"I'm starting to worry posts" always make me laugh at people who have so little in their lives that they invest emotions in popular entertainment, even to the point of enjoying the anticipation (and not enjoying cold water splashed on the anticipation.)
We understand the attitude very well, no need to waste your time re-articulating it.
"I'm starting to worry posts" always make me laugh at people who have such inferior literary skills they use hyperbole about popular entertainment.
It's rude to teach English composition anywhere but English class.
"I'm starting to worry posts" always make me laugh at people who are spending sleepless nights and breaking into cold sweats and snapping at people from tension.
Look up "hyperbole" in a good dictionary. But if someone
were actually suffering mentally, why would that be funny? What kind of person would actually laugh about this?
"I'm starting to worry posts" don't actually make me laugh but it's fun to tell someone on the internet I'm laughing at them, because it's mean but not warnable by bbs rules."
Enough said.
PS Stating the obvious, quoting the
subtexts.
