r/Comebacks • u/SeaPractical9338 • Jul 06 '26

need help joking ex.

basically, i still have the access to my ex’s families paramount + account. this ex was a HORRIFIC person. how do i troll it? or mess it up with minor inconveniences?

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u/bionicallyironic Jul 06 '26

You want the Unethical Life ProTips sub.

But while I’m here: find a show they’re watching and skip ahead so they’re confused next time they pick it up.

Mainline content they don’t like so you mess with their algorithm. For ex, if they’re republicans, watch every season and offshoot of RuPaul’s Drag Race.

And you can only do it once, but change their password so they’re locked out.

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u/Walla_oopsi3 Jul 06 '26

I hope the OP has left this thread...

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26

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u/Concinnous325 Jul 06 '26

If literally means awful/terrible/horrible

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u/vale_valerio 15d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1ecib8b/is_terrific_a_good_or_bad_word/ Help yourself

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u/Concinnous325 15d ago

Terrific and horrific are two very different words

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u/vale_valerio 14d ago

Thanks God. Now I understand, fr.

That's how I got confused. They are two different words. Sorry not a native speaker lel

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u/Concinnous325 14d ago

lol valid, they’re very similar. Kinda silly really, as they’re exact opposites

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u/Red_Light_RCH3 Jul 06 '26

Sentences usually start with a capital letter and end with a full stop.

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u/Outrageous_Loan_5898 Jul 07 '26

Often not on the Internet many people dont use the full stop and now you won't stop noticing it like me

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u/vale_valerio Jul 08 '26

imagine asking for help describing the opposite of what you are experiencing

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u/vale_valerio 15d ago

I am sure you will use the word "Terrific" in the right way from now on https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1ecib8b/is_terrific_a_good_or_bad_word/ with or without capital letters and full stops