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First time in a long time I've seen FTFY used literally. Have an upvoteFirst time in a long time I’ve seen "literally" used right. Have an upvote.I honestly appreciate that someone else cares enough about that word to upvote me for it. Thank you for being youLiterally can literally be used metaphorically: The use of literally in a fashion that is hyperbolic or metaphoric is not new—evidence of this use dates back to 1769. So getting upset about the way a word has been used since before the founding of the US is literally the dumbest thing someone could be mad about. 😁
First time in a long time I’ve seen "literally" used right. Have an upvote.I honestly appreciate that someone else cares enough about that word to upvote me for it. Thank you for being youLiterally can literally be used metaphorically: The use of literally in a fashion that is hyperbolic or metaphoric is not new—evidence of this use dates back to 1769. So getting upset about the way a word has been used since before the founding of the US is literally the dumbest thing someone could be mad about. 😁
I honestly appreciate that someone else cares enough about that word to upvote me for it. Thank you for being you
Literally can literally be used metaphorically: The use of literally in a fashion that is hyperbolic or metaphoric is not new—evidence of this use dates back to 1769. So getting upset about the way a word has been used since before the founding of the US is literally the dumbest thing someone could be mad about. 😁
First time in a long time I've seen FTFY used literally. Have an upvote
First time in a long time I’ve seen "literally" used right. Have an upvote.
I honestly appreciate that someone else cares enough about that word to upvote me for it. Thank you for being you
Literally can literally be used metaphorically:
So getting upset about the way a word has been used since before the founding of the US is literally the dumbest thing someone could be mad about. 😁