Perhaps people in the UK should adopt “/s” to mean sincere? That would completely fuck with everybody else - and strikes me as an incredibly British thing to do.
I think you can have them on even if you're not a learner driver, it's less of a hassle ti change them and in some places they are a sticker that can't be removed without damage
In his defence the car had “L” plates so he is a learner driver… seems he has more to learn than most though.
Nah you can't defend any of that
I mean, if it helps, you can have one of these: /s
I know it’s hard to detect tone in text, honestly I do, but, you know?
Some actions are blatantly indefensible and this so obviously is one such case.
Oh bloody hell I'm such a goose, it did not occur to me that it was /s-worthy. Please ignore me :D
I won’t ignore you, my friend.
wait wait wait this is the internet everyone is supposed to call each other nasty names and get banned i am disappoint
Its a UK video, shouldn't need the /s, that's standard.
UK comments should have a special way to indicate sincerity!
How about /s for sincerely? /s
edit: added /s for clarification
I appreciate this level of clarity so much!
You're welcome. /s
Perhaps people in the UK should adopt “/s” to mean sincere? That would completely fuck with everybody else - and strikes me as an incredibly British thing to do.
I love it.
All British communities online need to adopt this by end of this year
Oi, show me your adoption ordering license.
I think you can have them on even if you're not a learner driver, it's less of a hassle ti change them and in some places they are a sticker that can't be removed without damage
L (or Welsh D) - plates should be covered or removed if the driver is licensed according to the UK’s .gov website.