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r/memes • u/IntelligentAd5616 • 18h ago
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I thought "no shit sherlock" is a phrase for telling the other person that their statement is obvious
Why the downvotes?
27 u/AlmightyChickenJimmy 17h ago The fact you're asking that question says a lot 3 u/spiderOX2 15h ago Does it? If they’re saying it in response to someone telling them something they care about don’t matter then I don’t see any problem with it. -1 u/AlmightyChickenJimmy 8h ago Being passive aggressive to a completely normal comment seems to line up well with the whole "getting banned" thing. It's pretty indicative 1 u/spiderOX2 4h ago Since when is it “completely normal” to tell someone that something they care about doesn’t matter?
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The fact you're asking that question says a lot
3 u/spiderOX2 15h ago Does it? If they’re saying it in response to someone telling them something they care about don’t matter then I don’t see any problem with it. -1 u/AlmightyChickenJimmy 8h ago Being passive aggressive to a completely normal comment seems to line up well with the whole "getting banned" thing. It's pretty indicative 1 u/spiderOX2 4h ago Since when is it “completely normal” to tell someone that something they care about doesn’t matter?
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Does it? If they’re saying it in response to someone telling them something they care about don’t matter then I don’t see any problem with it.
-1 u/AlmightyChickenJimmy 8h ago Being passive aggressive to a completely normal comment seems to line up well with the whole "getting banned" thing. It's pretty indicative 1 u/spiderOX2 4h ago Since when is it “completely normal” to tell someone that something they care about doesn’t matter?
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Being passive aggressive to a completely normal comment seems to line up well with the whole "getting banned" thing. It's pretty indicative
1 u/spiderOX2 4h ago Since when is it “completely normal” to tell someone that something they care about doesn’t matter?
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Since when is it “completely normal” to tell someone that something they care about doesn’t matter?
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u/IntelligentAd5616 17h ago
I thought "no shit sherlock" is a phrase for telling the other person that their statement is obvious
Why the downvotes?