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> you can be specific or generic Well... there you go. I thought when you said "you" you were specifically referring to me. But then I reread it and it turns o
by jack-r-abbit 11y ago
> you can be specific or generic
Well... there you go. I thought when you said "you" you were specifically referring to me. But then I reread it and it turns out you were saying "[the word] you." English is a pretty complicated language. No wonder we're always pissing each other off. (Edit: "we're" was not meant to refer to specifically you and I. It was a more general "we as a people."