Comment by creddit 1 month ago The title implies it directly. 3 comments creddit Reply dpark 1 month ago If you saw an article titled “My Nana is the nicest person you could possibly meet”, would you interpret that to be a statement that your own grandmother is considerably less nice? creddit 1 month ago That is what the author would be implying, yes. Though, you may quibble over "considerable". dpark 1 month ago Pedantry is rarely a good look. But intentionally misreading intent barely even qualifies as pedantry.I like to imagine that people this ridiculous get into fist fights on the street constantly.Normal person: “My wife is the absolute best.”Pedant: “Don’t you dare insult my wife!” fists fly
dpark 1 month ago If you saw an article titled “My Nana is the nicest person you could possibly meet”, would you interpret that to be a statement that your own grandmother is considerably less nice? creddit 1 month ago That is what the author would be implying, yes. Though, you may quibble over "considerable". dpark 1 month ago Pedantry is rarely a good look. But intentionally misreading intent barely even qualifies as pedantry.I like to imagine that people this ridiculous get into fist fights on the street constantly.Normal person: “My wife is the absolute best.”Pedant: “Don’t you dare insult my wife!” fists fly
creddit 1 month ago That is what the author would be implying, yes. Though, you may quibble over "considerable". dpark 1 month ago Pedantry is rarely a good look. But intentionally misreading intent barely even qualifies as pedantry.I like to imagine that people this ridiculous get into fist fights on the street constantly.Normal person: “My wife is the absolute best.”Pedant: “Don’t you dare insult my wife!” fists fly
dpark 1 month ago Pedantry is rarely a good look. But intentionally misreading intent barely even qualifies as pedantry.I like to imagine that people this ridiculous get into fist fights on the street constantly.Normal person: “My wife is the absolute best.”Pedant: “Don’t you dare insult my wife!” fists fly
If you saw an article titled “My Nana is the nicest person you could possibly meet”, would you interpret that to be a statement that your own grandmother is considerably less nice?
That is what the author would be implying, yes. Though, you may quibble over "considerable".
Pedantry is rarely a good look. But intentionally misreading intent barely even qualifies as pedantry.
I like to imagine that people this ridiculous get into fist fights on the street constantly.
Normal person: “My wife is the absolute best.”
Pedant: “Don’t you dare insult my wife!” fists fly