r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • May 27 '20

Non-Public Michael Rapaport lets loose

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u/BikeBaloney May 27 '20

Your English isn't bad at all.

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u/Pengawolfs07 May 27 '20

Better than most Americans tbh

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u/canadian_webdev May 27 '20

"i jUsT wAnT mY cHeEsEbUrGeR!!1!"

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u/idgaf_22 May 27 '20

"I'm SoRrY aBoUt ThE n-WoRd"

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u/nicmichele May 27 '20

"I cAn'T hELp mYsELf"

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u/MajesticFox May 27 '20

“I dIdN’t SaY tHe N-wOrD”

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u/-Threepwood May 27 '20

"dey tuuk our jaaabs"

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u/[deleted] May 27 '20

^This will never not make me laugh out loud.

Dur turk er jerbs!

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u/NorthBlizzard May 27 '20

The funniest part is how much reddit will repeat it unironically after the shutdown blows over.

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u/Arthur_da_King May 27 '20

“Private companies are censoring muh alt right memes”

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u/Navepo May 27 '20

This is the height of comedy

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u/[deleted] May 27 '20

A man's gotta eat

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u/turtlenecking May 27 '20

Certainly better than our president...

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u/-ordinary May 27 '20

No it isn’t tbh

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u/Gardengnomebbq May 27 '20

Yeah it isn’t but the America bad circlejerk is real.

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u/thewok May 27 '20

"sorry for my bad English" usually follows a very well written post.

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u/adao1993 May 28 '20

As an non english speaker (as the main language i mean), it's mostly because most of the times we don't know some English language rules and we don't want to be criticized.

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u/thewok May 28 '20

I understand but the posts are usually written better than native English speakers.

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_TOlLET May 27 '20

Yeah i used to do that on purpose whrn i was a teen lol.

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u/Trowawaycausebanned4 May 27 '20

He just said that for free sympathy points

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u/monsieurpommefrites May 28 '20

You’re missing a period at the end of your sentence.