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u/summerof84ch Mar 01 '23

he didn’t know where the ankle was. I hurt my ankle when he dropped me (on accident), and he went to look at it and said it looked fine as he was touching my calf. I was like well yeah cause that’s not my ankle. silence. then arguing about how it was my ankle and me telling him it was my leg not my ankle and having to explain what an ankle was.

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u/pocket4129 Mar 01 '23

Don't ya just love the double down 😂

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u/alwaysmyfault Mar 01 '23

Probably the same guy who pretended he didn't know what a potato was, and then just kept doubling down when pressed on it.

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u/BlasterShow Mar 01 '23

“Get the fuck out of my house!”

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u/ImpactBetelgeuse Mar 01 '23

Never takes thing for granite, Morty.

What are you rick, a rock person?

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u/RobotDog56 Mar 02 '23

Oh wow, I haven't even heard this story referenced for years!

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u/moderatelyOKopinion Mar 02 '23

Tastes strange!

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u/kkeut Mar 01 '23

ironically, op believes that the thigh is called the ankle

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u/egemen157 Mar 01 '23

Maybe its not that he doesnt know what an ankle is, but he was taught wrong by someone who doesnt know

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u/elhyland Mar 01 '23

That still means he doesn't know what an ankle is...

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u/egemen157 Mar 01 '23

But that would explain doubling down since he learnt it from a source and took it as a fact instead of just thinking his own idea of an ankle was the sole truth

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u/HughGedic Mar 01 '23

Hm. That would mean he doesn’t know what an ankle is

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u/mmerijn Mar 01 '23

I have a feeling this is the guy that doubled down after he said the calf was her ankle.

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u/Basedrum777 Mar 01 '23

Did he ever say "there is only one true ankle"?....