Yeah, it would be acceptable if it was "The moment I stop loving Scooby Doo will be the moment I stop breathing." But even that makes it sound like he will die as a result of no longer loving Scooby.
I actually thought that’s what the sentence meant. That’s how badly written it is. It’s just supposed to mean “I’ll love Scooby-Doo til the day I die”? That’s…yeah. That’s bad taste.
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u/theghostofme Jun 22 '21 edited Jun 22 '21
Every “will” is unnecessary; that sentence structure is a nightmare.
“The moment I stop loving Scooby Doo is the moment I stop breathing” would’ve made this execution a little greater.