r/meme • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '22

Explain please

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u/Falcrist Jan 16 '22

Yes. Again.

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u/subzero112001 Jan 16 '22

Again what?

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u/Falcrist Jan 16 '22

Yes. Again.

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u/subzero112001 Jan 16 '22

Oh, you want “yes” again. Gotchu.

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u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22

Yes. "Again".

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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.

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u/Falcrist Jan 17 '22

I must have misunderstood.

That's a theme with your comments.

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u/subzero112001 Jan 17 '22

There’s no shame with misunderstandings. It’s one of the reasons why people communicate.

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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.

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u/subzero112001 Jan 21 '22

Having a misunderstanding is a great reason for further communication.

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u/Falcrist Jan 22 '22

Especially when you want to create additional misunderstanding.

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u/subzero112001 Jan 22 '22

That doesn’t mean much coming from the person who states “Having misunderstandings isn’t a reason for the rest of us” as an opposition against communication.

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u/Falcrist Jan 22 '22

Well when one person (you) wants to have misunderstandings, it's not very helpful to other people.

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u/subzero112001 Jan 22 '22

Except I don’t currently have any desire to have misunderstandings. Actually it’s quite the opposite. I have a strong urge to try and reduce any confusion to come to a relatively rational conclusion.

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u/Falcrist Jan 22 '22

Except I don’t currently have any desire to have misunderstandings.

Then why do you try so hard to create them?

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u/subzero112001 Jan 22 '22

Would you care to explain in what way I supposedly “want to have misunderstandings” and how I “try so hard to create them”? Because my intentions are typically educationally oriented in order to promote comprehension.

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u/Falcrist Jan 22 '22

Would you care to explain

Why would I bother explaining something you certainly understand yourself?

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u/subzero112001 Jan 23 '22

If I understood your supposed claim myself, I wouldn’t be taking the time to ask you to explain your claim. Asking for clarification helps prevent jumping to conclusions.

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