Is 'noone' a real word?

Quote from: Bacon on November 10, 2013, 10:25:41 PM

I'll cry if "irregardless" ever officially becomes a word.

In a similar vein I get my hackles tangled when I hear, "I could care less."

Don't worry, same difference. Noone will notice soitdoesntmatter

And how can"flammable" and "inflammable" be the same thing? 

And how can"flammable" and "inflammable" be the same thing? 

It's all a conspiracy to make life for EFL teachers in China difficult. Try to explain why we - park in driveways and drive on parkways.

Quote from: piglet on November 11, 2013, 11:38:01 PM

And how can"flammable" and "inflammable" be the same thing?  

It's all a conspiracy to make life for EFL teachers in China difficult. Try to explain why we - park in driveways and drive on parkways.

It's the same reasoning for needing letters to write words to write letters.

NOONE nos y

I'm always trying to persuade English and Chinese people that we should adopt the superior Korean alphabet but noone is having it lol

And how can"flammable" and "inflammable" be the same thing? 

That's a particular quirk of the English language that's designed to help keep pyromaniacs entertained.

In a similar vein I get my hackles tangled when I hear, "I could care less."

I tried caring less.  Although it took great effort, I finally succeeded.  Therefor, indeed it was true that I could care less.

Adding "noone"  would be new and improved


Lemma: If it's new, what is it improving on? If it's improved, it's no longer new

Quote from: cruisemonkey on November 12, 2013, 10:53:08 AM

Quote from: piglet on November 11, 2013, 11:38:01 PM

And how can"flammable" and "inflammable" be the same thing?  

It's all a conspiracy to make life for EFL teachers in China difficult. Try to explain why we - park in driveways and drive on parkways.

It's the same reasoning for needing letters to write words to write letters.

NOONE nos y

Is that why cargo goes by ship, and shipments go by car?

In the crime thriller "Blood Work" the serial killer keeps leaving the same clue; "0,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9".  A seemingly random character/friend of the investigator has the name "Buddy Noone" (pronounced noon).  But, of course, therein lies the obvious clue as to who the killer really is. 

In the crime thriller "Blood Work" the serial killer keeps leaving the same clue; "0,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9".  A seemingly random character/friend of the investigator has the name "Buddy Noone" (pronounced noon).  But, of course, therein lies the obvious clue as to who the killer really is. 

Thanks a lot, I was just about to read that. 

Quote from: A-Train on November 21, 2013, 05:41:13 AM

In the crime thriller "Blood Work" the serial killer keeps leaving the same clue; "0,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9".  A seemingly random character/friend of the investigator has the name "Buddy Noone" (pronounced noon).  But, of course, therein lies the obvious clue as to who the killer really is. 

Thanks a lot, I was just about to read that. 

Now you have the Cliff's Notes. 

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