I was talking to a friend today who was discussing an interaction she had with her boyfriend. They were discussing their relationship and the next day while debriefing he said, "I'm just glad you weren't like, 'OMG he didn't not not say it, I'm mortified!"
Presumably did he respond in the negative or affirmative of saying "it". So high school but I can't decipher this or even decide if it contains enough grammar to make sense. It begs the question, why can't people use plain English?
Thanks for the opinions, in advance.
" It is not intelligible. red desk 171 It begs the question, why can't people use plain English? org/wiki/Begging_the_question
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red desk 171"I'm just glad you weren't like, 'OMG he didn't not not say it, I'm mortified!"
It is not intelligible.
red desk 171It begs the question, why can't people use plain English?
red desk 171It begs the question, why can't people use plain English?
Comma splice?