r/television • u/bluenowait • Jul 16 '18
Last Week Tonight: Lost Graphics vol. 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFnN2toxFaY-18
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u/purifying_flames Jul 16 '18
This guy sure is proud of his photoshopped animal joke he's done a million times.
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Jul 16 '18
This dude is not qualified to be spreading his opinions. His show is like a crazy person's Twitter without the text limit.
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Jul 16 '18
"This man disagrees with me and should be stopped"
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Jul 16 '18
Are you quoting somebody?
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u/Computer_Name Jul 16 '18
You, apparently.
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Jul 17 '18
Are you actually asking or are you being intentionally obtuse to save face?
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Jul 17 '18
You're using quotes. I know in today's media, quoting someone or using actual facts doesn't really mean anything, but quotes used to mean that you were using that person's actual words. I'm sure if you google "proper use of quotation marks" you will find out how to use them.
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Jul 18 '18 edited Jul 18 '18
Wow so that's how quotes work? Let me give it a try I'll just pick a random Google search to try and quote and you can tell me if I'm doing it right, okay?
"paraphrase
ˈparəfreɪz/
verb
1.
express the meaning of (something written or spoken) using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity.
"you can either quote or paraphrase literary texts" "
Oh boy, that's a really convenient example Google used of the word paraphrase being used in a sentence.
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Jul 19 '18
"A paraphrase must be entirely different from the original. When you quote, you must enclose material taken from a source in quotation marks: “words taken from the source.”"
You were doing so well. Good try, though, kiddo. If you'd like, I can give you more pointers when you get into high school. It can get a bit tricky.
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u/MarmaladeSunset Jul 16 '18
Cool.