Hi everyone, this one is off topic, but I bet everyone have asked themselves this question before.. Who is Bunuel??? I mean is it someone hired by gmatclub.com? Is it someone who just likes GMAT a lot? Is it a person or a group of people? Admins or Bunuel, tell us more about yourself! I think that so many people would like to know a bit more about the resident math wizard! Cheers!

Because he’s the hero Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we’ll hunt him because he can take it. Because he’s not our hero. He’s a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a dark knight In the argument given above, If the first boldfaced portions plays the role of "GMAT" then what does second boldface represents? The OA and options will be automatically revealed on after your answer xx:xx:xx PM Pacific Time Zone

Hey ..how come Bunuel isn't answering in this thread ? I too am very curious to know who Bunuel is.

Yeah, I think I'm in my third year here at GMAT Club, and I've never met Bunuel, either. But I do know this: bear hugs are what he gives bears. And the Holy Grail is still looking for him.

Bunuel whoever you are, you are laughing like you've never done. hahahaha

Last time she was in Mexico City, Siri asked him for directions.

I guess Bunuel and Chuck Norris are related...

Sir, Use of "him" for "she" is a pronoun issue here.

Well Ninja is using the modifier to refer Siri, so she is Siri. Last time when she was in Mexico, (ask who) Siri!!! Am I correct GMATNinja Posted from my mobile device

Haha! Yes, it should be clear from the modifier that Siri is "she", but I suppose it could be clearer. Also, in my original sentence, "he" had no referent. But we all know which guy we're talking about, given the topic of this thread. But in order to pay proper respects to Bunuel , perhaps the pronoun should be capitalized. With those two issues in mind, how about this instead: Last time Siri was in Mexico City, she asked Him for directions. Better?