Don't sweat it, P. Now we're just devolving into goofiness with it.

pikachulover wrote :

It made me think about when I was really little like under 3. When I was learning the names of animals I would say "rabbit bunny".



I can be a redundant talker in real life. And sometimes that annoys people. :/

Welcome to the internet, where you can talk all you want.

"Bunny rabbit" is normal, although I'm not sure why. Like "kitty cat". I don't think we do this with any other animals except maybe "puppy dog", but that is not applied to adult dogs.

Now, "rabbit bunny" is just plain cute as heck!

When you wanted someone to leave you alone, you'd say "Drop dead!" 

Spank

Something I've noticed recently...

Many years ago, I had drawn a comic of me and my brother as the characters "Turtle Boy" and "Stuart". In that comic, I had the characters replying positively or negatively by using numbers, like -12 for "no", and +50 for "yes".

I think I have actually noticed people doing this now. Is it possible this has somehow spread to others?

When I was in high school one of my fav white bros had a dad that worked for Premium Saltines, so all us black bros called him a "cracker packer".

Vaporman87 wrote :


I think I have actually noticed people doing this now. Is it possible this has somehow spread to others?
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Nah, that comes from internet. On a site that doesn't have "like" or upvote/downvote buttons, you quote something and say +1. The meaning is the same as yours though. When you REALLY like something you +50 it. So you did predict it. Now, what's tomorrow's lotto numbers?

shakin steak wrote :

Vaporman87 wrote :



I think I have actually noticed people doing this now. Is it possible this has somehow spread to others?
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Nah, that comes from internet. On a site that doesn't have "like" or upvote/downvote buttons, you quote something and say +1. The meaning is the same as yours though. When you REALLY like something you +50 it. So you did predict it. Now, what's tomorrow's lotto numbers?
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Ah. Well yes, that would make more sense. Still, I clearly have clairvoyance beyond the normal human. First the McJordan Deluxe, and now this. My comics predict the future, clearly.