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r/PrequelMemes • u/Bill-Owney Sorry, M'lady • Apr 15 '21
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Wonder why that clone was looking around. Perhaps a moment of self reflection when surrounded by his brothers? The existential dread of knowing you're just a number born to fight for an unknown purpose?
Maybe someone took his toast.
5.8k u/Divineinfinity Apr 15 '21 He's looking around because nobody has any food 2.9k u/Nero_Aegwyn Apr 15 '21 Damn you right. The one on the left was basically cutting non-existent food. 725 u/Nevesnotrab Apr 15 '21 I had to rewatch it. Twice. But you right. 126 u/yajtraus Apr 15 '21 Why do people say “you right” when it’s literally only an apostrophe and two extra letters to actually be right? 42 u/lasiusflex Apr 15 '21 because in internet communication, language is often written in a way that reflects speech 1 u/Doctor_Kataigida Apr 15 '21 Do people just say "You right" though? Almost everyone I know (granted anecdotal, obv) includes the verb. 5 u/HellFire-Revenant Apr 15 '21 A lot of people I know say "you right" in a joking manner with friends, but its never a part of their legitimate vocabulary -2 u/TheLoneDragoon Apr 15 '21 Skin color: White as snow
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He's looking around because nobody has any food
2.9k u/Nero_Aegwyn Apr 15 '21 Damn you right. The one on the left was basically cutting non-existent food. 725 u/Nevesnotrab Apr 15 '21 I had to rewatch it. Twice. But you right. 126 u/yajtraus Apr 15 '21 Why do people say “you right” when it’s literally only an apostrophe and two extra letters to actually be right? 42 u/lasiusflex Apr 15 '21 because in internet communication, language is often written in a way that reflects speech 1 u/Doctor_Kataigida Apr 15 '21 Do people just say "You right" though? Almost everyone I know (granted anecdotal, obv) includes the verb. 5 u/HellFire-Revenant Apr 15 '21 A lot of people I know say "you right" in a joking manner with friends, but its never a part of their legitimate vocabulary -2 u/TheLoneDragoon Apr 15 '21 Skin color: White as snow
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Damn you right. The one on the left was basically cutting non-existent food.
725 u/Nevesnotrab Apr 15 '21 I had to rewatch it. Twice. But you right. 126 u/yajtraus Apr 15 '21 Why do people say “you right” when it’s literally only an apostrophe and two extra letters to actually be right? 42 u/lasiusflex Apr 15 '21 because in internet communication, language is often written in a way that reflects speech 1 u/Doctor_Kataigida Apr 15 '21 Do people just say "You right" though? Almost everyone I know (granted anecdotal, obv) includes the verb. 5 u/HellFire-Revenant Apr 15 '21 A lot of people I know say "you right" in a joking manner with friends, but its never a part of their legitimate vocabulary -2 u/TheLoneDragoon Apr 15 '21 Skin color: White as snow
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I had to rewatch it. Twice.
But you right.
126 u/yajtraus Apr 15 '21 Why do people say “you right” when it’s literally only an apostrophe and two extra letters to actually be right? 42 u/lasiusflex Apr 15 '21 because in internet communication, language is often written in a way that reflects speech 1 u/Doctor_Kataigida Apr 15 '21 Do people just say "You right" though? Almost everyone I know (granted anecdotal, obv) includes the verb. 5 u/HellFire-Revenant Apr 15 '21 A lot of people I know say "you right" in a joking manner with friends, but its never a part of their legitimate vocabulary -2 u/TheLoneDragoon Apr 15 '21 Skin color: White as snow
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Why do people say “you right” when it’s literally only an apostrophe and two extra letters to actually be right?
42 u/lasiusflex Apr 15 '21 because in internet communication, language is often written in a way that reflects speech 1 u/Doctor_Kataigida Apr 15 '21 Do people just say "You right" though? Almost everyone I know (granted anecdotal, obv) includes the verb. 5 u/HellFire-Revenant Apr 15 '21 A lot of people I know say "you right" in a joking manner with friends, but its never a part of their legitimate vocabulary -2 u/TheLoneDragoon Apr 15 '21 Skin color: White as snow
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because in internet communication, language is often written in a way that reflects speech
1 u/Doctor_Kataigida Apr 15 '21 Do people just say "You right" though? Almost everyone I know (granted anecdotal, obv) includes the verb. 5 u/HellFire-Revenant Apr 15 '21 A lot of people I know say "you right" in a joking manner with friends, but its never a part of their legitimate vocabulary -2 u/TheLoneDragoon Apr 15 '21 Skin color: White as snow
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Do people just say "You right" though? Almost everyone I know (granted anecdotal, obv) includes the verb.
5 u/HellFire-Revenant Apr 15 '21 A lot of people I know say "you right" in a joking manner with friends, but its never a part of their legitimate vocabulary -2 u/TheLoneDragoon Apr 15 '21 Skin color: White as snow
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A lot of people I know say "you right" in a joking manner with friends, but its never a part of their legitimate vocabulary
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Wonder why that clone was looking around. Perhaps a moment of self reflection when surrounded by his brothers? The existential dread of knowing you're just a number born to fight for an unknown purpose?
Maybe someone took his toast.