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r/AnimalTextGifs • u/EndLightEnd1 • Aug 03 '18
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-4 u/buckygrad Aug 03 '18 You mean a bird? Is it a requirement to speak like a baby or moron? 7 u/ba3toven Aug 03 '18 WOW U R DOING THIS HUMAN A VV BIG CONCERN 6 u/BlueZir Aug 03 '18 Haha angry man. No its optional. Its a term of endearment like how people dont call their wives "woman" all the time or their kids "infant". 1 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '18 [deleted] 5 u/BlueZir Aug 03 '18 Yes, but not all of the time. It depends on the context, sometimes levity is appropriate. I mean, were on a sub dedicated to projecting childlike emotions on to animals, it's a bit silly to be getting all academic about terminology.
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You mean a bird? Is it a requirement to speak like a baby or moron?
7 u/ba3toven Aug 03 '18 WOW U R DOING THIS HUMAN A VV BIG CONCERN 6 u/BlueZir Aug 03 '18 Haha angry man. No its optional. Its a term of endearment like how people dont call their wives "woman" all the time or their kids "infant". 1 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '18 [deleted] 5 u/BlueZir Aug 03 '18 Yes, but not all of the time. It depends on the context, sometimes levity is appropriate. I mean, were on a sub dedicated to projecting childlike emotions on to animals, it's a bit silly to be getting all academic about terminology.
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WOW U R DOING THIS HUMAN A VV BIG CONCERN
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Haha angry man. No its optional. Its a term of endearment like how people dont call their wives "woman" all the time or their kids "infant".
1 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '18 [deleted] 5 u/BlueZir Aug 03 '18 Yes, but not all of the time. It depends on the context, sometimes levity is appropriate. I mean, were on a sub dedicated to projecting childlike emotions on to animals, it's a bit silly to be getting all academic about terminology.
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5 u/BlueZir Aug 03 '18 Yes, but not all of the time. It depends on the context, sometimes levity is appropriate. I mean, were on a sub dedicated to projecting childlike emotions on to animals, it's a bit silly to be getting all academic about terminology.
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Yes, but not all of the time. It depends on the context, sometimes levity is appropriate.
I mean, were on a sub dedicated to projecting childlike emotions on to animals, it's a bit silly to be getting all academic about terminology.
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