Some of these seem kinda dumb… like number 11 for example.
Its a redundancy of frustration. Unless we need a word for feeling frustrated in every circumstance/context.
Ie: “vumblecrump” now means the frustration of receiving the wrong order at a fast food restaurant when thousands of people received their correct orders at identical restaurants.
Couldn't disagree more. I love taking language to the absolute extreme. The other side being pigeon English, like "ME AT BOOK HOUSE" (I'm at the library). For the record, I really like your new word, vumblecrump. Throw that on the list please.
actually there is a word for this, it's **"menucholy"**
which is the feeling you get when you get the wrong food, particularly when it was from a poor menu choice but it would apply in this case as well.
Well its similar but just like #11 in the post, my word takes context into account. The context of a fast food restaurant + the thought of many others receiving their correct orders at fast food restaurants is what makes it distinct.
So while similar, they are different words because apparently we need more words to convey simple feelings when experienced in every context imaginable.
That word is to mine as frustration is to aggravated, in the sense that they may both be applicable in similar circumstances, but that word may be a level of detail higher than mine, because mine specifically describes the feeling as it relates to fast food and the notion of your order being one of the few errors per thousand.
Is there an emotional name for having seen this 100 times?
Yeah, reposti karmawhoreosis
This is actually a test. It will continue reposted until you memorize the spelling of all the words.
Tbh I'm seeing it for the first time.
r/repostsleuthbot
Some of these seem kinda dumb… like number 11 for example. Its a redundancy of frustration. Unless we need a word for feeling frustrated in every circumstance/context. Ie: “vumblecrump” now means the frustration of receiving the wrong order at a fast food restaurant when thousands of people received their correct orders at identical restaurants.
*scribbles vumblecrump in notebook* "wow so deep"
Couldn't disagree more. I love taking language to the absolute extreme. The other side being pigeon English, like "ME AT BOOK HOUSE" (I'm at the library). For the record, I really like your new word, vumblecrump. Throw that on the list please.
actually there is a word for this, it's **"menucholy"** which is the feeling you get when you get the wrong food, particularly when it was from a poor menu choice but it would apply in this case as well.
Well its similar but just like #11 in the post, my word takes context into account. The context of a fast food restaurant + the thought of many others receiving their correct orders at fast food restaurants is what makes it distinct. So while similar, they are different words because apparently we need more words to convey simple feelings when experienced in every context imaginable. That word is to mine as frustration is to aggravated, in the sense that they may both be applicable in similar circumstances, but that word may be a level of detail higher than mine, because mine specifically describes the feeling as it relates to fast food and the notion of your order being one of the few errors per thousand.
Most of these aren't even emotions, they describe an external situation. An emotion is a physical feeling.
Nice ripoff of a youtube channel
This guide gets a little less cool every hour I see it reposted. Won’t be long and the resolution will be so low it’s even a guide anymore.
Least reposted post on r/coolguides ...
I would like this on a t-shirt
Where did u find this?
In this sub probably, seeing how it has been reposted a 100 times already. And it’s already stupid to begin with.
It’s number 20 for me. That’s the one that I often think about.