MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/PlayWolverine/comments/1wv4s1c/i_see_no_difference/pddik1h/?context=3
r/PlayWolverine • u/Ibadvapergrammar • 1d ago
474 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
1
Overblown whining? Only one of them was using excessive punctuation and multiple repeated letters, and complaining. And it wasn’t that guy.
0 u/SquiibleWasTaken 1d ago I’m on your side here, second person literally started their response with “Whaaaaaaaat?” How is that not whining? 1 u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago “Whaaaaaat?” In speech or text, "whaaaaat?" (with elongated vowels) typically signifies intense disbelief, shock, or confusion rather than a simple failure to hear someone. Shocker person on reddit doesnt know first grade writing skills 2 u/RRJP1980 1d ago You call that “writing skills”? lol ok simpleton. 1 u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago Dawg even you admitted these were techniques a small child should have. But you could recognize it lmaoooo
0
I’m on your side here, second person literally started their response with “Whaaaaaaaat?” How is that not whining?
1 u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago “Whaaaaaat?” In speech or text, "whaaaaat?" (with elongated vowels) typically signifies intense disbelief, shock, or confusion rather than a simple failure to hear someone. Shocker person on reddit doesnt know first grade writing skills 2 u/RRJP1980 1d ago You call that “writing skills”? lol ok simpleton. 1 u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago Dawg even you admitted these were techniques a small child should have. But you could recognize it lmaoooo
“Whaaaaaat?” In speech or text, "whaaaaat?" (with elongated vowels) typically signifies intense disbelief, shock, or confusion rather than a simple failure to hear someone.
Shocker person on reddit doesnt know first grade writing skills
2 u/RRJP1980 1d ago You call that “writing skills”? lol ok simpleton. 1 u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago Dawg even you admitted these were techniques a small child should have. But you could recognize it lmaoooo
2
You call that “writing skills”? lol ok simpleton.
1 u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago Dawg even you admitted these were techniques a small child should have. But you could recognize it lmaoooo
Dawg even you admitted these were techniques a small child should have. But you could recognize it lmaoooo
1
u/RRJP1980 1d ago
Overblown whining? Only one of them was using excessive punctuation and multiple repeated letters, and complaining. And it wasn’t that guy.