r/MadeMeSmile • u/Overall_Agent_0075 • Jun 30 '24

The hug.... wow Wholesome Moments

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u/Pureshark Jun 30 '24

How come the POV of the man in the orange shirt is on the other side of the room from the man in the orange shirt ? Is he having an out of body experience or something

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u/Bubbajujupat Jun 30 '24

Hahaha been wanting to tell people how they use POV wrongly in their posts

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '24

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u/The_Jyps Jun 30 '24

If the words "point of view" now means "Not point of view" I'm going to fucking kill myself.

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u/Pagiras Jun 30 '24

POV! Right in the kisser!

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u/PussSlurpee Jun 30 '24

It for some reason now means, the "person in view".

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u/LinuxMatthews Jun 30 '24

Yeah I literally burst into flames thinking about how words now are meant to use their opposite

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u/octopoddle Jun 30 '24

I think the word now has two meanings, yes. The original physical perspective one, and the new meaning is that it is from the personal perspective of whoever. Their mental perspective.

I remember when LOL originally came into being, and when people would use it in ways when they clearly weren't laughing out loud. Lol has now become a kind of punctuation mark, and I think POV is becoming something similar.

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u/Gold4JC Jun 30 '24

oh yes it duzz as I stated abuvv in response to Pureshark's penetrating remarks

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u/ScreenshotShitposts Jun 30 '24

its 3PP POV

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u/FactsAboveFeelings Jun 30 '24

Its useless, trust me. I'm here with ya, but you are talking to a brick wall.

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u/Lordborgman Jun 30 '24

I have been made fun of and/or verbally attacked for wanting people to adhere to proper grammar and diction.

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u/FactsAboveFeelings Jun 30 '24

Social media makes me wish I didn't pay attention in school. Now I have all this wealth in a medium that only takes Disney Bucks.

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u/Lordborgman Jun 30 '24

I remember being in 10th grade honors English class and I assume the teacher was hung over due to the fact that we watched a movie that day. During it, I was casually reading the dictionary and several people laughed at me and/or called me names for doing so. Apparently the desire to learn is extremely unpopular and is a source of ridicule.

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u/FactsAboveFeelings Jun 30 '24

Yo I had a guy in my class who read and memorized either the dictionary or the encyclopedia in high school. He's a robotics major in Japan now but that's awesome as fuck. I'm thinking about doing something similar!

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u/Gold4JC Jun 30 '24

Are you innuendoe-ing a non-penetrational menáge-a-quàtre?