Can someone loan me 30 grand?
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG CAR FROM THE AMERICAN NATIONAL TOUR
I was gonna say, this ain't the movie car ... that would sell for WAY more than $30k.
thats a good deal, my car cost more then that!
Your car cost more THAN that.
Sorry, pet peeve. THAN is for comparison. THEN is for chronology.
THAN (ðæn, ( unstressed ) ð?n)
— conj , — prep
1. used to introduce the second element of a comparison, the first element of which expresses difference: shorter than you ; couldn't do otherwise than love him ; he swims faster than I run
2. used after adverbs such as rather or sooner to introduce a rejected alternative in an expression of preference: rather than be imprisoned, I shall die
3. other than besides; in addition to
THEN (ð?n)
— adv
1. at that time; over that period of time
2. ( sentence modifier ) in that case; that being so: then why don't you ask her? ; if he comes, then you'll have to leave ; go on then, take it
— sentence connector
3. after that; with that: then John left the room and didn't return
— n
4. that time: before then ; from then on
— adj
5. ( prenominal ) existing, functioning, etc, at that time: the then prime minister
Your car may have cost more, but to quote Grandpa Potts about this stage-used one, "It doesn't GO, does it?!"
I'm surprised Kdogg36 isn't chastising folks for chastising folks...
" This kind of grammatical pedantry is a real pet peeve of mine, and though I usually ignore it, it's kind of fun to indulge myself every once in a while.
I shouldn't have done it in public, though.
Does it make you feel good to correct people for trivial mistakes?"
Thanks DECLARK, i always get that wrong, but thanks for trying to help in a kind and nice way!
BEST12BARS, it goes fast! youll be happy to know i had the choice of lots of cars but i picked the AMERICAN one!!
sue---I said the one up for sale "doesn't go," not yours.
It says in the description that it's not drivable.
So basically, it's a $30k oversized paperweight.
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$30K for a lawn ornament? Sign me up!
ohhh ooops! haha .that makes more sense!
I could see a regional theatre picking it up for a production and then renting it out to other companies. That might get them back the $30K eventually.
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