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You know, I actually changed it from regardless to irregardless. I like the fact that irregardless seems to have a connotation of wanton disregard. So my use of
by MrTonyD 8y ago
You know, I actually changed it from regardless to irregardless. I like the fact that irregardless seems to have a connotation of wanton disregard. So my use of the "double negative" was intentional and supported my point.
- mixmastamyk 8y agoI don't care to be honest, not a big grammar person. In English however, "two negatives are understood to resolve to a positive." It undermines rather than supports the point, folks focus on that instead of your message.