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⌈ Secret Post #2802 ⌋

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[Warriors]

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[Sweet Fuse: At Your Side]

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[The Lyon's Den]

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It's 'no one'. I know because 'someone', 'somebody', and 'nobody' are words it seems like 'noone' would also be one, but it's not. I always first read 'noone' as noon and then stop and go back. It looks like it would rhyme with Boone. If you really must have a compound word use 'nobody'. (When I typed in 'noone' without the quotes, the comment editor automatically corrected it to 'no one'.)

I know this is nitpicky, but this bothers me and maybe some people don't realize.

words done correctly is not nitpicky. It drives me nuts when people say "what does it matter? You know what I mean!" IT FUCKING MATTERS.

So nitpick away, anon. :)

I just assumed when someone wrote/typed "noone" that they meant "no one" but typoed it and weren't trying to pass it off as some special term. Or Peter Noone.

I'd blame dictionary.com for this confusion, though. Just because it's referencing the mashed-together term. And just because it's there.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/noone

Whenever I see someone write this, my mind pronounces it "noony."

[ SECRET POST #2802 ]

Okay, Secret Posters and everyone else who doesn't know, 'noone' is not a word.

Re: Okay, Secret Posters and everyone else who doesn't know, 'noone' is not a word.

Re: Okay, Secret Posters and everyone else who doesn't know, 'noone' is not a word.

Re: Okay, Secret Posters and everyone else who doesn't know, 'noone' is not a word.