I never said we should kill him.
Banned? DM Wmill to appeal.
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I never said we should kill him.
I never said we should kill him.
Italicize yourself and everyone around you.
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I never said we should kill him
I never said we should kill him.
answer
we must kill him
Empower yourself by reframing a task as an opportunity!
We get to kill him!
yeah!
no more half measures walter
I always knew this would cause the stock market to crash.
Weird how putting the emphasis on never is the only sentence that doesn't add implications.
I think that's because it's the default emphasis you'd expect; someone denying any responsibility for a murder
I never said we should kill him
I never said we should kill him
~~I never said~~
I'm none of these, because I definitely said we should kill him, and I meant it
Murder is wrong, you have been reported to the Internet Admins (US CIA), enjoy your day in court sir, good day!
I SAID GOOD DAY!
To any watching me:
I never said we should kill him.
I never! Said we should kill him!
I never said we should kill him.
I'm .
I find it interesting that there are plenty of people out there that can intuit the change of meaning accurately, but have a really rough time describing what they are doing
How people learn English as a second language is beyond me. What a dumb language that those all have significantly different meanings
Do other languages not have emphasis that changes meaning? Is this uniquely English???
Certainly some do, I don’t believe it’s universal though? I think the other European languages do generally? I know nothing on the topic though
"Atop" and "afloat" have the prefix "a," meaning "on" or "to." "Atom" does not have the same prefix. It's just like that.
People always talk about using a time machine to kill Hitler, but what about William the Conqueror?