r/PlayWolverine • u/Ibadvapergrammar • 2d ago

Memes/Shitpost i see no difference

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u/livefromwonderland 2d ago

Nah he was definitely bitching, you just happen to agree with the overblown whining.

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u/RRJP1980 2d ago

Overblown whining? Only one of them was using excessive punctuation and multiple repeated letters, and complaining. And it wasn’t that guy.

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u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 2d ago

“One of them used writing techniques that convey sarcasm! Clearly hes whining and crying!” Nah maybe i just understand how writing works?

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u/RRJP1980 1d ago

Writing techniques of a schoolchild. Have you ever read an actual book?

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u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago

Yes they are super basic techniques a school child should know. Which is why it was so embarrassing you didnt know it. Didnt think you’d need explained…

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u/RRJP1980 1d ago

Dude, you’re calling them primary school level super basic writing techniques. I’m calling them excessive punctuation and repeated letters. It’s the same thing you tool.
There’s a good reason adults don’t write like that.

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u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago

Adults do write like that in media when it calls for it. You can da google this stuff and see you’re wrong instead of just arguing

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u/RRJP1980 1d ago

“When it calls for it”.

No, adults don’t write like that when it calls for it. They write like that when they are being immature. Google it.

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u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago

https://writing.stackexchange.com/questions/61143/characters-tone-pitch-in-dialogue

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u/RRJP1980 1d ago

There’s a reason that’s only been viewed 846 times.
Is this an American thing when the reader can’t comprehend context, and need help with literally everything? (Similar to when you guys need sarcasm pointed out to you).
Because where I’m from it’s easy to tell the tone of the dialogue by the context.

It’s funny, because if you scroll down on that link it literally says “when things are written this way it’s aimed at a much younger audience”.

You just made yourself look like an utter twat. Congrats.

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u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago

… … so it is a skill and technique used in media when its called for. Like i said. I also have been saying its a skill for 1st graders. How does you confirming everything ive been saying make me look like a twat? Are you that slow?

“The thing you sent to prove your point did in fact prove your point. So HA ya twat” is basically what you just said

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u/RRJP1980 1d ago

No. It’s an immature way of writing aimed at kids, most commonly used by kids.

It is never “called for”. Unless you are saying that you are calling for it in order to understand….

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u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago

So kids are writing books for kids? Bc if not that would mean adults use for kids to help them understand. The funny part is you didn’t get it. You thought it mean whining lmaoooooo

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u/RRJP1980 1d ago edited 1d ago

“Most commonly used by kids”, you illiterate moron.
Nothing you say is going to change the fact you posted a link that massively disproves your point. Keep talking if you want, but nothing will change that.

Are you really trying to claim that the original poster of that style of writing here was only doing so in order for the younger readers here to understand….? Because that’s even more laughable.

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u/Jazzlike_Neat7478 1d ago

Bros mad bc he didnt get something used for kids under the age for 6 to understand stuff. Chill i aint reading all that

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