Unpopular opinions
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Let's make ________ great again is a great sentiment
what? I'm in the right place. It's good for folks to agree to disagree, all the polite nicey - nicey stuff isn't sincere & you want to be able to tell if someone actually likes you can't stand you hahahahaha
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Hmmmm, let's try that:
Let's make madmonday great again!
Nope, doesn't work. You never stopped being great.
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hahahahaha
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I think I may have expressed every unpopular opinion that I have, this thread has been great therapy for me
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there are always 3 sides to every story. the 2 parties having the issue & then the unbiased truth. I'm not advocating or attempting to explain anything as it relates to any past or present forum members conduct, but you never know until you know . . . . hahahahaha
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there are always 3 sides to every story. the 2 parties having the issue & then the unbiased truth.
otherwise known as the screenshots…
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^^^^
hahahahaha, no arguing that.
I just always want people to give the person that seems to be an a$$hole a chance as I'm sometimes misunderstood because of my a$$hole tendencies
hahahahahahaha
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just because you think you are right doesn't mean you are right
just because you are right it doesn't mean people/peers will agree with you
10 lions are better than 100 sheep
vindication is not over rated
just because you have sex with an ethnic person doesn't mean you aren't a racist
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^^^word.
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my language usage rant-
I hate the phrase "pull the trigger" for anything that doesn't involve an actual trigger.
I hate the phrase "life hack", or for that matter, the use of "hack" for anything other than cutting aggressively, computer coding, or describing watch second hands.
I hate the use of feminine pronouns to describe inanimate objects. Yes, I know it's common in other languages, but in English, it's creepy when you go around calling your jacket "her" or "she".And, yes, I've seen this video; I even agree with it on a philosophical level.
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The imperialist American encroachment on the English language - in England!
I frequently have to pull my children up on the use of 'guys' and 'movie'. It's fellas, gents, people, boys and girls, anything but the anodyne, generic 'guys' - still makes me cringe. The other one is of course, film.
I've even heard them use 'candy' and 'trash' FFS! It's sweets and rubbish, you're not in Modern Family or The Brady Bunch. There are probably more but I don't want to think about them.
They do appreciate that if they ever call football 'soccer' (yes I know it originally stemmed from toffs in England) they can find a new home, or a new (less intolerant) dad.
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"She's riding a little rough, so I'm gonna get under the hood and make her purr."
Ick. No.
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^ In fairness, the people who talk like that without a hint of irony are usually a little unbalanced or lacking in social skills.
