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Oh lord. Please no. Those animations were just trashy tryhard edgee toons.
another think sounds really weird. I’ve never heard anybody say it that way.
I’ve always said “think”, and “thing” sounds stupid to me, but then again, I never knew anyone else said “thing”. Maybe it’s a US Vs UK thing?
But he also weighs far more
Regardless of whether that actually is an error or not, it definitely isn’t a grammar error.
Li’l Brudder’s a wuss. He still has a perfectly functional limb.
That used to be the phrase, yes, but it sounds stupid, so nobody says it that way anymore. So it’s not an error, but simply the modern way to say it.
…when you put it That way,it actually does kinda make sense,arguably more sense. In that phrases context is “another think” which is specific to the phrase and a parrarel to the first part of the phrase more sensical than “another thing” which seems random and abstract in terms of visualization?
Alas I don’t know if it counts as a grammmer error because justifed or not,the phrase “another thing coming” is preetymuch a contemporary standard version of that phrase.
Nope, he’s right. I was a tad surprised when I looked it up.
Excerpt from http://grammarist.com:
Another think coming is the original form of the colloquial phrase aimed at someone who has a mistaken view. It comes from the old comical expression, If that’s what you think, you’ve got another think coming.
Uhhhhh…
I’ve not once heard that phrase with “think” in place of thing. Not in my day-to-day life, not in books, not in TV, not in movies.
Anon, you’re wrong. Plain and simple.
No it actually said “thing” instead of “think”. If it’s already fixed, then my bad.