I read that there's similar debate over whether "Eeny Meeny Miny Mo" is an incorrect use of the language. Some scholars say that to make grammatical sense, it should be written as "Eeny Mo Meeny Miny".
The function such slogans serve is poetic, and not mere prose. Note that the legend appears as an element of graphic art, for pete's sake. As such, its construction falls under the grace of poetic license. So all yous grammar pedants are silly. Et hoc tuie.
Note that the legend appears as an element of graphic art, for pete's sake. As such, its construction falls under the grace of poetic license. So all yous grammar pedants are silly. Et hoc tuie.
Art, for pete's sake? Or for the love of pete...either would be a good translation for this thread.
I thought the thread would be about the MGM music logo. I'm partial to the tuxedo'd lion (which I thought was a mouse when I was a child).
