Tomato basil soup from scratch, and sandwiches made on Essential Baking Company‘s rosemary garlic sourdough with sharp white cheddar and pepperjack. Yum.
since your contact link is broken, i’ll put this here.
the OED says it’s “naysayers,” a single compound and not a hyphenate. Since the etymology comes from “nay” and is not equine-related, the word “neigh” would have no relation. That’s a common mistake going back to the 1930s, but “naysayers” goes back to the 1550s.
Heh, I was wondering when someone would catch that.
I went with “neigh-sayers” (as a hyphenate) for typographic symmetry. It does not rise to the level of a pun, but I justified it (if only to myself) with my belief that both naysayers and neigh-sayers are full of horse shit.
Or is it horse-shit? ;P
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since your contact link is broken, i’ll put this here.
the OED says it’s “naysayers,” a single compound and not a hyphenate. Since the etymology comes from “nay” and is not equine-related, the word “neigh” would have no relation. That’s a common mistake going back to the 1930s, but “naysayers” goes back to the 1550s.
Heh, I was wondering when someone would catch that.
I went with “neigh-sayers” (as a hyphenate) for typographic symmetry. It does not rise to the level of a pun, but I justified it (if only to myself) with my belief that both naysayers and neigh-sayers are full of horse shit.
Or is it horse-shit? ;P