YT 30/09 - A New, Fun Trick!

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Oh, incidentally, as far as this amazing fun trick goes:


A lot of babies can do this as early as infancy, some of them unintentionally. It's not hard. They soil their diapers as well, but they'll grow out of it. Will Chris?

ETA: Just wanted to make sure @Gaol knows this isn't directed at her/him. It's directed at Chris.
 
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Chris probably thinks that is what he's doing and if you showed him that he wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

It reminds me of how L and R in Japan is interchangeable. Native Japanese legitimately don't have the proper neural network set up to tell the difference. Only in Chris' case it's being incapable of telling Rs from drowning.
 
I love how Chris' stupidity completely overshadowed the fact that he was begging for more ween bucks.

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This is not how I look, I am not ugly or fat like that!

He's a regular Mona Lisa.
This was always going to be the apex of Chris' life, always!

Should've worked on his X's instead of learning stupid sounds. He still says "sits" instead of "six".
Speech therapy does not count as a life skill, especially if you're failing at it. The failure of this video makes me laugh so hard, just thinking about all of the parts of Chris' brain that are incompatible with life puts a smile on my face.
 
It reminds me of how L and R in Japan is interchangeable. Native Japanese legitimately don't have the proper neural network set up to tell the difference. Only in Chris' case it's being incapable of telling Rs from drowning.
Uh what? I've heard some japs pronounce the "L" just fine. Most of them don't because they're not exposed to that sound early on their lives and never had any need for it. It's like native English speakers and "Ñ", it's not like you're mentally incapable of pronouncing, you just don't because you don't give a shit.
 
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Uh what? I've heard some japs pronounce the "L" just fine. Most of them don't because they're not exposed to that sound early on their lives and never had any need for it. It's like native american speakers and "Ñ", it's not like you're mentally incapable of pronouncing, you just don't because ou don't give a shit.

They can pronounce L just fine. But the sound is interchangeable in Japanese, so they just don't develop a proper way to tell the difference between them. Which is why they slip up a lot when pronouncing L or R in American. It's not that they can't, they just don't know which one to say.

Edit: Actually, saying it's "interchangeable" is wrong. It's more like they're used to a unique sound that's a mix of L and R, so they struggle with it being separate in English.

Also chris is gay and I would not have sex with him.
 
Oh, incidentally, as far as this amazing fun trick goes:


A lot of babies can do this as early as infancy, some of them unintentionally. It's not hard. They soil their diapers as well, but they'll grow out of it. Will Chris?

ETA: Just wanted to make sure @Gaol knows this isn't directed at her/him. It's directed at Chris.
Haha no worries I know what you mean, but what I mean before is that you aren't really born with it, it's something you learn and do subconsciously as a baby, you only learn that it's actually a way of saying things once you begin to think. But the thing is, even a baby can learn it, even a non native spanish speaker can learn it, Chris is just being an idiot like usual and trying to get asspats from people. I'm not amazed he learned basic spanish without rolling his r's, alot of people don't.
 
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