View Poll Results: A: Everyone says I'm fat and ugly! B: You're not fat.
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B is implying that A is ugly
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B is not implying that A is ugly
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B is not implying anything at all
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B is implying something other (please provide suggestion)
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Hey fatty!?
A: Everyone says I'm fat and ugly!
B: You're not fat.
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Depends on where the accent is. "You're not fat." with a falling tone would let me think that the speaker hints that the other person is ugly. However, "You're not fat!" with a rising tone and "fat" accented just means that: the speaker doesn't think the other person is fat. No hint.
FRC
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Originally Posted by
Francois Depends on where the accent is. "You're not fat." with a falling tone would let me think that the speaker hints that the other person is ugly. However, "You're not fat!" with a rising tone and "fat" accented just means that: the speaker doesn't think the other person is fat. No hint.
FRC
I agree, but would the listener?
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I may be fat but you are ugly.
I can lose weight.
Can you find the hidden insult?
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Originally Posted by
MW I may be fat but you are ugly.
I can lose weight.
Can you find the hidden insult?
Good one!
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