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Zesty posted:How do you use Usually I use  to say I'm not being serious, or that the words I'm saying aren't that big of a deal, like when pointing out an obvious but largely inconsequential mistake or oversight.
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Zesty posted:How do you use  is dad jokes, is pretending to be stupid/terrible.
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I always saw it as like this 
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Puppy Time posted:
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Puppy Time posted:
 
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I always think is Jared the Subway pedo
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Eh, I always pictured it as more of a stupid grin, 'soyface' is the slack-jawed expression of obviously fake excitement almost always surrounded by a pubey beard. still kind of amazed that channers decided to make smiling a bad thing and it stuck
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Always use when quoting Crow T. Robot.
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"You know you want me, Baby!" Huh, it works.
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What's up with all the retro scifi avatars?
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Kennel posted:What's up with all the retro scifi avatars? ShallNoiseUpon posted:It's from sold old pulp art that one of the CSPAM mods, Squizzle, found and uploaded and gave a ton of people cool pulp art avatar. There's a ton of them aroudn.
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Wasn't the original :awesome:? In which case the original usage was everywhere in place of punctuation always, up until you got banned or it was replaced with 
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zedprime posted:Wasn't you're thinking of 
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zedprime posted:Wasn't The original awesome was the emote that is now  . And yeah, it was everywhere, until the admins started loving with it
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Aug 19, 2020 18:15
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It was also changed to :iama[gayslur]: rather than what it is now.
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this is gonna sound odd, but i’m not from any of the anglophones, so hear me out. what on earth does that “showing your whole rear end” thing that people love shouting at each other in QCS these past few months mean? at first I thought it was something like looking like an idiot, like the trousers fell down or something, but then there’s the “whole” bit, which makes me think it’s looking like an idiot on purpose? but this gets thrown around in arguments, so then I get kinda confused
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ulvir posted:this is gonna sound odd, but i’m not from any of the anglophones, so hear me out. Not anglophone either, but from context I think your first idea is the most accurate one. The "whole" bit seems to me like it's for emphasis, like saying "you looked like an irredemable idiot back there and there's no way to hide it". But, again, grain of salt and all that.
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"You unnecessarily insisted on revealing yourself as an idiot." It has to be a sustained or repeated act, not a one-time thing.
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The “whole rear end” part is also a play on “rear end hole”
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Jiru posted:Not anglophone either, but from context I think your first idea is the most accurate one. The "whole" bit seems to me like it's for emphasis, like saying "you looked like an irredemable idiot back there and there's no way to hide it". But, again, grain of salt and all that. As a native English speaker this is how I interpret it. It's an unusual way to phrase things and the use of "whole" makes it both sound awkward and serve as an intensifier for how big of a gently caress up the person was being. Doc Hawkins posted:"You unnecessarily insisted on revealing yourself as an idiot." Yeah this too, it's revealing of a long-term but usually hidden character trait
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Aug 28, 2020 22:18
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I never liked “showed your whole rear end” because it sounds too much like mooning, which has a completely different meaning to showing an rear end 
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As a native English speaker let me assure the non-native English speakers itt that it's super weird for us too, we're just rolling with it
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My guess: whole rear end = complete jackass
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It's not necessarily a new thing, when i was a kid in the 80's my grandfather would yell at me for "showing your (my) rear end" any time i threw a fit or whatever. Also there was that song a few years back which had the line they can eat my whole rear end / more specifically they can eat my rear end hole
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titties posted:It's not necessarily a new thing, when i was a kid in the 80's my grandfather would yell at me for "showing your (my) rear end" any time i threw a fit or whatever. It's Kanye and kiss not eat
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Aug 29, 2020 05:45
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Well in that case I'm not after the rear end.
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I always took it to mean you aren’t hiding whatever version of gently caress up you’re being at the time at all.
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Another non-smilie post: I was away from this site for a while and now people use the term "calm hitler" a lot, often as a verb. what's that?
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Ty friend!
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ulvir posted:this is gonna sound odd, but i’m not from any of the anglophones, so hear me out. this question's partly been answered, but I wanted to include an image of "showing your partial rear end" as a counterpoint to just having your pants fall entirely down:  you can see how it would be just a little embarrassing vs. a lot embarrassing (sadly em-bare-rear end-ing is not the actual etymology for embarrassing)
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I’m going to have to start using “showing your partial rear end” as a warning to people on the brink of shaming themselves
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Warning: rear end visibility levels approaching critical!
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Len posted:It's Kanye and kiss not eat Well it's better my way
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Ah, the classic construction worker's cleavage.
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Snowy posted:I’m going to have to start using “showing your partial rear end” as a warning to people on the brink of shaming themselves Danger! Partial buttcrack in progress!
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Carbon dioxide posted:Ah, the classic construction worker's cleavage. https://youtu.be/8TX_wUhvH5M
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What is the origin of the  smiley? I mean the meaning is obvious but where does the art come from? Some old game?edit: searched better and found it Pastry of the Year posted:Wizardry for the Apple II. my kinda ape has a new favorite as of 07:00 on Sep 19, 2020 |
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Oh, huh. I always picture it as some Oregon Trail or other. 
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"peperony and chease" serves the same purpose as "F" for memers of a certain age
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