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doggedgage t1_jeg4cwm wrote

It's better to be pissed off than pissed on... unless you're into that sorta thing

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Rider-VPG t1_jegmd8n wrote

I tell people to piss off when I'm annoyed.

I tell people to fuck off when I'm pissed off.

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Simmons54321 t1_jegq0lt wrote

Looking up the origins of that term is a quick, slightly intriguing read. In past tense you can say somebody pissed-off (went away) and it have nothing to do with your own emotion.

But the act of telling someone to piss off, is indeed typically connected to being angry with said person. Oh, English.

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dgj212 t1_jegvky5 wrote

this is very accurate, well that and when I want to have fun and use crude language.

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YeeeeeeeeAllg t1_jegzjuf wrote

tell people only when you are pissed for a justifiable reasons. My bro legit gets mad for everything... so I stopped going out to have dinner with this guy

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leftysrevenge t1_jeh254c wrote

Stop telling me not to get pissed off or I'm gonna get pissed off.

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