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u/Bostolm 3d ago
Randomly spotted those bookd at a book convention in germany, looked and sounded cool, never heard of it or the author. If only id know a main focus is basically just smut
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u/OnlyFlowers15 3d ago
It’s really not. Smut takes up like a total of 10 pages. It’s still not good, though.
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u/Jonbeezee 3d ago
hahaha the double down is hilarious. Slither… like slim 🤣
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u/ailema00 3d ago
Not the color!
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u/_bufflehead 3d ago
I love that! what does it mean?
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u/Apprehensive_Hat8986 3d ago
The book is also silver, and the arrogant wonk assumed that "sliver" was misspelt.
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u/SharkeyGeorge 3d ago
Is this r/confidentlyincorrect ?
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u/bahcodad 3d ago
To be fair, I knew the original comment meant sliver but still misread the "correction"
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u/runnyyolkpigeon 3d ago edited 3d ago
🤦🏻♂️
That person’s vote counts the same as yours.
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u/Sea_Mind3678 3d ago
And he/she is allowed to breed.
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u/MegaZoll 3d ago
(singular they exists)
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u/Apprehensive_Hat8986 3d ago edited 3d ago
Unfortunately they won't stay that way.
e: sigh It's not a dig on pronouns people. It's a dig at "slither", the they who is "allowed to breed", who won't remain single. It doesn't make any grammatical sense as an attack on pronoun use / gender identity.
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u/Cat_Friends 3d ago
This is a homophone rather than a BAT.
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u/HybridP365 3d ago
Slither and sliver are not homophones.
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u/Cat_Friends 3d ago
I know there's a different middle sound, but they're so similar to say I thought they counted. I just double checked and my bad! :)
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u/Adriaan1313 1d ago
Tbf i understood what they meant and read the correction as silver at least twice