• @[email protected]
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        51 month ago

        think of the positive version of the sentence and it becomes more obvious it should be is:

        “Either of us is going”

        Or, to further stress the point, turn it into a question:

        “Is either of us going?”

        The subject is not us, it’s “either of us”, which is singular

        • @[email protected]
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          Problem is: “Are either of us going” sounds right too.

          Either is not always singular - Either the Red Sox or the Yankees are going to win tonight, not Either the Red Sox or the Yankees is going to win.

          • @[email protected]
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            41 month ago

            Fair, didn’t think of that. If x or y in “either x or y” is plural, the whole phrase is plural. Either the Red Sox or the Yankees are going to win, either their team or ours is going to win.

            Thanks for pointing it out!

  • @hakunawazo
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    Translation:
    [Death] What does that mean, resurrected? I’m traveling the long way here, and now something like this.

    [Guy in bed] I think that’s outrageous too.

    One of my favorite German comic series: nichtlustig.de

  • @Rolando
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    81 month ago

    Someone overhearing this now knows that if they reach a Halloween party, they will be briefly immortal.

  • @justabaldguy
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    31 month ago

    DID ANYONE ELSE READ DEATH’S VOICE LIKE THIS?

  • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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    11 month ago

    Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

  • @dread
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    11 month ago

    💀🏴‍☠️

  • @Fedizen
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    11 month ago

    I think a mean girls “get in, loser” style death is still mostly unexplored