you will never convince me this paragraph was written by an actual person and not a machine-learning algorithmpic.twitter.com/vAamlkW0fM
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"Millennials love to say 'bigly.' They do it all the time. They love it because it makes them sound like they're in a gang. I live on Earth"
"It came into use in 1300, first in Scotland," he wrote, while definitely not copying from a dictionary website. "That's the first red flag"
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ay, why is Scotland a red flag, what did they do to anybody?
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yeah what the fuck!!!
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Damn those millenials and their habit of making up new words from the 1300's.
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it looks like if you start a text message and then just keep tapping the autocomplete
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"'Large' and 'largely' can be used interchangeably," he said, but he was large wrong.
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What Do Donald Trump, 14th Century Scots, And Millenials Have In Common? This Robot Figured It Out!
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fear the new, but also the old, and also gangs, and also white suburbia
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I spotted these red flags: first time I heard the word "bigly" I turned on my heels, started walking and haven't stopped since
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I remember when a lot of these articles written about Millennials were written about my slacker generation x.
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so I guess ever so often some writer thinks they are being original by bringing out the same tired stories of new = scary/bad
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