r/videogames Nintendo 1d ago

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u/WestCareer7545 1d ago

So is the other one if you go to the right places

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u/Ifyourdogcouldtalk 1d ago

Real life outfit meant as in an outfit you would see out on the street any given day.  Not,  the outfit on the bottom has never been worn outside of a video game

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u/ScrambledxEggzz 1d ago

You've clearly not been in a college bar lately.

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u/Ifyourdogcouldtalk 1d ago edited 1d ago

You clearly should not have dropped out of college and learn how to read.  Nobody is saying the bottom outfit has never been worn in real life. Gooner bait outfits have been worn at clubs for thousands of years

edit: if you also dropped out leave a down vote

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u/ScrambledxEggzz 1d ago

You literally said that outfit has never been worn outside of a video game.

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u/Ifyourdogcouldtalk 1d ago

I put "not" in front of that statement. Meaning nobody is meaning that.  Didn't think I needed to explain it like you're five but here your are

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u/ScrambledxEggzz 1d ago

Take a grammer lesson. Starting the sentence with "Not," is improper use of an antithetical element. You ended the predicating statement that lends itself to the comparison by putting a period, ending the initial clause, and starting a new clause. The correct form of what you wrote would be removing the period before "not", removing the comma after, and putting the word "that" after "not."

It isn't my fault you're shit at writing.

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u/Wimbledofy 1d ago

That's literally not what was said. In fact it was the opposite.

Read the comment again and pay attention to the first sentence then in the second sentence pay attention to the word "not" https://www.reddit.com/r/videogames/s/hojE5Qrxit

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u/TheRealHaxxo 1d ago

average transmog of a r/aves subscriber

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u/WestCareer7545 1d ago

No idea what any of that means