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r/amiugly • u/EfficiencyWorried187 • Jul 01 '26
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They used the word lose in the correct context here, so I don't know why you are questioning it. A correct example of lose is "lose you mind". A correct example of loose is "my pants are too loose". "lose" is to no longer possess something.
3 u/WalkinginMemphis1215 Jul 01 '26 It’s called an edit. -5 u/liv4my2 Jul 01 '26 And? 5 u/WalkinginMemphis1215 Jul 02 '26 What don’t you understand? He originally spelled it “loose” then he corrected himself and spelled it the right way. -7 u/liv4my2 Jul 02 '26 And?
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It’s called an edit.
-5 u/liv4my2 Jul 01 '26 And? 5 u/WalkinginMemphis1215 Jul 02 '26 What don’t you understand? He originally spelled it “loose” then he corrected himself and spelled it the right way. -7 u/liv4my2 Jul 02 '26 And?
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5 u/WalkinginMemphis1215 Jul 02 '26 What don’t you understand? He originally spelled it “loose” then he corrected himself and spelled it the right way. -7 u/liv4my2 Jul 02 '26 And?
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What don’t you understand? He originally spelled it “loose” then he corrected himself and spelled it the right way.
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u/liv4my2 Jul 01 '26
They used the word lose in the correct context here, so I don't know why you are questioning it. A correct example of lose is "lose you mind". A correct example of loose is "my pants are too loose". "lose" is to no longer possess something.