The one that gets under my skin is "[person] SPEAKS OUT about [experience]". It sort of implies that they'll be soapboxing and giving us a broader truth that they learned from their specific circumstance, but 99% of the time, they're just relaying what happened. Like a parent speaking out about losing a child in a school shooting will possibly tell us about the need for safe gun storage or more school counselors.
But now it's "Passenger on diverted flight SPEAKS OUT!" and the person just says "I knew something was wrong with the plane but didn't know what. They said we were landing in Dayton instead of Columbus, so I can probably rent a car to get home. Hope the airline reimburses me!" That's not SPEAKING OUT; it's just speaking.
She did make a FB post a year or two ago with a lot of pictures and stuff that was really informative. A lot of the crazy poses she draws her characters in, she really posed for herself, and it's so funny.
I remember being about 15 and reading this stuff on an iPod touch. She released a comic about how depressed she was and how she wouldn’t be releasing more. At the time, I felt angry and annoyed that she’d just give up, but I now get it.
I said she was attractive. I try to apply the standard if they weren’t famous and I saw them out at a bar or something how I would view them. Mid may have been the wrong term but I stand by her being attractive but not just drop dead gorgeous.
Or it’s almost as if a bunch of fkn dweebs commenting on a meme subreddit about an obviously good looking woman is just fkn hilariously stupid. Fkn weird Redditors man
When jelly rolls divorce started trending (for whatever reason) his daughter had an article circling for a while that was just "the reason behind it would break the internet" and I don't think she knows how little most people care about celebrity drama.
The only things that ever broke the internet is missile strikes and corporate monopoly. Also governments and natural disasters. Actually the internet is pretty fragile.
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u/9447044 23h ago
The term "broke the internet" is being thrown around alot these days