Grammar question:
He knew he was risking his life and
that
of his buddies.
or
He knew he was risking his life and
those
of his buddies.
Or something else I'm not thinking of?
Natter 60: Gone In 60 Seconds
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
He knew he was risking his life and the lives of his buddies.
Those.
t edit I was going to write out Scola's sentence as justification for "those," b/c it's plural. But I don't like the redundancy of Scola's sentence. (Sorry, Tom; I adore you, but not that sentence.)
Those.
I was thinking what Tom was thinking.
Will this week never end???? And then I have my most-annoying type of plans that I'm actually excited about with people I like: at 8 on Friday. Do I go home for a half hour? Do I go shopping? Do I sit around in the office? It's a real quandary, I tell you what.
Actually it's a translation, so I need a pronoun.
ETA: Those it is. It sounded better to me too, but it's singular in French, so I wanted to check.
Also, hilarious Korean BBq pictorial review
That is totally how I approach Korean BBQ! "What's that?" "I have no idea, but it's FREAKING DELICIOUS! Get some in your mouth!!"
What time do you get out of work, Jesse? Do you have time to see a movie in between?
Whenever I try that, they're never playing at the right times. But I will check again! It is definitely not go-to-the-park weather.