• JackbyDev@programming.dev
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      15 hours ago

      “I was like, they were like, I was like, they were like” describes the flow of a conversation. That conversation did not happen as you presented it. You’re not just wrong, you’re lying.

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        10 hours ago

        You like to put the one association that’s most intuitive to you up on a pedestal and call it fact. You are currently attempting to denote of some of the sloppiest informal slang there is.

        Do you do any more stupid tricks?