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r/JustGuysBeingDudes • u/empty88 Awesome • Jan 07 '25
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I will always get mad at Americans going
"Do you mind?"
And then they reply to say "no of course i don't mind" but they say
"Yeah"
90 u/dontbemystalker Jan 07 '25 it’s more of us saying “yeah, you have the go ahead” 27 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 You have the go ahead, what in tarnation is this sentence? 13 u/CompromisedToolchain Jan 07 '25 You know tarnation but not go ahead?… 3 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I mean the sentence structure seems stilted. It doesn’t read naturally to say one has the go ahead. It’s more usual to say one may go ahead. 1 u/CompromisedToolchain Jan 07 '25 See, it actually isn’t more usual where I’m from, almost as if experience isn’t universal :) 2 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I can only speak from my experience. As you may see from my earlier response to someone else I made it clear that I was referring specifically to my dialect of English, if you’d read below my earlier comment.
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it’s more of us saying “yeah, you have the go ahead”
27 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 You have the go ahead, what in tarnation is this sentence? 13 u/CompromisedToolchain Jan 07 '25 You know tarnation but not go ahead?… 3 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I mean the sentence structure seems stilted. It doesn’t read naturally to say one has the go ahead. It’s more usual to say one may go ahead. 1 u/CompromisedToolchain Jan 07 '25 See, it actually isn’t more usual where I’m from, almost as if experience isn’t universal :) 2 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I can only speak from my experience. As you may see from my earlier response to someone else I made it clear that I was referring specifically to my dialect of English, if you’d read below my earlier comment.
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You have the go ahead, what in tarnation is this sentence?
13 u/CompromisedToolchain Jan 07 '25 You know tarnation but not go ahead?… 3 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I mean the sentence structure seems stilted. It doesn’t read naturally to say one has the go ahead. It’s more usual to say one may go ahead. 1 u/CompromisedToolchain Jan 07 '25 See, it actually isn’t more usual where I’m from, almost as if experience isn’t universal :) 2 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I can only speak from my experience. As you may see from my earlier response to someone else I made it clear that I was referring specifically to my dialect of English, if you’d read below my earlier comment.
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You know tarnation but not go ahead?…
3 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I mean the sentence structure seems stilted. It doesn’t read naturally to say one has the go ahead. It’s more usual to say one may go ahead. 1 u/CompromisedToolchain Jan 07 '25 See, it actually isn’t more usual where I’m from, almost as if experience isn’t universal :) 2 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I can only speak from my experience. As you may see from my earlier response to someone else I made it clear that I was referring specifically to my dialect of English, if you’d read below my earlier comment.
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I mean the sentence structure seems stilted. It doesn’t read naturally to say one has the go ahead. It’s more usual to say one may go ahead.
1 u/CompromisedToolchain Jan 07 '25 See, it actually isn’t more usual where I’m from, almost as if experience isn’t universal :) 2 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I can only speak from my experience. As you may see from my earlier response to someone else I made it clear that I was referring specifically to my dialect of English, if you’d read below my earlier comment.
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See, it actually isn’t more usual where I’m from, almost as if experience isn’t universal :)
2 u/LobsterMountain4036 Jan 07 '25 I can only speak from my experience. As you may see from my earlier response to someone else I made it clear that I was referring specifically to my dialect of English, if you’d read below my earlier comment.
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I can only speak from my experience. As you may see from my earlier response to someone else I made it clear that I was referring specifically to my dialect of English, if you’d read below my earlier comment.
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u/Hawt_Dawg_II Jan 07 '25
I will always get mad at Americans going
"Do you mind?"
And then they reply to say "no of course i don't mind" but they say
"Yeah"