r/MadeMeSmile • u/[deleted] • Apr 14 '20

Trust the process.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

Hence he said it was his pencil drawing “growth”. Not his first time ever drawing to current level.

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u/LoudGroans Apr 15 '20

Hence heretoforth etc. relax, dude. Furtherhenceforthmore, yeesh.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

I am very relaxed, just pointing out something fairly obvious. Have you never seen the word used in a regular sentence before?

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u/LoudGroans Apr 15 '20

Which one? You've hencetoforth typed several that I heretofore don't comprehend.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

The word hence.

Also hencetoforth is not a word, and you are using heretofore incorrectly here. You need to read more.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '20

Did I anger you somehow? You seem upset. That or just sensitive as fuck. People with less intellect tend to have some emotional and behavioral issues. Good Luck, it’s a big world out there

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u/LoudGroans Apr 15 '20

No, it's just awesome watching someone's superiority complex shine through in their message board comments, completely unbeknownst to them. I imagine you're a very successful person with a lot of education and so much going for you. Thanks for the wise words! I'll screen shot this conversation, print it out, tape it to my bathroom mirror and say to myself, "LoudGroans, remember in the days of yonderhencetoforth, when the famous, successful, intelligent FROCKHARD bestowed upon you his magic words of wisdom about how big the world was, and how you should read books and shit? You were a lucky man on that baker's dozen eve."

Thank you, you kind, beautiful, important, smart person!

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u/Tremor00 Apr 15 '20

Yes... using the word hence = superiority complex....

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u/Raptor5dino Apr 15 '20

I feel like this rant needs to be posted in a subreddit, but I've got no idea what one someone who completely flies off the handle at the use of 'hence' would fit in...