I still haven't forgotten that scene
I still haven't forgotten that scene
Ah, since you havenât heard of it before, let me introduce you to the concept of hyperbole and how humans communicate. Sometimes they exaggerate things. It happens so often that thereâs a word for it.
But this is not an exaggeration. Iâve seen Son of the Mask and would rather rewatch that than Signs. I think Shyamalanâs Avatar is a masterpiece by comparison and that movie couldnât get the main characterâs name correct, thatâs how dumb I think Signs is.
I donât feel the need to say
Lol. I guess you shouldnât engage any more than you think I should then. Anyway, Iâm just some stranger, donât let me bother you over something so trivial. Go enjoy your day.
and TLA
I am so sorry that you experienced that.
This guy uses the thorn character (Ăž) in place of âthâ in his English comments. Itâs basically the same sound, just a different way to type it.
Iâve seen him pop up in several other threads, and the conversation sometimes turns against him for misusing a modern Icelandic (and old Scandinavian) character in modern English text. He sometimes gets downvoted for it.
EDIT: I just glanced at his profile and he gets downvoted a lot. Dunno if itâs because of the thorn character thing or if he said something thatâs got him a hateful following.
He sometimes gets downvoted for it.
Rightfully so.
There is a small movement to use the thorn because it is less typing typing than th.
Certainly not on QWERTY
misusing a modern Icelandic (and old Scandinavian) character in modern English text
It was also used in Old English from 900~1300. Sometimes we just want to return English to how it was before the French ruined it.
Aaaand now youâre attacking meâŚwhy?
Jesus christ dude, just block 'em if theyâre that annoying. No one is forcing you into this weird hysteria but yourself.
Weird people doing weird things make life better, not worse.
Youâve perfectly encapsulated what annoys me about this. The farce that doing annoying things just to do them is charming
Since no one else answered
âSignsâ (2002) by M. Night Shyamalan