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MajorMajormajormajor, to memes in My therapist is so silly..
tdawg,

Should have guessed it would be south park

AVincentInSpace,

i mean aspergers isn’t itself a south park reference

ivanafterall, to memes in My therapist is so silly..
@ivanafterall@kbin.social avatar

He's the one with the crayons and coloring books and I'm the stunted one for playing with them?

anewbeginning, to memes in What about you?

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  • phorq,

    It’s okay buddy, you’ll get over that lisp!

    MonsiuerPatEBrown, (edited ) to memes in What about you?

    I have found that reading challenging texts out loud has helped my writing, reading, listening, and speaking.

    People mock me for it. But it develops an active vocabulary faster than anything that I have stumbled upon for myself.

    goldgate,

    Pls elaborate, what types of challenging texts, some examples pls.

    illectrility,
    @illectrility@lemmy.world avatar

    Try The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. It’s pretty cool and has some very complex sentences

    EisFrei,

    For me it was Bad Religion lyrics. 13 year old me would sit down in front of the CD player, booklet in one hand, dictionary in the other. Greg Graffin uses an obscene amount of vocabulary that I haven’t encountered anywhere else.

    One example:

    The masses are obsequious, contented in their sleep. The vortex of their minds ensconced within the murky deep

    connaisseur,

    Yeah, insane. And he sings those lines so easily like it was just basic stuff.

    Kecessa, (edited )

    I bet you would like Aesop Rock

    pudding.cool/projects/vocabulary/index.html

    draughtcyclist,

    I’m a native English speaker, and Greg Graffin did more for my vocabulary than public schools ever did.

    SolarNialamide,

    Lmfao I literally made this meme years ago. I can’t deny they’ve expanded my vocabulary greatly.

    captainlezbian,

    Garfunkel and Oates are great for it too

    tdawg,

    I’m a native speaker and even I learned words from reading that

    datsritebussy,

    “I have found that reading challenging texts aloud has helped me improve my writing, reading, listening, and speaking skills. Some people may mock me for it, but I’ve discovered that it enhances my active vocabulary more quickly than any other method I’ve tried on my own.”

    I’ve made some revisions so that English speakers can better understand your text.

    queezywheezy,

    Totally unnecessary, and bizarrely patronising.

    If anybody was struggling to understand that comment then they are not an English speaker…

    He’s not looking to be published, he’s just trying to communicate, and doing so very effectively.

    kubica, to memes in What about you?
    @kubica@kbin.social avatar

    I usually try to misinterpret my sentences as hard as possible before posting.

    It also works for program comments, I don't know how the fuck some text can seem to be almost perfect one moment and be totally useless garbage next time I find it.

    grillgamesh0028, to memes in Please...
    @grillgamesh0028@lemmy.world avatar

    mawwage. mawwage is da weeson we a favored heeer togever, todaaaa.

    wuuuv,twuuu wuv.

    SkySyrup, to memes in You have to work for food, kitten.
    Dave, to memes in You have to work for food, kitten.
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    The dude is lying down but the phone is not on the same angle, so he’s watching it sideways?

    Pons_Aelius,

    Have you never watched Tv while lying on a couch?

    scytale,

    Yeah, but the implication here is that the phone is capable of rotating, unlike a tv. I get it though, if they don’t want to watch a landscape video in portrait.

    Dave,
    @Dave@lemmy.nz avatar

    You can turn the whole phone? You don’t have to watch the landscape video in portrait.

    Dave,
    @Dave@lemmy.nz avatar

    I don’t really use my TV, but spend a lot of time watching TV lying down. I turn my phone so it’s facing the right way for me to see, though I get it would be a lot harder to get the cat to hold it upright.

    NorthWestWind, to memes in What about you?
    @NorthWestWind@lemmy.world avatar

    Speaking was one of my weakest skills, so I started streaming. I speak way smoother now.

    gigachad, to memes in You have to work for food, kitten.

    The emoji makes it so much funnier 😂😂😂

    EveryMuffinIsNowEncrypted,
    @EveryMuffinIsNowEncrypted@lemmy.blahaj.zone avatar

    God I hate that aspect of this meme. Love everything else but good god not that.

    Gormadt, to memes in What about you?
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    Straight up facts right there

    I’ll never forget when I worked in fast food and my coworker from Guatemala asked me, “Can you settle a bet between Jorge and I? You speak English like a second language, what’s your first language?”

    English is my first language.

    Jorge won that bet.

    Flumsy,

    F

    Globulart, (edited ) to memes in Please...

    The Internet is a depressing place today :(

    Is this because OP doesn’t like people talking about their happiness which they’ve been unable to find? Or is it they think true love doesn’t exist?

    Either way, sorry.

    mrbubblesort,
    @mrbubblesort@kbin.social avatar

    Maybe they're talking about that song by Pink, in which case I 100% sympathize with OP's point

    Johanno,

    What is love?

    eltimablo,

    A miserable pile of secrets.

    Wait, fuck, wrong meme.

    Nacktmull, to memes in Please...
    @Nacktmull@lemmy.world avatar

    Who hurt you?

    Mordachai_Shedbacon, to memes in You have to work for food, kitten.

    She work hard for the money

    HerbalGamer, to memes in What about you?

    People need to watch more english things in english. Synchronisation is bad.

    PeWu,

    I watch English movies with English subtitles, my grammar is non-existent, but at least I can try to convey meaning of a sentence to someone.

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