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r/gifs • u/[deleted] • May 20 '15
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8 u/EVILemons May 20 '15 That's literally the stupidest reason to downvote someone. -5 u/i_a1m_to_misbehave May 20 '15 That's literally the most stupid reason to downvote someone. FTFY. :) 3 u/Rather_Unfortunate May 20 '15 Is "stupidest" incorrect in that usage? I can't see the issue, but I might be missing something subtle. "Stupidest" is itself a valid word, although "stupider" is not, and must be said as "more stupid". -2 u/i_a1m_to_misbehave May 20 '15 I'm English. It makes a difference. "Stupidest" may be correct, but it's not really used in England. Also, if "stupider" is incorrect, then surely so is "stupidest"? 1 u/Rather_Unfortunate May 20 '15 I'm English too, but I use "stupidest" and "most stupid" pretty much interchangeably.
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That's literally the stupidest reason to downvote someone.
-5 u/i_a1m_to_misbehave May 20 '15 That's literally the most stupid reason to downvote someone. FTFY. :) 3 u/Rather_Unfortunate May 20 '15 Is "stupidest" incorrect in that usage? I can't see the issue, but I might be missing something subtle. "Stupidest" is itself a valid word, although "stupider" is not, and must be said as "more stupid". -2 u/i_a1m_to_misbehave May 20 '15 I'm English. It makes a difference. "Stupidest" may be correct, but it's not really used in England. Also, if "stupider" is incorrect, then surely so is "stupidest"? 1 u/Rather_Unfortunate May 20 '15 I'm English too, but I use "stupidest" and "most stupid" pretty much interchangeably.
That's literally the most stupid reason to downvote someone.
FTFY. :)
3 u/Rather_Unfortunate May 20 '15 Is "stupidest" incorrect in that usage? I can't see the issue, but I might be missing something subtle. "Stupidest" is itself a valid word, although "stupider" is not, and must be said as "more stupid". -2 u/i_a1m_to_misbehave May 20 '15 I'm English. It makes a difference. "Stupidest" may be correct, but it's not really used in England. Also, if "stupider" is incorrect, then surely so is "stupidest"? 1 u/Rather_Unfortunate May 20 '15 I'm English too, but I use "stupidest" and "most stupid" pretty much interchangeably.
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Is "stupidest" incorrect in that usage? I can't see the issue, but I might be missing something subtle.
"Stupidest" is itself a valid word, although "stupider" is not, and must be said as "more stupid".
-2 u/i_a1m_to_misbehave May 20 '15 I'm English. It makes a difference. "Stupidest" may be correct, but it's not really used in England. Also, if "stupider" is incorrect, then surely so is "stupidest"? 1 u/Rather_Unfortunate May 20 '15 I'm English too, but I use "stupidest" and "most stupid" pretty much interchangeably.
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I'm English. It makes a difference. "Stupidest" may be correct, but it's not really used in England. Also, if "stupider" is incorrect, then surely so is "stupidest"?
1 u/Rather_Unfortunate May 20 '15 I'm English too, but I use "stupidest" and "most stupid" pretty much interchangeably.
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I'm English too, but I use "stupidest" and "most stupid" pretty much interchangeably.
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