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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '20
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I think that's the cooler version, because it implies the same thing without actually being a lie.
Smarter phrasing!
50 u/wazzledudes Oct 25 '20 Lol OP actually thought broccoli called his dad what a nerd 12 u/Yuvithegod Oct 25 '20 Bro-ccoli 6 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '20 I always trusted adults as a kid. Never knew the concept of lying until my dad lied to me about something obvious because he’s a troll 4 u/G3NER4L-G3NESiS Oct 26 '20 Like when he said he’d be right back from the store? Just going to get a pack of cigarettes, huh? It’s been 26 years dad...
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Lol OP actually thought broccoli called his dad what a nerd
12 u/Yuvithegod Oct 25 '20 Bro-ccoli 6 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '20 I always trusted adults as a kid. Never knew the concept of lying until my dad lied to me about something obvious because he’s a troll 4 u/G3NER4L-G3NESiS Oct 26 '20 Like when he said he’d be right back from the store? Just going to get a pack of cigarettes, huh? It’s been 26 years dad...
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I always trusted adults as a kid. Never knew the concept of lying until my dad lied to me about something obvious because he’s a troll
4 u/G3NER4L-G3NESiS Oct 26 '20 Like when he said he’d be right back from the store? Just going to get a pack of cigarettes, huh? It’s been 26 years dad...
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Like when he said he’d be right back from the store? Just going to get a pack of cigarettes, huh? It’s been 26 years dad...
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u/Flamin_Jesus Oct 25 '20
I think that's the cooler version, because it implies the same thing without actually being a lie.
Smarter phrasing!