Emo. That word has been used to describe everything on Earth, because nobody knows exactly what it means. It's whatever you don't like, with the implication that you are superior to whatever it is. I could write a rant on why I dislike "emo".
When people call anyone they don't like a Hipster, even when it doesn't apply. It loses its meaning if you apply to everyone you don't like.
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@bananaz said:
Emo. That word has been used to describe everything on Earth, because nobody knows exactly what it means. It's whatever you don't like, with the implication that you are superior to whatever it is. I could write a rant on why I dislike "emo".
The way I see it words are meaningless with out intention. Such as your response "how ironic." Normally i wouldn't be enraged by that, mostly because your posts are so poorly written I cant comprehend them. And normally i would defend you, because i believe irony is subjective, but you don't believe its ironic at all, your just trying to tick people off.
The way I see it words are meaningless with out intention. Such as your response "how ironic." Normally i wouldn't be enraged by that, mostly because your posts are so poorly written I cant comprehend them. And normally i would defend you, because i believe irony is subjective, but you don't believe its ironic at all, your just trying to tick people off.
Not sure if this applies, but when Nelly was popular, a lot of people here in Chicago started saying 'HERR', instead of 'here'. That still goes on, and it still pisses me off.
I have a weird double standard where I'm fine with other people's horrible English, but can't stand strong English accents in other languages. Whenever I hear Peggy Hill teaching Spanish or watch almost any dubbed anime I have to leave the room. I can't stand when people butcher Japanese in the dub, how hard is it as a voice actor to train your damn voice?
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