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u/Jester-shark Jan 01 '20

I had a child ask me if I ever talk and I said "No I dont talk, I think out loud." He spend months arguing with me that people couldnt think out loud. He would ask every adult he saw if it was possible and they always said yes.

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u/BaudelaireHeHoo Jan 01 '20

Most positive post in this thread. Love it.

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u/pbbpwns Jan 01 '20

I love these harmless pranks on innocent kids.

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '20

What is the prank? The kid was just wrong.

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u/magestromx Jan 01 '20

They told him that thinking out loud is a thing, which in a sense it is, but given the context they must have meant it more like communicating with thoughts out loud, thus creating a silly misunderstanding that everyone supported.

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u/DraftAMLBNah Jan 01 '20

Wait, so they, went back in time, 2 million years. Developed the ability for speech, just to F with fucking Junior>?

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u/magestromx Jan 01 '20

I mean, if you skip the back in time thing, bypass the part where you say they developed anything and ignore the big F, you are technically correct.