of looking at things. :P

It's not about what you say but how you think of it. If you think 'Yes, there's still half left' then that's like saying half full, but if you think 'crap, there's only half left' that's like saying half empty.

I usually say "half-full", but if I'm looking at a glass, I'll may wonder whether someone drank some of it or just filled it half-way. Which is deep in and of itself. :P

I would measure it, because it's highly unlikely to get a perfect half by chance.

LOL Rickacom. XD