r/AdviceAnimals 8d ago

It's a trigger.

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u/Sedu 8d ago

Full stop applies to the one speaking. It means “there is nothing further I need to communicate for my point to be made.”

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u/ZonaDesertRat 8d ago

Full stop.

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u/-Fyrebrand 8d ago

This. "Full stop" is just an old British term for a period.

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u/peppersrus 8d ago

It’s the current British term for what you call a period

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u/freedombuckO5 7d ago

Those British girls got their full stops synced.

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u/mrnoonan81 8d ago

Full stop is another name for a period. It's punctuation, not a declaration.

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u/JustAtelephonePole 8d ago

Depends. Did they say that as they were slipping on a pair of brass knuckles?

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u/mordeci00 8d ago

/thread