NSC is no longer nothing to do about BHA :-(

[Uncle C]

Grammar; don't you just love it!

(Must check if that is the correct use of a semi colon?)

It's the all time classic 'the double negative', which sits comfortably in the top 10 alongside the misuse of 'there, their and they're' and the verb 'to of'.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Switched on this morning. Of the most recent 40 posts, 2 just two posts are about the Albion!
A few about footie in general & the majority about irrelevance (like this thread!)

Bring back our Albion

Then you're not thinking of NSC in the right way. View it as a virtual pub. When you go to the pub is all you talk about the Albion ?

 

[8ace]

were loose

 

[drew]

It's not just grammar; it's also about confusing the word nothing with the word anything.

Perhaps it would have been more appropriate for me to have said 'The English language, don't you just love it!'

 

[Rogero]

Then you're not thinking of NSC in the right way. View it as a virtual pub. When you go to the pub is all you talk about the Albion ?

That is a good way to think of it.

 

[Trufflehound]

I've not even done nothing to make NSC not about no Brighton.

(Not)

I have not got know idea whether what you is saying is not about no Brighton, or not not.

 

[The Truth]

Hull City FC have something very unique about their name.

What is it?

 

[Rogero]

It's the all time classic 'the double negative', which sits comfortably in the top 10 alongside the misuse of 'there, their and they're' and the verb 'to of'.

Some people see these mistakes straight away and other people do not see it at all.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Hull City FC have something very unique about their name.

What is it?

Dunn•

 

[drew]

Hull City FC have something very unique about their name.

What is it?

They're the only Premier League club where the first word of the club name contains two 'l's, one 'h' and one 'u', not necessarily in that order.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Hull City FC have something very unique about their name.

What is it?

The answer should be, that none of the letters in 'Hull City' can be coloured in. But you've spolied it a bit by adding the football club bit...

 

[Trufflehound]

The answer should be, that none of the letters in 'Hull City' can be coloured in. But you've spolied it a bit by adding the football club bit...

Hull City

 

[beorhthelm]

and so the OP starts a thread about NSC and not BHA. odd.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Hull City

You know what I meant, you cheeky tinker.

 

[The Truth]

The answer should be, that none of the letters in 'Hull City' can be coloured in. But you've spolied it a bit by adding the football club bit...

Hull City is the name of the City though. That could get confusing for someone in a pub quiz if you didn't put the FC in?

and anyway...

FC? how can you colour that in?

 

[drew]

Hull City is the name of the City though. That could get confusing for someone in a pub quiz if you didn't put the FC in?

and anyway...

FC? how can you colour that in?

Clutching at straws.

Officially the city is Kingston Upon Hull.

 

[A mex eyecan]

Switched on this morning. Of the most recent 40 posts, 2 just two posts are about the Albion!
A few about footie in general & the majority about irrelevance (like this thread!)

Bring back our Albion

Ah the old double negative eh, no longer nothing , means it is!

 

[A mex eyecan]

Ah the old double negative eh, no longer nothing , means it is!

Sorry, looks like I'm really late with this reply ...

 

[The Truth]

Clutching at straws.

Officially the city is Kingston Upon Hull.

I see my error. There is no such team as Hull City FC. It's actually Hull City AFC (Which would be shit for the question).

I do apologise and hope I've not bothered anyones day.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

I thought they were Hull City Tigers now - or did I just imagine that.