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i think the problem here is "hate" and "mildly unpleasant" sit oddly together...
by andrewcooke 13y ago
i think the problem here is "hate" and "mildly unpleasant" sit oddly together...
- lambda 13y agoPeople use "hate" to mean "mildly unpleasant" all the time. "I hate it when i just barely miss the bus" or "I hate it when the package is so hard to open I spill most of the sauce in the process of opening the package" or the like.