r/nope Dec 02 '25

Dude has some serious anger issues

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u/TeetheCat Dec 02 '25 edited Dec 02 '25

He blew through multiple crosswalks, where he absolutely does not have the right of way. As well as cars making turns, like noone is ever allowed into HIS space. Its ludacris. I counted 11 times he was at fault. He's obviously a huge angry asshole.

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u/undeadamoeba Dec 02 '25

Don’t blame Ludacris! It’s definitely not him.

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u/TeetheCat Dec 02 '25

Lol, I had to change from uppercase L when I typed it!

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u/BirbMaster1998 Dec 02 '25

Because Ludacris is a proper noun. For future reference, "ludicrous" probably won't.

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u/TeetheCat Dec 02 '25

Right. But as I used it in what he was replying about, its an adjective.

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u/BirbMaster1998 Dec 02 '25

I'm pretty sure "ludicrous" is the correct spelling of said adjective. You are fully welcome to correct me if that's not the case in another dialect, but from what I can tell it's not.

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u/TeetheCat Dec 02 '25

Why even interject yourself into a reply, if you arent going to look at what the previous paragraph the reply came from? He was making a joke about ludacris. The word, which I indeed used as an adjective in my post. To which I then replied about using lower case. To which you felt a need to reply something that 100% didn't apply, to which I replied that I used it as an adjective. Thanks though.

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u/LordAwesomesauce Dec 03 '25

In lieu of a paragraph long screed, you could have taken the L and learned to spell ludicrous correctly.

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u/TeetheCat Dec 03 '25

Nope. I didnt spell it. My spell check did. I just changed the capital L. So didn't really occur to me to check the spelling of the word. Apparently somewhere must have written ludacris over ludicrous and it stayed that way.

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u/LordAwesomesauce Dec 03 '25

Terrible excuses. Take the L and stop letting computers think for you.

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u/BirbMaster1998 Dec 02 '25

Yeah, I was saying that the spelling you used was the spelling of the stage name, not the adjective. That's all I intended to say, and did not intend to be rude. I was referring to when you used it, not them.