Is "ikr" rude to say? : r/EnglishLearning - Reddit
2020年6月7日 · Sandwichsensei. •. Everyone is saying ikr, is positive, and honestly it is, for the most part. People can say this sarcastically though, almost like an insult. Reading text doesn't convey your tone though so if people took it sarcastically, that may be why you got downvoted.
How should i respond to : lkr (i know, right) : r/language - Reddit
But it probably depends on what your conversation with the other person is about. Just reply in the affirmative if you agree. To stay casual, reply with the 100 emoji, or you could say: right, for sure, or totally. Add an exclamation point for emphasis. Depends heavily on the context. I’m a native English speaker and even I sometimes don’t ...
What does “IKR” mean and how do you use it? : r/TechBriefly
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982K subscribers in the youngpeopleyoutube community. Toddlers who are just too young to understand what is going on.
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IKR. Like don’t sit here and tell me that if you received an email about a community guideline violation/poor quality that you absolutely must have committed one because that’s not always true. I’ve received poor quality emails for tasks I never touched at any level of the process.
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TIL Daughter from California syndrome is a phrase used in the medical profession to describe a situation in which a disengaged relative challenges the care a dying elderly patient is being given, or insists that the medical team pursue aggressive measures to prolong the patient's life. 'I never thought leopards would eat MY face,' sobs woman ...
Ikr : r/ProgrammerHumor - Reddit
That means a manager can start organising data, and they can immediately get other people to start populating it. It often doesn't even need explanation. Even a simple database (generally) requires software engineer to get involved. And from that point the manager is now dependent on someone else to make and changes.