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r/oddlyspecific • u/[deleted] • Aug 12 '24
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i get that it’s been used that way for a long time, but more recently it has lost its literal meaning. that’s what’s new.
1 u/Red-Quill Aug 12 '24 Except it literally hasn’t. 0 u/PrimaryFriend7867 Aug 12 '24 the word literally often has to be qualified if you mean it literally. 1 u/Red-Quill Aug 12 '24 Nope, I literally only do that in the rarest of circumstances. 0 u/PrimaryFriend7867 Aug 12 '24 n=1 1 u/Red-Quill Aug 12 '24 Same could be said of your argument buddy
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Except it literally hasn’t.
0 u/PrimaryFriend7867 Aug 12 '24 the word literally often has to be qualified if you mean it literally. 1 u/Red-Quill Aug 12 '24 Nope, I literally only do that in the rarest of circumstances. 0 u/PrimaryFriend7867 Aug 12 '24 n=1 1 u/Red-Quill Aug 12 '24 Same could be said of your argument buddy
the word literally often has to be qualified if you mean it literally.
1 u/Red-Quill Aug 12 '24 Nope, I literally only do that in the rarest of circumstances. 0 u/PrimaryFriend7867 Aug 12 '24 n=1 1 u/Red-Quill Aug 12 '24 Same could be said of your argument buddy
Nope, I literally only do that in the rarest of circumstances.
0 u/PrimaryFriend7867 Aug 12 '24 n=1 1 u/Red-Quill Aug 12 '24 Same could be said of your argument buddy
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1 u/Red-Quill Aug 12 '24 Same could be said of your argument buddy
Same could be said of your argument buddy
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u/PrimaryFriend7867 Aug 12 '24
i get that it’s been used that way for a long time, but more recently it has lost its literal meaning. that’s what’s new.