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title is "everyone is bummed out" and literally in the article even the animators aren't "bummed out", but "disappointed"... especially cringe because given the
by keeganpoppen 5y ago
title is "everyone is bummed out" and literally in the article even the animators aren't "bummed out", but "disappointed"... especially cringe because given the full quote it is clear that the writer asked a leading question as to whether they were disappointed. like, fuck, man, why even bother having sources?
- benatkin 5y ago> Disappointment, not outrage, is a more apt description. I think bummed out is closer to disappointment than outrage.
- nl 5y agoBummed out means disappointed. https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/bummed-out https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/bumme...