Means that she is being agressive and trying to to (fake) provoke me
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As if we were genuinely arguing
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It would be implying shutting her up by fighting her
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You can tell she didn’t mean a freaky thing
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Because it had a which is the highest level of rage in an emoji
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21:38
Followed by ‘’ which also would be angry but less agressive ‘’ which could be the same but COULD also be determined if you squint WHICH even in this context would not be determined to get freaky but determined to win the argument or ‘’ which implies a more passive agressive tone(edited)
in this scenario it might be fair to say that "" is used in an angered setting. however id like our honourable court of fellows to consider that if you as a person were known as being flirty and were a famous member of the polycule in our friendgroup i would argue that the statements of
"shut up"
"make me "
could be read out of context in a sexual way. like as if Hayley was angry in relation to something of a sexual nature. which is what my right honourable friend @🤓 Our Flamingo™ happened to do. i think we all agree that the sentences in context and after proper justification are not intended to be an inuendo but surely it is understandable for someone to read them out of context and see a sexual nature that perhaps was not intended to be there. especially when it comes from someone who makes as many sexual jokes as Dj does. i would argue that reading subtext is always important and perhaps Flamingo made this mistake after misreading subtext. but this isnt even subtext. it is an easily interpretable version of events which i for one think is entirely understandable version of events for Flamingo and I to see after those messages without any of the previous context.(edited)
21:49
i will now take any questions relating to my statement
figure 1:
the prosecutor litterally made my case for me
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post edit
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SHUSH
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figure 2:
the other prosecutor is abusive and therefore shouldnt have rights <THIS IS A JOKE ARGUMENT OUTWITH THE CONTEXT OF THE COURT THIS IS NOT MY STANCE I NEED TO MAKE THIS CLEAR>
figure four:
@Our 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂 ray™ (the defendant's boyfriend) said that @£0.01 shameful quality Ricky often makes the "'shut up', 'make me'" innuendo, therefore proving that they know that it is an innuendo
"The word innuere in classical Latin meant “to nod, beckon, or make a sign to” a person, and in medieval Latin more generally “to hint” or “to insinuate.”"