Correcting Their Grammar Mid-Argument
When you’re getting destroyed in an argument so you correct their grammar
A stern-looking man in ornate 18th-century clothing stands at a railing between two similarly dressed men. The joke is about losing an argument so badly that you resort to correcting the other person’s grammar as a petty distraction or last defense. It is used as a reaction to nitpicking grammar when someone has no stronger point left.
three men / трое мужчинman in ornate coat / мужчина в нарядном камзоле18th-century clothing / одежда XVIII векаwhite ruffled shirt / белая рубашка с жабоbrown coat / коричневый камзолgold embroidery / золотая вышивкаrailing / перилаindoor hall / зал в помещенииlong dark hair / длинные тёмные волосыornate buttons / декоративные пуговицы
- @afrosidemoon / 50159 2022-07-29
- Type
- image
- Size
- 800×759 · 117.1 KiB
- Mood
- sarcastic, petty
- Language
- en
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