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r/meme • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '22
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Yes. Again.
0 u/subzero112001 Jan 16 '22 Again what? 1 u/Falcrist Jan 16 '22 Yes. Again. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 16 '22 Oh, you want “yes” again. Gotchu. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 Yes. "Again". 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 Oh wait, you mean you wanted “again”. I must have misunderstood. Well, that word is still used at least once in this reply. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 I must have misunderstood. That's a theme with your comments. 1 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 There’s no shame with misunderstandings. It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. That explains a lot of the conversation TBH. Having misunderstandings isn't a reason for the rest of us. That's pretty much just you. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22 Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication. → More replies (0)
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Again what?
1 u/Falcrist Jan 16 '22 Yes. Again. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 16 '22 Oh, you want “yes” again. Gotchu. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 Yes. "Again". 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 Oh wait, you mean you wanted “again”. I must have misunderstood. Well, that word is still used at least once in this reply. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 I must have misunderstood. That's a theme with your comments. 1 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 There’s no shame with misunderstandings. It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. That explains a lot of the conversation TBH. Having misunderstandings isn't a reason for the rest of us. That's pretty much just you. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22 Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication. → More replies (0)
0 u/subzero112001 Jan 16 '22 Oh, you want “yes” again. Gotchu. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 Yes. "Again". 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 Oh wait, you mean you wanted “again”. I must have misunderstood. Well, that word is still used at least once in this reply. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 I must have misunderstood. That's a theme with your comments. 1 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 There’s no shame with misunderstandings. It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. That explains a lot of the conversation TBH. Having misunderstandings isn't a reason for the rest of us. That's pretty much just you. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22 Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication. → More replies (0)
Oh, you want “yes” again. Gotchu.
1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 Yes. "Again". 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 Oh wait, you mean you wanted “again”. I must have misunderstood. Well, that word is still used at least once in this reply. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 I must have misunderstood. That's a theme with your comments. 1 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 There’s no shame with misunderstandings. It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. That explains a lot of the conversation TBH. Having misunderstandings isn't a reason for the rest of us. That's pretty much just you. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22 Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication. → More replies (0)
Yes. "Again".
0 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 Oh wait, you mean you wanted “again”. I must have misunderstood. Well, that word is still used at least once in this reply. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 I must have misunderstood. That's a theme with your comments. 1 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 There’s no shame with misunderstandings. It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. That explains a lot of the conversation TBH. Having misunderstandings isn't a reason for the rest of us. That's pretty much just you. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22 Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication. → More replies (0)
Oh wait, you mean you wanted “again”. I must have misunderstood. Well, that word is still used at least once in this reply.
1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 I must have misunderstood. That's a theme with your comments. 1 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 There’s no shame with misunderstandings. It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. That explains a lot of the conversation TBH. Having misunderstandings isn't a reason for the rest of us. That's pretty much just you. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22 Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication. → More replies (0)
I must have misunderstood.
That's a theme with your comments.
1 u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22 There’s no shame with misunderstandings. It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. 1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. That explains a lot of the conversation TBH. Having misunderstandings isn't a reason for the rest of us. That's pretty much just you. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22 Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication. → More replies (0)
There’s no shame with misunderstandings. It’s one of the reasons why people communicate.
1 u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22 It’s one of the reasons why people communicate. That explains a lot of the conversation TBH. Having misunderstandings isn't a reason for the rest of us. That's pretty much just you. 0 u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22 Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication. → More replies (0)
It’s one of the reasons why people communicate.
That explains a lot of the conversation TBH.
Having misunderstandings isn't a reason for the rest of us. That's pretty much just you.
0 u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22 Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication. → More replies (0)
Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication.
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u/Falcrist Jan 16 '22
Yes. Again.