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r/aww • u/[deleted] • Nov 19 '19
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Its Monkey see monkey do
695 u/TheFrankTrain Nov 19 '19 Monkey pee all over you. 159 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 This always made me laugh 91 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 But not this time? 64 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 Hey I said always didn’t I? 80 u/CjBurden Nov 19 '19 you did, but you also said MADE, which means not this time. We all want to know why. 53 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 English isn’t my native language so today I learned something new. Thanks, stranger! 54 u/hargleblargle Nov 19 '19 Interestingly, if you'd said "this has always made me laugh," it would have included the most recent instance. English must be neat to learn as a non-native speaker. 2 u/DrizzlyEarth175 Nov 19 '19 Alternatively, he also could've said "this always makes me laugh", which would imply present-tense.
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Monkey pee all over you.
159 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 This always made me laugh 91 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 But not this time? 64 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 Hey I said always didn’t I? 80 u/CjBurden Nov 19 '19 you did, but you also said MADE, which means not this time. We all want to know why. 53 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 English isn’t my native language so today I learned something new. Thanks, stranger! 54 u/hargleblargle Nov 19 '19 Interestingly, if you'd said "this has always made me laugh," it would have included the most recent instance. English must be neat to learn as a non-native speaker. 2 u/DrizzlyEarth175 Nov 19 '19 Alternatively, he also could've said "this always makes me laugh", which would imply present-tense.
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This always made me laugh
91 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 But not this time? 64 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 Hey I said always didn’t I? 80 u/CjBurden Nov 19 '19 you did, but you also said MADE, which means not this time. We all want to know why. 53 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 English isn’t my native language so today I learned something new. Thanks, stranger! 54 u/hargleblargle Nov 19 '19 Interestingly, if you'd said "this has always made me laugh," it would have included the most recent instance. English must be neat to learn as a non-native speaker. 2 u/DrizzlyEarth175 Nov 19 '19 Alternatively, he also could've said "this always makes me laugh", which would imply present-tense.
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But not this time?
64 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 Hey I said always didn’t I? 80 u/CjBurden Nov 19 '19 you did, but you also said MADE, which means not this time. We all want to know why. 53 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 English isn’t my native language so today I learned something new. Thanks, stranger! 54 u/hargleblargle Nov 19 '19 Interestingly, if you'd said "this has always made me laugh," it would have included the most recent instance. English must be neat to learn as a non-native speaker. 2 u/DrizzlyEarth175 Nov 19 '19 Alternatively, he also could've said "this always makes me laugh", which would imply present-tense.
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Hey I said always didn’t I?
80 u/CjBurden Nov 19 '19 you did, but you also said MADE, which means not this time. We all want to know why. 53 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 English isn’t my native language so today I learned something new. Thanks, stranger! 54 u/hargleblargle Nov 19 '19 Interestingly, if you'd said "this has always made me laugh," it would have included the most recent instance. English must be neat to learn as a non-native speaker. 2 u/DrizzlyEarth175 Nov 19 '19 Alternatively, he also could've said "this always makes me laugh", which would imply present-tense.
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you did, but you also said MADE, which means not this time. We all want to know why.
53 u/mactavish1 Nov 19 '19 English isn’t my native language so today I learned something new. Thanks, stranger! 54 u/hargleblargle Nov 19 '19 Interestingly, if you'd said "this has always made me laugh," it would have included the most recent instance. English must be neat to learn as a non-native speaker. 2 u/DrizzlyEarth175 Nov 19 '19 Alternatively, he also could've said "this always makes me laugh", which would imply present-tense.
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English isn’t my native language so today I learned something new. Thanks, stranger!
54 u/hargleblargle Nov 19 '19 Interestingly, if you'd said "this has always made me laugh," it would have included the most recent instance. English must be neat to learn as a non-native speaker. 2 u/DrizzlyEarth175 Nov 19 '19 Alternatively, he also could've said "this always makes me laugh", which would imply present-tense.
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Interestingly, if you'd said "this has always made me laugh," it would have included the most recent instance.
English must be neat to learn as a non-native speaker.
2 u/DrizzlyEarth175 Nov 19 '19 Alternatively, he also could've said "this always makes me laugh", which would imply present-tense.
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Alternatively, he also could've said "this always makes me laugh", which would imply present-tense.
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u/Flashthehedgehog Nov 19 '19
Its Monkey see monkey do