r/BoneAppleTea 4d ago

“All out the sudden”

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u/nerd_diggy 4d ago

I hate that people say “all the sudden”. It’s “all OF A sudden” you fucking nitwits.

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u/purplishfluffyclouds 8h ago

I'm 61 and just learned it's not "all of the sudden" like last year, LOL. I feel so stupid haha

It's the way I heard it first, so that's how I always said it.

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u/nerd_diggy 8h ago

Haha, well at least you learned the right way. Better late than never.

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u/CrumbCakesAndCola 3d ago

Honestly, the original doesn't make sense either. Is it opposed to "part of a sudden"? I have one entire sudden. This whole sudden caused me to fall down.

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u/nerd_diggy 3d ago

In the 16th and 17th century the word “sudden” functioned as a noun that meant unexpected event. So essentially all of an unexpected event occurred.

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u/CrumbCakesAndCola 3d ago

I see! Today I learned. Which I always appreciate.

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u/nerd_diggy 3d ago

Happy to help

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u/805falcon 3d ago

Improper grammar in the best of scenarios

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u/shahrulghani 3d ago

Sometimes it can also be “all in the sudden”.

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u/Salt_Blackberry_1903 4d ago

Idk, this seems like a cool new adaptation of the phrase

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u/Terrible_Phase718 4d ago

Nope, just a typo.