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I didn't know where else to put this. This past Monday NPR in Columbus had a grammar expert on to discuss, well, grammar, and she was incorrectly opining on a few things so my friend and I let the trolling begin. He made a video of it:



Edit: It was actually only half a good troll. I didn't get through but called in to represent an opposing faction that believed instead that "noin't" should be used as an appropriate form of "yes."
 
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I didn't know where else to put this. This past Monday NPR in Columbus had a grammar expert on to discuss, well, grammar, and she was incorrectly opining on a few things so my friend and I let the trolling begin. He made a video of it:



Edit: It was actually only half a good troll. I didn't get through but called in to represent an opposing faction that believed instead that "noin't" should be used as an appropriate form of "yes."
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So they talk about no being much simpler, then go on to over complicate...

First, it’s already spelled once. Y E S N ‘ T

Woman: “Is it yesn’t with an S or yesn’t with a Z?”

Other woman: “Y E S, as in Sam, N ‘ T.”

So woman 1 is wondering if it is an S or Z. Woman 2 spells it and needs to say S, as in Sam, as if “S and Z” even remotely sound the same. Or she could have just answered “with an S.”

“Smart”
 
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