The phrase "a thing no" is not correct and does not make sense in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect construction that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "This is a thing no one should ignore."
Alternatives: "a thing that is not" or "something that is not".
This would turn out to be a routine house fire, if there is such a thing; no deaths, no injuries.
Even Neanderthal man may have buried his dead, dusted with ochre and possibly sprinkled with flowers, a thing no other animal on earth had done before.
We may not know what Paul's soul consists of, but we do get to see what it looks like: a poor, pale squib of a thing, no bigger than a molar, in a glass jar.
As the budget crisis has shown, assemblymen have become incapable of deciding anything important, because California requires bipartisan co-operation at a time when such a thing no longer exists.
"In withdrawal from Celexa some patients have described a kind of atmosphere of rot or corruption or peril creeping around the edges of the everyday world, a thing no one but they can identify.
And there's a thing: no dictionary I own has an entry for he-whore, a reminder that the soundalike may not be a word in itself, rather a series of sounds that get you to the answer.
It's an infant, a skittering thing no bigger than a five-year-old boy.
"If steroids are used for a positive thing, I think it's a good thing, no?" Now, that's a question for all of us.
But a nuclear-armed Saddam Hussein would have been a bad thing, not a good thing, no?
"When I was a younger man, art was a lonely thing; no galleries, no collectors, no critics, no money.
It goes to show that talking a lot isn't always a bad thing, no matter what teachers say.
