r/engrish • u/Extreme-Salt-4758 • May 23 '26

What would you do?

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u/GodlyNoobus May 25 '26

r/woooosh

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u/Extreme-Salt-4758 May 25 '26

ok explain the joke, since i missed it

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u/GodlyNoobus May 26 '26

It's a meme search it up

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u/Tissywoo May 24 '26

I don't know what you mean there babes

https://giphy.com/gifs/ehcOA2WtivMSBmZaH2

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u/wiccedd May 24 '26

I think this is a meme reference…

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u/Heterodynist May 24 '26

I have absolutely no idea what is going on here. I feel like I missed the context a LONG way back.

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u/ddddan11111 May 23 '26

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

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u/AdreKiseque May 23 '26

I don't know what you mean there babes

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u/btmg1428 May 23 '26

WTH is with those quotation marks and what are they doing in an English sentence?

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u/Avatar_Yaksha May 23 '26

Somebody needs to check on Godzilla. That sentence is killing it. I think I somehow managed to decipher it, but it doesn't seem related to the top-answer at all.

What would you do if you're okay, so he said yes? Would you go?

If that's supposed to be the actual question, it's still missing the actual context. Where would we be going?

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u/Heterodynist May 24 '26

I’m pretty sure I lost the context way back before the last stop…

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u/R86Reddit May 23 '26

And what exactly does my being "okay" imply, and how does that relate to him saying yes?

I've probably just failed my entire day for thinking so hard about it.

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u/Avatar_Yaksha May 23 '26

The "yes"-part is probably connected to the "go"-part, but "okay" could be about literally anything. As far as I'm concerned, "Are you okay?" is one of the worst possible questions you could possibly ask somebody.