Dshowerthoughts·ShowerthoughtsbyDominatorX1 I dislike it when somebody says "so" and then pauses.View original on thelemmy.club30Comments31Reply
DDominatorX1 replythelemmy.clubNot "so?". "So". For example. So................the pizza is on fire8Reply
GreenMouse piefed.social1Hide 1 replyI suppose this is your attempt at an unpopular opinion? Such a pause gives weight to the sentence, allows you to draw people's attention to the next words, and also allows you to think better about what you are going to say, so...9Reply
ElectricMachman lemmy.sdf.orgMaybe they're just enthusiastic about the seminal Peter Gabriel album.4Reply
LLost_My_Mind lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyOh, that DOES sound annoying! The kind of thing someone should get....punched in the face REPEATEDLY for! So....ya know...... casually walks away3Reply
Cherry piefed.social1Hide 1 replyDrives me crazy. It’s a way to cause drama rather rather using words to communicate what you want say.-5Reply
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Not a shower thought, so...
So?
Not "so?". "So".
For example.
So................the pizza is on fire
This is clearly not a showerthought, so...
I mean
Y'know?
Ehhh
Like..
I suppose this is your attempt at an unpopular opinion? Such a pause gives weight to the sentence, allows you to draw people's attention to the next words, and also allows you to think better about what you are going to say, so...
Ah, we have a defensive enthusiast.
“Buttons" is always my response.
I may use that. Thanks.
and...?
And is right out
So... No five?
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Maybe they're just enthusiastic about the seminal Peter Gabriel album.
So...
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like this?
Yes, you've got the idea
So.................. ya like jazz?
Oh, that DOES sound annoying! The kind of thing someone should get....punched in the face REPEATEDLY for! So....ya know......
casually walks away
Don't cut yourself on that razor wit.
So...it's literally the first rule.
So...you like Gladiator's Timmy?
No, but I like movies about gladiators.
Sorry. My brain is buffering.
Yeah
So?
OTOH, I finds sopes delicious.
Drives me crazy. It’s a way to cause drama rather rather using words to communicate what you want say.
Agreed. It's the rhetorical equivalent of canned spaghetti.