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Well, this is different.
Jun. 29th, 2012 12:18 am
http://vimeo.com/44807536
This is a video of a subway station that's got a single step people tend to trip on. Hours after this video was posted the MTA started trying to fix it, although they're apparently not sure of the best solution yet.
But look at the captioning within the first 15 seconds. "This station has something which makes it unique from every other station in the city."
I've heard more unique and most unique (and no, I don't like them either, especially as there's no word to plug the gap if "unique" takes the place of "unusual", but I would be surprised if the tide changes on this one just because *I* don't like it) but "unique from" is a new one to me! I suppose it makes logical sense... sorta. I wouldn't say "unusual from" either, but I guess in this case he's using "unique" to mean something more like "different".
Anybody else ever heard this? Unique from. I wonder if it's unique to him.
This is a video of a subway station that's got a single step people tend to trip on. Hours after this video was posted the MTA started trying to fix it, although they're apparently not sure of the best solution yet.
But look at the captioning within the first 15 seconds. "This station has something which makes it unique from every other station in the city."
I've heard more unique and most unique (and no, I don't like them either, especially as there's no word to plug the gap if "unique" takes the place of "unusual", but I would be surprised if the tide changes on this one just because *I* don't like it) but "unique from" is a new one to me! I suppose it makes logical sense... sorta. I wouldn't say "unusual from" either, but I guess in this case he's using "unique" to mean something more like "different".
Anybody else ever heard this? Unique from. I wonder if it's unique to him.
