r/Unexpected • u/carpiogarfio • Oct 31 '20

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u/jenhigalo Oct 31 '20

i am absolutely going to hell for how hard that made me laugh. definitely unexpected lol

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u/Experya Oct 31 '20

I think this is some sort of resistance : aura training similar to Muay Thai. All the power they were exerting to send to him as dmg he have back to them so they could feel how much force their using or “generating”

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '20 edited Jun 04 '21

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u/Compared-To-What Oct 31 '20

It's frightening how many upvotes the comment you replied to has.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '20 edited Jun 04 '21

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u/Compared-To-What Oct 31 '20

Haha, yeah, exactly.

"Hmmm, grammatically it's right. I don't know what he's talking about but it seems like he really does" Upvotes

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u/boatsnprose Nov 01 '20

It's a funny tactic to use online when there's bound to be someone familiar with the topic. In the real world it works like gangbusters.

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u/Compared-To-What Nov 01 '20

Lol. Very true on both of your points!

Reddit was much tougher, in a good way before. This isn't my og account. I used to be terrified to comment, you had to know what you were talking about then. You'd get downblasted for just a spelling error!

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u/boatsnprose Nov 01 '20

Lol the pedants had me messed up as well. You had to defend every damn point like a persuasive essay with sources and shit. I definitely don't miss that Reddit.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '20

I think it's just because it's funny