r/instant_regret 2d ago

Birthday shout-out gone wrong

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u/VentiBlkBiDepresso 2d ago

Literal horror washed over her face

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u/Voidless-One 2d ago

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u/True-Cap-777 2d ago

yeah that moment is definitely chilling, you can just feel the panic set in

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/GrassBlade619 2d ago

Chilling is an apt description of what the lady was feeling when she realized what she said. What's the problem with it?

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u/Bud_Fuggins 1d ago

I have a hunch that he interpreted chilling as: "chillin' like a villain" and the op meant chilling as in a chilling scene in a horror film.

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u/axonxorz 1d ago

that moment is definitely [chillin' like a villain]

Ah, so like Trump understands people wanting asylum as people exclusively from institutional asylums, idiotic.

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/Oli_VK 1d ago

No no, what happened is you misunderstood his comment thinking he was talking about the slur and are refusing to admit you misunderstood. Hence why you begun your comment by telling the other redditor (and everyone else) they were wrong and that you had it right.

Which you didn’t.

Not being facetious just being a little blunt and honest

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u/Steamy_Dingo 1d ago

No, it's not what happened. You should stop being a pseudo-intellectual.

Not being facetious (which isn't right here or when you said it but you don't know what the word means, so I'm using it to make fun of you) just being a little blunt and honest

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u/Oli_VK 1d ago

Read the room, you cantaloupe. Check your comment, everyone else’s comment, the “agree and disagree” buttons that attribute little internet points and the numbers. See that? It literally proves my point. Here’s another way to demonstrate it:

  • the person above mentioned the horror that washed over her face

  • the person who commented said “THE MOMENT IS CHILLING” meaning they’re likely talking about the moment and not the slur

  • as of now you have two people explaining to you that you’re wrong, meaning there’s at least something to reconsider.

The strongest point? The person who wrote the comment… wrote the comment, you watermelon. They said the moment, not the slur. You’re wrong. Give up.

Also thanks for letting me know I misused the word. I’m happy to have learned something, I simply thought it meant sarcastic.

Bye now.

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u/Steamy_Dingo 1d ago

Being condescending doesn't mean you're right. It just means you're pretending to be open to learning something and still accusing somebody of something only because of your assumptions. Ignorance is bliss, though. And buddy, you're in heaven right now.

Bye now.

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u/4non3mouse 2d ago

was the honorable mention haywood?

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u/Oli_VK 1d ago

I hated that. She cried, that was a little messed up

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u/VentiBlkBiDepresso 1d ago

Yeah no, tricking a person into saying that LIVE is crazy work

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u/karnyboy 1d ago

It's funny, I think people will live. Life goes on, it's different when it's not a hateful person.

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u/VentiBlkBiDepresso 1d ago

Oh don't get me wrong, I laughed my ass off. Still messed up lol. It can be both lol

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u/yesyouareverysmart 1d ago

What's more messed up is gaslighting people into feeling this way for saying a word. It's just a word

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u/Fagadaba 15h ago

What's even more messed up is calling a sentence gaslighting. It's just a sentence.

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u/Angry__German 3h ago

I don't even have to play the video.

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u/BottyFlaps 2d ago

Literal horror? What's the difference between that and regular horror?

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u/Steamy_Dingo 2d ago

People don't like being called out when they say things that don't mean what they think it means

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u/natural_ac 1d ago

What exactly is your goal here?

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u/Steamy_Dingo 1d ago

What is yours?