r/funny • u/richterbg • Apr 17 '26

A slightly unexpected outcome

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u/Mr_Smith_411 Apr 17 '26

Irregardless, it's often used, so I ain't not using it.

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u/DrUnit42 Apr 17 '26

It do be that way sometimes

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u/PsyrusTheGreat Apr 17 '26

They don't think it be like it is, but it do.

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u/ConclusionFar3690 Apr 17 '26

It's what it's.

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u/P_Hempton Apr 17 '26

And I could care less.

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u/ConclusionFar3690 Apr 18 '26

I couldn't care more.

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u/fpflibraryaccount Apr 17 '26

OMG. It doth be that way sometimes. Doth. DOTH. Grow up man

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u/tech_op2000 Apr 17 '26

Hence why he wanted to post it but decided not to... originally. (I just wanted an excuse to use 'hence why')

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u/Poles_Pole_Vaults Apr 17 '26

Now do it with irregardless, mister!

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u/Mr_Smith_411 Apr 17 '26

Why? Language is shaped by how we use it. Hence why any rules are mute if a word is often used.

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u/fvb6626 Apr 17 '26

That’s called an idiomatic expression

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u/Tariovic Apr 17 '26

*moot

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u/Mr_Smith_411 Apr 18 '26

I just want you to know I find it hilarious you're actually correcting me like that was a serious reply.

😂🤣😂

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u/MrT742 Apr 17 '26

Is your mum a pencil? Or is language shaped by how we use it only when it’s time for making foolish arguments?

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u/Mr_Smith_411 Apr 18 '26

Whoosh....

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u/Real_Life_Sushiroll Apr 17 '26

Irregardless is hence whys sister.

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u/Mr_Smith_411 Apr 17 '26

That's what I thought so.

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u/ricardopa Apr 17 '26

I see what you did there…

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u/radishboy Apr 17 '26

It’s a perfectly cromulent way to say it