What they needed was the Skoda Yeti. (skip to 3:37). Not even ice cream will melt!

Clearly, it's not 16bit quality.

So this is really interesting. In all honesty. Over time our acceptance of the split infinitive has changed. This is the consensus, yes?

Perhaps my joke hit a wall...

Crap. I think something's wrong with mine, you guys. Every time I click on link, i get an error message

Why send a man to live on mars, when we can send a man to live in a saturn?

You are correct that grammarians believed that splitting the infinitive was a no-no based on an erroneous belief that English infinitives could not and should not be split.

I agree that using "to not" and "not to" can put a somewhat different emphasis, though I don't quite agree with your conclusion. Negation is interesting because, yes, as you say, it depends, generally, on what you are negating. Here are some, I think, good examples of how you have to be careful what you negate:

Wow, he was sooo close, but he fucked up splitting the infinitive @ 3:26. Song goes "Try your best to not drool." Should be "Try your best not to drool." That is the biggest "word crime" many people have, and yet he misses it and actually uses it?!

Thank you. It's called the Stormbreaker. Another Thor turned new character was Eric Masterson. He is the Thor I remember the most because of his glorious beard. But, he got his own called Thunderstrike. TBH, it's an easy out for Marvel if the new Thor does not work with the community.

Yes, I'm afraid we may not see the new one around for very long. Doctors have pleaded with it to start insulin injections, but to no avail. I mean look, he already lost both of his legs!

And everyone either duped bladestone (not me) or cloudstone shields (totally me). All that matters is that plat, right?

No, I think that comes from a humpback.

Finally, the new non-aggressive dermabrasion we have all been waiting for. Just lightly coat....wait...no..that's not right.

Freaking Justin Wong, man! First EVO, and now Siberia?

Well, the laws may not allow for the art does not equal porn idea.

Same in Japan.

But...when will it stop?

hard

"<>" is how Visual Basic treats not equal to and that's how I have always used not equal to in my writing. sorry for the confusion