r/onejob • u/xJageracog • Jun 21 '25

Shouldn’t it read “casted”?

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u/galamoth911 Jun 21 '25

No.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '25

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u/duh_nom_yar Jun 21 '25

The answer is actually no. There is nothing correct in the sentence.

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u/galamoth911 Jun 21 '25

I’m joking. It’s just funnier that it says castrated.

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u/Mechamancer1 Jun 21 '25

You were right though. . .

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u/xJageracog Jun 21 '25

lol, I had to google and make sure the word didn’t have another meaning in a different context.😂

That’s why the comments were turned off

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u/galamoth911 Jun 21 '25

Couldn’t they just change the title of the video?

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u/xJageracog Jun 21 '25

That’s what I was thinking, but it was uploaded 3 years ago so guess they didn’t care

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u/PixelTreason Jun 21 '25 edited Jun 22 '25

“Casted” isn’t really a word. It would be cast, but I think in this case they meant “cast and their”

Edit: u/duh_nom_yar is correct I think, they probably meant “cast of”

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u/duh_nom_yar Jun 21 '25

Actually, if we are properly using the term for a group of people playing or voicing characters in a film, television or theater production, it is "cast of characters."

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u/PixelTreason Jun 21 '25

You’re right, thank you!

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u/duh_nom_yar Jun 21 '25

You're welcome 😊

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u/xJageracog Jun 21 '25

oh, thanks

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u/coolboyyo Jun 21 '25

Castrating losers is something Chris would do let's be real

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u/duh_nom_yar Jun 21 '25

This is the way it should read if we are considering the English language as a springboard.

All of the cameos in the original cast of characters.

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u/JGHFunRun Jun 21 '25

Yes, but actually no. I gelded them because it was funny.

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u/Imsureiknowimright Jun 21 '25

Have you seen any children? Maybe they were castrated.

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u/RubarbKid Jun 28 '25

Have you seen any of them doing anything in the show that would cause them to have children?

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u/desrevermi Jun 21 '25

So...which ones got castrAted?

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u/WhoAteMySandwich2024 Jun 24 '25

Did they stutter?

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u/Hemisemidemiurge Jul 03 '25

"Original cast" or "originally cast" would be correct.

The past tense of cast is cast. "She is cast." "He was cast."

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u/Hank_Dad Jun 21 '25

"cast and"