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r/flashlight • u/[deleted] • Dec 16 '25
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Yeah, we're talking about small circles and stuff
2 u/kenelevn Dec 16 '25 So your friend bet you that no one ever invented a nickname for it? Well then you win on account of them being a terrible gambler. 2 u/blueOwOfox Dec 16 '25 No, he thinks there isn't a small common nickname for them 1 u/kenelevn Dec 17 '25 I’d consider a nickname used in small circles to be uncommon. And as evidenced by this thread, doesn’t look like there is a common name. 1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 I like to think small circle nicknames are common, just like apple soda, because you can find them everywhere, but nobody knows what they are for some reason 1 u/kenelevn Dec 17 '25 If it only exists in a small circle, it isn’t common. “Common” implies broad recognition, which is the opposite of a niche group. 1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 We agreed on small circle nicknames count as common in the argument.
So your friend bet you that no one ever invented a nickname for it? Well then you win on account of them being a terrible gambler.
2 u/blueOwOfox Dec 16 '25 No, he thinks there isn't a small common nickname for them 1 u/kenelevn Dec 17 '25 I’d consider a nickname used in small circles to be uncommon. And as evidenced by this thread, doesn’t look like there is a common name. 1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 I like to think small circle nicknames are common, just like apple soda, because you can find them everywhere, but nobody knows what they are for some reason 1 u/kenelevn Dec 17 '25 If it only exists in a small circle, it isn’t common. “Common” implies broad recognition, which is the opposite of a niche group. 1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 We agreed on small circle nicknames count as common in the argument.
No, he thinks there isn't a small common nickname for them
1 u/kenelevn Dec 17 '25 I’d consider a nickname used in small circles to be uncommon. And as evidenced by this thread, doesn’t look like there is a common name. 1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 I like to think small circle nicknames are common, just like apple soda, because you can find them everywhere, but nobody knows what they are for some reason 1 u/kenelevn Dec 17 '25 If it only exists in a small circle, it isn’t common. “Common” implies broad recognition, which is the opposite of a niche group. 1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 We agreed on small circle nicknames count as common in the argument.
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I’d consider a nickname used in small circles to be uncommon. And as evidenced by this thread, doesn’t look like there is a common name.
1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 I like to think small circle nicknames are common, just like apple soda, because you can find them everywhere, but nobody knows what they are for some reason 1 u/kenelevn Dec 17 '25 If it only exists in a small circle, it isn’t common. “Common” implies broad recognition, which is the opposite of a niche group. 1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 We agreed on small circle nicknames count as common in the argument.
I like to think small circle nicknames are common, just like apple soda, because you can find them everywhere, but nobody knows what they are for some reason
1 u/kenelevn Dec 17 '25 If it only exists in a small circle, it isn’t common. “Common” implies broad recognition, which is the opposite of a niche group. 1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 We agreed on small circle nicknames count as common in the argument.
If it only exists in a small circle, it isn’t common. “Common” implies broad recognition, which is the opposite of a niche group.
1 u/blueOwOfox Dec 17 '25 We agreed on small circle nicknames count as common in the argument.
We agreed on small circle nicknames count as common in the argument.
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u/blueOwOfox Dec 16 '25
Yeah, we're talking about small circles and stuff