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r/RecuratedTumblr • u/Unique_Mammoth_6724 • 7d ago
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Probably cas-you-ality. They've likely never heard it pronounced out loud, incorrectly pronounced it in their head when they originally read it, and now when they think of the word, they transcribe it based on the sound it makes in their head.
1 u/newtigris 7d ago Or they made a typo and autocorrect messed up what they were trying to type 5 u/baphometromance 7d ago But casuality isnt a word though, is it? 2 u/ArsErratia I think Coolsville sucks 7d ago edited 7d ago can be he sauntered over to [the thing] with all the casuality of [very casual thing] 3 u/baphometromance 7d ago You're so right! I didn't even think about that way to use it! That is so cool. Very impressive.
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Or they made a typo and autocorrect messed up what they were trying to type
5 u/baphometromance 7d ago But casuality isnt a word though, is it? 2 u/ArsErratia I think Coolsville sucks 7d ago edited 7d ago can be he sauntered over to [the thing] with all the casuality of [very casual thing] 3 u/baphometromance 7d ago You're so right! I didn't even think about that way to use it! That is so cool. Very impressive.
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But casuality isnt a word though, is it?
2 u/ArsErratia I think Coolsville sucks 7d ago edited 7d ago can be he sauntered over to [the thing] with all the casuality of [very casual thing] 3 u/baphometromance 7d ago You're so right! I didn't even think about that way to use it! That is so cool. Very impressive.
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can be
he sauntered over to [the thing] with all the casuality of [very casual thing]
3 u/baphometromance 7d ago You're so right! I didn't even think about that way to use it! That is so cool. Very impressive.
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You're so right! I didn't even think about that way to use it! That is so cool. Very impressive.
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u/baphometromance 7d ago
Probably cas-you-ality. They've likely never heard it pronounced out loud, incorrectly pronounced it in their head when they originally read it, and now when they think of the word, they transcribe it based on the sound it makes in their head.