Misspelling

[R2elk]

I didn't not see nothin.

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

I didn't not see nothin.

So... you saw something?
Did not not see nothing.
The two "nots" cancel each other out, leaving you with just the "did."
You saw something.
Goodness, I made it sound like some kind of math problem.

 

[sourland]

Is that why my dog foams at the mouth when he bites them?

Yes, it can cause excessive salivation and slobbering. They generally learn quite quickly to leave toads alone.

 

[R2elk]

Yes, it can cause excessive salivation and slobbering. They generally learn quite quickly to leave toads alone.

The hog-nosed snakes love the little toads.

 

[R2elk]

So... you saw something?
Did not not see nothing.
The two "nots" cancel each other out, leaving you with just the "did."
You saw something.
Goodness, I made it sound like some kind of math problem.

It still ends with nothin, not sumthin.

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

It still ends with nothin, not sumthin.

However, you did not see "nothing." Therefore, you saw "something."
... I... think...?
Shoot, the English language is such a pain at times.

 

[orloffer]

So... you saw something?
Did not not see nothing.
The two "nots" cancel each other out, leaving you with just the "did."
You saw something.
Goodness, I made it sound like some kind of math problem.

Double negatives are perfectly acceptable in certain forms of English, but generally not in Standard English (if such a thing truly exists). And they are used in some other languages like French: Je ne comprends pas.

 

[sealer39]

I didn't not see nothin.

Excuse me but nothin is pronounced ‘nuddn’

 

[janiedoe]

How about this one @WVduckchick?
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Oh..those poor little orphans! I want to adopt.

 

[R2elk]

However, you did not see "nothing." Therefore, you saw "something."
... I... think...?
Shoot, the English language is such a pain at times.

Nope, the double negatives canceled out still leaving nothin.