sodiummuffin
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sodiummuffin
6d ago
It's largely the same wording with the subject swapped out, same as these:
Like many of those examples it isn't completely identical, it doesn't include the "should we tell everyone", doesn't elongate the "Oh", and adds "you" to "throw a party", but it's obviously still based on the template.
Oh you [statement]? Should we throw a party? Should we invite [related figure]?
The shared element is that both "only had an iced coffee to eat today" and "worried about Jew's apocalyptic cult that consorts with prostitutes and preaches universalist morality" are implicitly being presented as remarkable by the fictional interlocutor but are actually mundane and uninteresting because they happen all the time (where all the time in the second case means at least twice). It does add a major new element with the comparison though, which makes that less clear.
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