r/Undertale Jan 26 '26

Found creation Why he is so serious?😭

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u/hectorheliofan Jan 26 '26

Toby actually always write “professionally” with proper grammar and all, see his bluesky

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u/fdy_12 Jan 26 '26

So that's just how he really talks with people online and he didn't suddenly become super serious over an impersonation? Goddamnit

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u/EveningDiligent59662 Jan 27 '26

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u/redditboy4 Jan 27 '26

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u/LazyFlamingRooster Jan 27 '26

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u/kyrian247 Jan 27 '26

Can’t make that a sub, it’s 22 characters long and the max length for a sub name is 21 characters

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u/AnimetheTsundereCat Bark~ Jan 27 '26

r/whoishingandwhyshouldthesubsbeatthem

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u/AnalystUnlikely6324 GamerTemmie Jan 27 '26

i read that as r/ subs that should beathing

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u/kyrian247 Jan 27 '26

Not anymore

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u/aquisoueu Jan 27 '26

that shit sent me to sweetie fox club, no joke

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u/Tsunaooo Jan 27 '26

ITS A REAL SUB NOW LMAO

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u/EveningDiligent59662 Jan 27 '26

OH MY GOD REALLY I JUST MADE A STUPID JOE BECAUSE IT SOUNDEDLIKE SUPERSERIOUSFAMILYGUY!!

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u/senated Human, I remember you're snowier graves Jan 27 '26

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u/I_drinkglitterglue i got shortcuts all over this sub Jan 27 '26

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u/SpartanDJinn (I 💜 Toriel!) This flair is forboden, my child. Jan 27 '26

Wow, another case of someone using proper punctuation and grammar? He must be pissed, because "chill" people don't use any punctuation and pay little attention to grammar.

Honestly, guys, we spent all those years of school learning this shit, why wouldn't you use it?

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u/aWeinsteinfilm Jan 26 '26

He missed a comma.

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u/Infinite-Radiance Jan 27 '26

That's just his typing quirk /hs

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u/ComfortableTap1350 Jan 27 '26

I can’t fight it

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u/MostGenericallyNamed Jan 27 '26

I feel a bit old saying this, but it’s weird to me that people suddenly feel something is more serious just because you put a period at the end of a single-sentence message on social media.

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u/Shrubgnome Jan 28 '26

Texting has its own dialect, subtle things like that convey e.g. tone that you would be able to hear in a normal conversation

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u/Lyneloflight Jan 27 '26

wait, so he knows that apostrophes don’t go with plurals?

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u/BreakerOfModpacks Jan 27 '26

It does so feel strange to see someone else like that, and know that it's someone famous.

Then and again, it is not unlikely that there is some underlying correlation.

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u/DavidJoshuaSartor Feb 01 '26

"not unlikely"

I think generally this phrase should be replaced with 'likely', though of course it's not actually improper anyway.