Shitsugyou Kenja no Nariagari ~Kirawareta Sainou wa Sekai Saikyoudeshita~ - Vol. 2 Ch. 16

[The5thSeraph]

Did this kid actually enlist the help of the motherfuckin Ur-Dragon?

 

[Alex-dono-sama]

I mean its kinda obvious humanity is weak considering how weak the hero is

 

[Latarus]

i require more cats

 

[baconcat]

"I could care less"
Your entire staff and three generations around them, both up and down the pedigree tree, should be drawn and quartered for typing this, setting this, and letting this slip through QC.

 

[dementati]

The outer gods in this series are so much nicer than some other outer gods cough nyar cough

Funny you should mention that, Nodens is an Elder God in Lovecraftian mythology said to specifically oppose Nyarlathotep and will often help humans in trouble, such as in The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath.

 

[dementati]

"I could care less"
Your entire staff and three generations around them, both up and down the pedigree tree, should be drawn and quartered for typing this, setting this, and letting this slip through QC.

It's idiomatic and in the Cambridge dictionary though: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/could-care-less

 

[baconcat]

It's idiomatic and in the Cambridge dictionary though: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/could-care-less

Clearly you failed to take into account what a dictionary is and what it is not.

 

[dementati]

Clearly you failed to take into account what a dictionary is and what it is not.

If it's in there, lots of people recognize it as a valid expression. The correctness of language is determined by frequency of usage, so it's pretty reasonable to suggest "I could care less" is correct and valid, even if it doesn't make logical sense if you look at the meanings of the individual words. Cause, y'know, since everyone knows what is meant when you use that phrase, what it ought to mean based on the words themselves doesn't really matter. That's pretty much the definition of an idiom, actually, "a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words (e.g. over the moon, see the light )." Or are you against all idioms? Pretty unusual stance, in that case.

 

[baconcat]

If it's in there, lots of people recognize it as a valid expression.

If you ever wondered what "begging the question" actually means, before legions of morons started misusing it, just like legions of morons keep parroting "could care less", and then actually started claiming that it's "right because everyone does it": you just brought a perfect example of it.

Clearly you still fail to take into account what a dictionary is and what it is not.