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Who says you can't hear tone in text?
I am whelmed by this exchange
I'm frankly plussed.
whelm /wĕlm, hwĕlm/
transitive verb
- To cover with water; submerge.
- To overwhelm.
OP wants to let you know that this exchange made them wet ☝️🤓
Everything reminds me of her.
Technically correct (still the best kind of correct). However, the meaning has changed a but due to the word's falling into disuse. Colloquially, it is now used as a mid-point between overwhelmed and underwhelmed, describing a situation as a mundane experience. Not disappointing, too stimulating, or even satisfying; just neutral ("Tell my wife I said 'Hello'").
Brian represents that group of people that just say, “No it’s not!”, with authority. I forgot what they call themselves.
In what was almost certainly a precedented move, Brian was wrong.
And so is my spell-checker.
Is he arguing with fhe dictionary?!!wtf
My opinion is that once someone invents a word, it exists forever, even if it's later marked as obsolete/archaic.
Conversely, just because the dictionary doesn't have a word, doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Many words are forgotten, so I disagree with that they exist forever.
I'm too dumb to get this one...why is this funny?
Merriam-Webster is literally the dictionary, and Brian is trying to correct them on what is and is not a word.
Although it is an American dictionary, so it’s only going to be correct some of the time.
Yes that part I get, but I don't get the reply from the Merriam Webster account and why that is funny
Because they’re being like “bro please, come on“
Huh...what they actually write in the response in no way suggests that to me, it's just completely nonsensical like they started typing the response but accidentally hit send too soon and just didn't bother fixing it.
Mate, I felt the same way. Made no sense to me. Give me an "..." or something.
ExcessShiv.
The punctuation is pretty clear tho.
Well, then you learned something new today. Be glad and enjoy your enlightenment 🤗
Dude.
Outstanding
Mom: Ok, let's get in the car, time to go.
Child named Brian: But there is no car.
Mom: Brian!
Their response is "Brian....". Like "let me hold your hand whole I say this"
It looks weird because they tagged him first
Ah, that was a tag. I'm too unfamiliar with Twitter lol.