For me, if I ask for an unpopular opinion and you say something about pineapple on pizza I’m going to assume you have no personality.

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    24 hours ago

    Because being a contrarian is so original in today’s world. If you were smart enough to know how dumb you sound you’d be embarrassed.

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      16 hours ago

      I’m not contrarian. I’ve never thought much of the Beatles. It wasn’t until they got their own whole band game (back when those were popular) that I realised Beatles were somehow enjoyed by more than just really old people.

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        10 hours ago

        Okay, but that’s down to your taste, which has nothing to do with if they’re overrated or not.

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              5 hours ago

              And now you don’t know how to use proverbs. Is this normal for Beatles fans? Are they usually so… Uneducated?

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                5 hours ago

                I could ask you the same thing. Because you sound like an absolute moron who isn’t smart enough to know how dumb he is.

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                  5 hours ago

                  Except I’m not some Beatles fan. So you can’t ask me the same thing. Another example of your limitations. There are now… 4, in my counting.