failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »I play on PC platform and I get confused whenever I hear the word/expression "meh", because on NA server I've noticed that it's being used as an expression for "I don't care", where as on the EU server it's mainly used as "I HATE/ DISLIKE THIS".
Wikipedia's definition of meh
Now the difference between indifference and strong emotional reaction is actually big, and it is less confusing when I play the game, but I wonder how many people have been misunderstanding each other on the forums, where both definitions are used.
Now I'm making a deal out of this thing, because I've always known "meh" to be an expression for indifference, so whenever I got asked questions and I took my time to carefully answer and responded with a "meh" I got pretty offended. Because if people don't care, then why waste my time? I don't get offended anymore, now that I know that people on EU use it for a different meaning...
Are there more expressions or words that are used like this? I'm actually curious now lol
failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »I play on PC platform and I get confused whenever I hear the word/expression "meh", because on NA server I've noticed that it's being used as an expression for "I don't care", where as on the EU server it's mainly used as "I HATE/ DISLIKE THIS".
Wikipedia's definition of meh
Now the difference between indifference and strong emotional reaction is actually big, and it is less confusing when I play the game, but I wonder how many people have been misunderstanding each other on the forums, where both definitions are used.
Now I'm making a deal out of this thing, because I've always known "meh" to be an expression for indifference, so whenever I got asked questions and I took my time to carefully answer and responded with a "meh" I got pretty offended. Because if people don't care, then why waste my time? I don't get offended anymore, now that I know that people on EU use it for a different meaning...
Are there more expressions or words that are used like this? I'm actually curious now lol
It's just one of those things like how for whatever reason British people call the trunk of a car a boot. It's obviously not a shoe of any sort, but here they go calling it a boot anyway.
It's just one of those things like how for whatever reason British people call the trunk of a car a boot. It's obviously not a shoe of any sort, but here they go calling it a boot anyway.
It's more the foot end of the car than the middle of a car (boot goes on foot, trunk is your middle/abdomen area).
Americans got it wrong!
Trunk is a storage areaIt's just one of those things like how for whatever reason British people call the trunk of a car a boot. It's obviously not a shoe of any sort, but here they go calling it a boot anyway.
It's more the foot end of the car than the middle of a car (boot goes on foot, trunk is your middle/abdomen area).
Americans got it wrong!
stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »a trunk is an elephant's nose...which is neither at the foot or the middle...it's on the front
stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »a trunk is an elephant's nose...which is neither at the foot or the middle...it's on the front
it's also the foot and the middle of a tree
all of which including your elephant don't [naturally] wear boots!
stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »a trunk is an elephant's nose...which is neither at the foot or the middle...it's on the front
it's also the foot and the middle of a tree
all of which including your elephant don't [naturally] wear boots!
damn, you're good at this
Trunk is a storage areaIt's just one of those things like how for whatever reason British people call the trunk of a car a boot. It's obviously not a shoe of any sort, but here they go calling it a boot anyway.
It's more the foot end of the car than the middle of a car (boot goes on foot, trunk is your middle/abdomen area).
Americans got it wrong!
Trunk is a storage area. The trunk is the middle of the car.
CONCLUSION: Americans are sitting in storage!
stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »a trunk is an elephant's nose...which is neither at the foot or the middle...it's on the front
it's also the foot and the middle of a tree
all of which including your elephant don't [naturally] wear boots!
damn, you're good at this
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Trunk is a storage areaIt's just one of those things like how for whatever reason British people call the trunk of a car a boot. It's obviously not a shoe of any sort, but here they go calling it a boot anyway.
It's more the foot end of the car than the middle of a car (boot goes on foot, trunk is your middle/abdomen area).
Americans got it wrong!
Trunk is a storage area. The trunk is the middle of the car.
CONCLUSION: Americans are sitting in storage!
Who stores luggage in a boot? I don't. I put mine in the trunk!
stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »a trunk is an elephant's nose...which is neither at the foot or the middle...it's on the front
it's also the foot and the middle of a tree
all of which including your elephant don't [naturally] wear boots!
damn, you're good at this
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
mmm....curious...is the a "meh" you just gave me
stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »stevepdodson_ESO888 wrote: »a trunk is an elephant's nose...which is neither at the foot or the middle...it's on the front
it's also the foot and the middle of a tree
all of which including your elephant don't [naturally] wear boots!
damn, you're good at this
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
mmm....curious...is the a "meh" you just gave me
Yes, but you have to figure out if that is a NA Meh or an EU Meh
It's just one of those things like how for whatever reason British people call the trunk of a car a boot. It's obviously not a shoe of any sort, but here they go calling it a boot anyway.
jedtb16_ESO wrote: »since when was 'meh' indicative of hate or dislike in the eu?
i've always used it to indicate indifference...
That's how I use it. It's usually indifference, but can also be slight dislike. It's never hate though, and I don't think I've seen it used this way (I play on EU)."I'm not really impressed"
jedtb16_ESO wrote: »It's just one of those things like how for whatever reason British people call the trunk of a car a boot. It's obviously not a shoe of any sort, but here they go calling it a boot anyway.
we english take the word from the germans..... it's what they call it. and they should know, they invented the car after all...
jedtb16_ESO wrote: »It's just one of those things like how for whatever reason British people call the trunk of a car a boot. It's obviously not a shoe of any sort, but here they go calling it a boot anyway.
we english take the word from the germans..... it's what they call it. and they should know, they invented the car after all...
Ooo blaming the Germans. I like it.
jedtb16_ESO wrote: »It's just one of those things like how for whatever reason British people call the trunk of a car a boot. It's obviously not a shoe of any sort, but here they go calling it a boot anyway.
we english take the word from the germans..... it's what they call it. and they should know, they invented the car after all...
Ooo blaming the Germans. I like it.