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I don't think knallfrosch's post was implying it was a singular someone. Like if you say "someone is at the door", you don't literally mean that exactly one pe
by bawolff 8mo ago
I don't think knallfrosch's post was implying it was a singular someone.
Like if you say "someone is at the door", you don't literally mean that exactly one person is at the door.
- dismalaf 8mo agoSaying "someone lost $500k" definitely implies one person. 10,000 people losing $50 isn't noteworthy. And someone at the door? If you see 3 people, you don't say someone. You'd only say someone if you're expecting it to be one person (which it usually is knocking at a door).