General Chat Thread

[Moneyy]

Man

I was going to say something about this post but then I forgot about it.

Good post bro

[Gelatino95]

Please don't ever mod me

That is a personal request

[Zenotwapal]

Please don't ever mod me

That is a personal request

good choice


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[Magnegross]

that feel when i'm eating m&m yogurt and i'm almost done and there's a lot of m&ms at the bottom and i try to save the m&ms in my mouth and swallow the yogurt at the same time and accidentally swallow m&ms too

Good post bro

but this one is probably better

[RAGD0LL]

Except for Rezzo because he is annoying.

I don't even know Rezzo but he's ****ing hilarious.

Strictly hypothetically speaking, I'd say two days tops. You'll have to wait a few days before a patch to the inevitable anti-piracy gets made though. Of course, this is only hypothetical.

Thanks, hypothetically ;]

[The Eleventh]

Strictly hypothetically speaking, I'd say two days tops. You'll have to wait a few days before a patch to the inevitable anti-piracy gets made though. Of course, this is only hypothetical.

Thanks for taking care of this one. "Hypothetically", "actually", "technically" and "personally" have got to be the most superfluous words known to the English language. Unless anyone else has other ideas...

[RAGD0LL]

Thanks for taking care of this one. "Hypothetically", "actually", "technically" and "personally" have got to be the most superfluous words known to the English language. Unless anyone else has other ideas...

They're great for beating around the bush with. And they add to my word count when I'm writing essays for school.

[Phoopes]

Thanks for taking care of this one. "Hypothetically", "actually", "technically" and "personally" have got to be the most superfluous words known to the English language. Unless anyone else has other ideas...

Hypothetically, I could criticize this post. But personally, I feel that actually doing so would be a dick move. Though technically, I guess I'm doing that right now.

[The Eleventh]

They're great for beating around the bush with. And they add to my word count when I'm writing essays for school.

That mustn't give your teachers a desirable impression, though. Or are they as incompetent as most teachers nowadays?

[RAGD0LL]

That mustn't give your teachers a desirable impression, though. Or are they as incompetent as most teachers nowadays?

LOL. It's funny. I try to beat around the bush throughout my entire essays, just so I can hit the word count and avoid the topic at hand. And then my teacher comments about how wonderfully 'straight forward' I am. I'm one of her favorite students. But she's married to her dogs idk, she has their barking set as her ring tone. Incompetent might not be the right word for her.

[Profesco]

Hypothetically, I could criticize this post. But personally, I feel that actually doing so would be a dick move. Though technically, I guess I'm doing that right now.

*chuckle*

But this does show that you could remove those four words and their associated commas and the post would deliver the same message. It would just be a very brief and uninflected one, far less interesting to read. The commas give the writing the flow of speech and the words give it a personal tone.

[The Eleventh]

*chuckle*

But this does show that you could remove those four words and their associated commas and the post would deliver the same message. It would just be a very brief and uninflected one, far less interesting to read. The commas give the writing the flow of speech and the words give it a personal tone.

Really? I find the post to be far less interesting with the inclusion of those words. They're a cause for cringing to me. They give the impression of an underdeveloped, effortless and unquestioned vocabulary assimilated solely from colloquial speech.

[KickAsh]

You know what's deeee licious?
Peanut butter on graham crackers. It shouldn't be good, but it totally is.

[Phoopes]

Really? I find the post to be far less interesting with the inclusion of those words. They're a cause for cringing to me. They give the impression of an underdeveloped, effortless and unquestioned vocabulary assimilated solely from colloquial speech.

Oh, sort of on that same topic. "Generally speaking" can often be done without, since it's usually used with a quantity of time anyway. As in, "Generally speaking, I wouldn't do that most of the time." I use stuff like this to buff word counts, but not often, because it's often unnecessary.

[RAGD0LL]

Really? I find the post to be far less interesting with the inclusion of those words. They're a cause for cringing to me. They give the impression of an underdeveloped, effortless and unquestioned vocabulary assimilated solely from colloquial speech.

While your observation is quintessentially unerring, I find your intemperate utilization of words comprising of greater than two syllables to be wholly superfluous.

You know what's deeee licious?
Peanut butter on graham crackers. It shouldn't be good, but it totally is.

No. Graham crackers with Nutella.

[KickAsh]

No. Graham crackers with Nutella.

No, anything with Nutella.

[RAGD0LL]

No, anything with Nutella.

Yes. Ok. You win.

[Jb]

Really? I find the post to be far less interesting with the inclusion of those words. They're a cause for cringing to me. They give the impression of an underdeveloped, effortless and unquestioned vocabulary assimilated solely from colloquial speech.

I see

[The Eleventh]

While your observation is quintessentially unerring, I find your intemperate utilization of words comprising of greater than two syllables to be wholly superfluous.

Why? If I were to be needlessly critical of my own post, I'd conclude that the only "superfluous" word was assimilated. What was so strikingly unnecessary?

[RAGD0LL]

Why? If I were to be needlessly critical of my own post, I'd conclude that the only "superfluous" word was assimilated. What was so strikingly unnecessary?

Nothing. Don't take me so seriously lolol.