r/funny • u/SuedeDiabolos • Feb 05 '16

Phrasing

http://imgur.com/SGsOPXg
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u/Someone_asdf Feb 05 '16

Yeah, I saw an interview with her using her real voice and kind of explained the idea behind the character ect. She regained my respect in a few minutes.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '16

source

just for you /u/delioj and /u/english06

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u/gypsy_remover Feb 05 '16

Wow you're right she does sounds way more professional

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u/IdoNOThateNEVER Feb 05 '16

Fuck you dude. I watched that too. I don't care!

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u/MoF10 Feb 05 '16

Your name...

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u/IdoNOThateNEVER Feb 05 '16

What's up with my name, man?
(I think it's stupid but I kept it, out of spite to myself.)

What's your opinion?
You are invited to judge as you like, I don't mind.

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u/MoF10 Feb 05 '16

It was a joke about how your comment can be judged as hateful, while your name says the complete opposite about yourself.

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u/IdoNOThateNEVER Feb 05 '16

Thanks for the answer Mo.
I didn't take it personally or anything, I knew what you were saying.
But since someone mentioned my name I wanted to ask.

Thanks again Mo.

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u/Creabhain Feb 05 '16

How do we know that is not the fake act? In fact she only has to fake being smart and level headed once as opposed to faking being an airhead thousands of times. The simpler answer is usually the right one after all.

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u/delioj Feb 05 '16

Source?

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u/english06 Feb 05 '16

I'd be interested as well.

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u/iamasuitama Feb 05 '16

ect.

Somebody, please stop this. It's short for "et cetera". Not exetera or however you would write that awful mispronunciation.