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It really sounds like the author is intimidated by someone in his personal life and is trying to mock them into doing less. Also, that “people be like” grammar
by i_like_apis 4y ago
It really sounds like the author is intimidated by someone in his personal life and is trying to mock them into doing less.
Also, that “people be like” grammar sounds so offensively dumb. You loose all credibility for having anything smart to say instantly.
- chrisweekly 4y agoSentence 1: ok, valid take. Sentences 2,3: really funny (assuming it was deliberately ironic), considering "loose" -> "lose", and using an adverb to end a sentence, while critiquing grammar... ;b
- i_like_apis 4y agoWell loose being a typo: you got me. But what’s this noise about ending a sentence with an adverb? “People be doing” is dumb, objectively.
- blep_ 4y agoOoh, being picky about grammar is fun! The absolute positioning of the adverb doesn't bother me, but I do read it as being bound to "say" rather than "lose" which is what I assume you meant.