Posted by HisHughness on 3/30/13 9:07pm
Msg #463829

OK, the editor in me can no longer keep quiet.

The phrase is "One <and> the same," not "One <in> the same."

The former makes some kind of sense; the latter doesn't.

Reply by Donna McDaniel on 3/30/13 9:30pm
Msg #463833

True, pardon my eggcorn. n/m

Reply by Frank/NC on 3/31/13 10:22am
Msg #463874

Even you are wrong. A latter is something you clime.

Reply by BrendaTx on 3/31/13 10:45am
Msg #463876

ROFL! You have a quit width, Frank. n/m

Reply by Jack/AL on 3/31/13 12:51pm
Msg #463882

But that's a whole nother story............... n/m