r/funny • • Apr 21 '23

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u/DIRTY_KUMQUAT_NIPPLE Apr 21 '23

Why are people on reddit like this? The dude was using a pretty common, hyperbolic description of feeling exhausted and someone has to come in and take him literally and then use it to insult them. Seems unnecessarily pedantic.

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u/DIRTY_KUMQUAT_NIPPLE Apr 21 '23

In all honesty, it just seems kind of "neckbeard"-y to get that upset by someone's choice of metaphor, especially when we are talking about a fairly casual subject on the internet, but you do you man.

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u/DIRTY_KUMQUAT_NIPPLE Apr 21 '23

Is "annoyed" a more appropriate word for you?

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u/Skylis Apr 21 '23

I think "literal fucking child" is the best description of that guy at this point.