#33

eh?

#34

definitely heard all those words said aloud.

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#35

Ooooh, this is a good post.

#36

Find smug boasting like this quite problematic.

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#37

Hygge

#38

I find the wording this post a bit pejorative. It lacks a certain nuance. I hope to see a return of normalcy on these normally welcoming boards.

#39

Seriously though i think Normalcy is a Americanism and nuance is well a really quite common word that serves a very practical purpose. Cant really think of a way to replace it which doesnt sound more clumsy.

Pejorative… nah seems a but silly to use it. 90% of the time its used pretentiously.

#41

not really annoying, but seem to read the term ‘gaslighting’ every day on twitter now.

six months ago I’d never heard of it but now everyone’s gaslighting each other all day long

#42

?

#43

Probably not, but most of us live a lot of our lives online now

And that’s a really depressing thought for a Sunday night

#44

i’m aware it’s not a new phrase, just seems to have exploded in popularity recently

#45

In an extremely bad mood so just want to say I’m with Bugduv, fucking despise all the cunts on twitter. Sam Kriss is one of my least favourite people online, such a self-regarding twat.

Left-wing economists are the only worthwhile people posting on that website. Everyone else is either really thick or deluded about how much their absurd online projections of a human being matter.

#47

weak

#48

I’ve never seen that film, just a theatre production of it once.

#49

Umami

Yes, well done on doing a gap year, now just say ‘savoury’ and be done with it

#50

I can’t stand this guy either. Really can’t.

#51

‘Apposite’

#52

2, 4, 6, 8 – Homer’s crime was very great.
…
Great meaning large, or immense, we use it in the pejorative sense.

I was introduced to pejorative at a very early age thanks to the majesty of The Simpsons. And yeah, what’s wrong with nuance? It perfectly describes, what it means.

#53

Trash

#54

Rockist.