If you use the words
If you use the words "9 year old", "mom", "well memed", they will call you edgy.
I am not sure if "words" make sense here, it's more like "set of words", except "mom", which is a single word. How would you rephrase this sentence?
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If you say/write "9-year-old", "mom", or "well memed", they will call you edgy. I'd feel better if I knew what that meant. The quotation marks take care of letting the reader know it's words.
- If you say/write "9-year-old", "mom", or "well memed", they will call you edgy.
- I'd feel better if I knew what that meant.
- The quotation marks take care of letting the reader know it's words.
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If you say/write "9-year-old", "mom", or "well memed", they will call you edgy.
I'd feel better if I knew what that meant. The quotation marks take care of letting the reader know it's words.
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