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'''Le sigh''' is often used in shitty conversation to imply a sigh for whatever random reason. People generally use it because they assume it makes them look interesting or intelligent, when in all actuality it makes them look like a moron, as most things [[French]] tend to do. | '''Le sigh''' is often used in shitty conversation to imply a sigh for whatever random reason. People generally use it because they assume it makes them look interesting or intelligent, when in all actuality it makes them look like a moron, as most things [[French]] tend to do. | ||
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Not to be confused with: le [[sic]]. | Not to be confused with: le [[sic]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:49, 18 August 2011
Le sigh is often used in shitty conversation to imply a sigh for whatever random reason. People generally use it because they assume it makes them look interesting or intelligent, when in all actuality it makes them look like a moron, as most things French tend to do.
This is an example of how "Le Sigh" is used in most conversations between peasants...
Not to be confused with: le sic.
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