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dannym3141And that's why i'm no longer anal about people using modern words.
Except when people use then instead of than. That kind of thing can drive a man to murder.
AeroMechanicalsays...I find sentences that have two 'that's in them annoying. It's annoying that that works that way.
My proposition is to create a new single word, thithat, which has the same meaning as two that's next to eachother. I pronounce it that way when I'm speaking. Two that's in a row doesn't seem odd when spoken, only when written down. Therefore: thithtat. It won't be annoying anymore thithat works that way.
ed: And yes I know, you can just use one 'that' but that's not often done when speaking.
ed2: Dammit. The first usage in history of the word thitthat, and I spelled it wrong.
ulysses1904If only you had had a second chance to submit the post ;-)
I find sentences that have two 'that's in them annoying. It's annoying that that works that way.
My proposition is to create a new single word, thithat, which has the same meaning as two that's next to eachother. I pronounce it that way when I'm speaking. Two that's in a row doesn't seem odd when spoken, only when written down. Therefore: thithtat. It won't be annoying anymore thithat works that way.
ed: And yes I know, you can just use one 'that' but that's not often done when speaking.
ed2: Dammit. The first usage in history of the word thitthat, and I spelled it wrong.
spawnflaggerI sure hope 'literally' doesn't get a new definition in the dictionary because of its common misuse by "kids these days"...
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