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Subject:Re: Marvel at my stupidity From:Fred Sampson <wfreds -at- CRUZIO -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 24 Aug 1999 16:13:51 -0700
Here's a phrase we've all heard, but I've never seen written:
"That's a whole nother thing!"
Now, would the "correct" written version be "an whole other thing," or
"another whole thing" (assuming that the original error is breaking
"another" improperly), or what?
I've been wondering for years...
Fred Sampson
wfreds -at- cruzio -dot- com
(831) 728-1339
