Yes Facebook is a dumpster fire, but this is always interesting if you are on there.
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You can caveat it with their perspective all you want, that's an aditional statement that has nothing to do with the original perfectly valid, perfectly understandable statement that you understood.
You said "they" though.
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You said "they" though.
Finns and Americans are both "they". Everybody who isn't you or me is they.
Keep it up, we'll descend all the way down to pure formal logic this way. Breaking new frontiers of semiotics, I tell you.
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Finns and Americans are both "they". Everybody who isn't you or me is they.
Keep it up, we'll descend all the way down to pure formal logic this way. Breaking new frontiers of semiotics, I tell you.
It's normal for both Americans and Finns. But that's kinda duh, you spoke about they who find it normal so of course they would be people who find it normal.
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It's normal for both Americans and Finns. But that's kinda duh, you spoke about they who find it normal so of course they would be people who find it normal.
That is not a sentence.
I mean, I know what you're saying because... you know, but if we're going to do this dick measuring thing you're going to at least have to approximate language.
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Please don't tell me to get off of it, I have old Livejournal friends to keep in touch with and that's why I'm there.
Like when you see they've changed to a joint account, and you think "ooh, which one of you cheated on the other?"
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That is not a sentence.
I mean, I know what you're saying because... you know, but if we're going to do this dick measuring thing you're going to at least have to approximate language.
I'm sorry but what do you mean?
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I'm sorry but what do you mean?
That's my exact question, actually.
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That's my exact question, actually.
wrote last edited by [email protected]You don't know what you meant?
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A meme is a "self-propagating" unit of culture.
OP saw this and was compelled to share it. It's culturally relevant, as it speaks (perhaps satirically, perhaps seriously) about an aspect of human (more specifically: western online) culture.
It's a meme. I don't like it any more than you do but it IS definitionally a meme.
That's why I tell people to loosen up when they complain that the format is being misused. If it works, it works. It is evolution.
I don't like the look of snails any less than the rest of the general population do, but snails evolved the way they did because it works. -
Like when you see they've changed to a joint account, and you think "ooh, which one of you cheated on the other?"
"We're working on our relationship". Well yes.