Dude...
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What does mine say?
Sweet!
Where's my car?
Nonsense, we're contributing to the conversation by confirming that we're listening.
I've had some "oof"s hit harder for me than full conversations. Sometimes you just need to know the boys feel for you even if they're not saying anything.
This. Too many times people want to turn the conversation to themselves, when a lot of the time it is better to actively listen and/or let the talker vent.
This
Oof
Bruh.
That's crazy
I know, right?
In this thread: onomatopoeia
Also in this thread: Semantic satiation.
You'd better not poeiaonamato.
That's crazy...
Oof... Bruh, there's no natural rule saying we have to contribute to anything.
I usually say oof when the conversation is a trainwreck I wouldn't want to contribute to.
Based^
Oof... 😣
Bruh..
Oof…
Bruh!
Oof?
They do. It's contextual, but very efficient.
Wow…
the comments here are giving me a stroke
Damn
Ope
Dude…
That's what she said...
Mood
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word
Diss
Is there a word for a third/fourth wheel friend? You know, the one that always walks behind, the one that sits next to their two or four best friends in class, but just far enough so that the conversation either doesn't concern them, or they don't hear enough to contribute to it. Is that even common? Or is it just me?
First
Yolo
It's not what you say, it's how you say it.
Def guilty of this
based
In the memes zine. Wah
Yeah, how about that?