Question about SEE/ASL

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Banjo said:
Was it? :shock:

:lol: Come to think of it, the term is rarely used here at AD, but it's used to describe someone who is known for resorting to excessive expression of distress on a frequent basis.

It's astonishing how low someone will go to perceive something as a death threat and be serious about it. Ridiculous.
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Ahhh...playing the victim card.:P
 
jillio said:
Ahhh...playing the victim card.:P
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:lol:

It's just amazing how easily one would feel threatened by a so-called death threat even though it's meant as a sarcastic remark. For instance, if somebody yells, "I'm going to kill you!" after I pull a prank on them. Do I take them seriously and call the cops?

No, because I know the difference between a sarcastic threat and a real threat. If people cannot tell the difference, then I feel sorry for them.
 
Banjo said:
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It's just amazing how easily one would feel threatened by a so-called death threat even though it's meant as a sarcastic remark. For instance, if somebody yells, "I'm going to kill you!" after I pull a prank on them. Do I take them seriously and call the cops?

No, because I know the difference between a sarcastic threat and a real threat. If people cannot tell the difference, then I feel sorry for them.
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Yep. So needy of attention.
 
Aw, shucks. That spray is too effective. :lol: Is it a permanent spray, does anybody know?
 
Banjo said:
Reminds me of the article on that deaf professor who got fired over that so-called death threat.
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No kidding. That was absurd, too. Hearing people can be so sensitive.
 
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