Ok, I can see why you could put a u in color but flavor doesnât make any sense. It literally has an or sound not an ur sound
Well itâs quite spiffing to know what others think, still, donât you agree? Wot wot
Please allow me to fetch my spectaclesâŚ
Ackshually in Britain, where we spell it as âflavourâ, we pronounce it âflay-vuhâ
We really need a skull reaction
Ackshually???
The version of âactuallyâ used when someone is making a ânerd commentâ. Used to emulate the lisp suggested by the prominent front incisors on the nerd_face emoji.
Well my good fellow, âAckshuallyâ is a misspelling of âactuallyâ used mostly online and meant to be ironic or sarcastic.
Hereâs a breakdown of its meaning:
- Literally: Itâs a deliberate misspelling of âactually.â
- Functionally: It conveys that the speaker is about to correct someone in a smug or condescending way.
Itâs often used to mock someone who seems to think theyâve discovered something new or important, but itâs actually common knowledge.
For example:
- Person 1: âWow, I didnât know the Earth goes around the sun!â
- Person 2: âAckshually, thatâs been common knowledge for centuries.â
My good fellow, I hope that this cleared up any misconceptions that you may of had.
Should Admins add a skull reaction?
- Yes
- No
Maybe we can convince them with a poll
This is better, disregard my comment lol
Bro I just realized that nalfar and moonwatcher havenât been active for like a while. Theyâre gonna have to go through a treasure trove of information to catch up on whatâs been going on.
Well much of it has been deleted so theyâre gonna have some trouble
Hasnât moonwatcher left indefinitely now?
I hope not
Thou was very nice
He has?
20 chars
âWHAT DO YOU MEAN â1000 NOTIFICATIONS FROM THE RELIGION TOPICâ? IT DOESNâT EXIST!!!â
(hmmm incomplete sentence momen-
Sorry I just have to close that bracket so that not everything I say in the future is an aside )
Both passages on âackshuallyâ can be equally effective depending on the context and desired tone:
Passage 1 (Lukas):
- Strengths: More broadly applicable. Explains the core meaning (sarcastic correction) and underlying purpose (mocking someone).
- Weaknesses: Less specific. Doesnât mention the ânerdâ stereotype or pronunciation aspect.
Passage 2 (Toast):
- Strengths: Targets a specific internet subculture (ânerd commentsâ). Provides a visual reference (nerd emoji) and pronunciation insight (lisp).
- Weaknesses: Less broadly applicable. Doesnât explain the general use for sarcastic corrections outside the ânerdâ context.
How they can be equally effective:
- Audience: If your audience is familiar with internet memes and the ânerdâ stereotype, passage 2 might be more relatable and humorous. If explaining âackshuallyâ in a broader context, passage 1 would be more suitable.
- Desired Tone: Passage 1âs lighthearted tone might be better for casual conversation. Passage 2 can be effective if you want to emphasize the specific ânerdâ association and pronunciation.
In conclusion, both passages can be effective depending on the target audience and desired tone. Passage 1 offers a broader explanation, while passage 2 caters to a specific internet subculture. The best choice depends on the specific situation.
Alrighty enough Mr. Nerd Birb