I'm pretty sure

[Awkward Potato]

I’m pretty sure this thread will die. If it ever even comes to life.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I’m pretty sure it will receive at least 2 posts.

[DScott]

I’m pretty sure it will be more than that.

[Awkward Potato]

I’m pretty sure you’re both right.

[DScott]

I’m pretty sure I can say that you are also right.

[Awkward Potato]

I’m pretty sure that means I can say, “yay!”

[Awkward Potato]

I’m also pretty sure this thread is currently pointless. Oh well.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I’m pretty sure we can talk about whatever, though.

[Awkward Potato]

I’m pretty sure that is true.

[Jeff Ross]

I’m pretty sure that “pretty” is a uniquely English synonym for “quite”.

[Awkward Potato]

I’m pretty sure I remember reading that in England, “quite” is used to mean “a little” instead of “a lot,” although I’ve only read it one place so that might be inaccurate.

[Jeff Ross]

I’m pretty sure “quite” can either mean “utterly” or “somewhat”, depending on context. Both definitions appear if you google the word.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I’m pretty sure that it still means that I can’t call a girl quite, though.

[Awkward Potato]

I’m pretty sure you could, but she would most likely be confused.

[Jeff Ross]

I’m pretty sure you could call her “quiet”, “quick”, or “quaint” instead (depending on the individual being described).

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I’m pretty sure that would definitely depend on the individual, and quaint could potentially be taken as somewhat derogatory.

[Jeff Ross]

I’m pretty sure “quaint” has a 100% positive connotation, but any of those adjectives could be considered derogatory depending on the individuals involved with the conversation.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I’m pretty sure it also depends on tone.

[Jeff Ross]

I’m pretty sure it depends on contextual information, as English is not a tonal language.

[Jeff Ross]

I’m pretty sure that post will be one I regret posting.

[Awkward Potato]

I’m pretty sure I thought it was funny, so it’s fine. I regret posting things occasionally too.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I’m pretty sure sarcasm relies pretty heavily on tone.

[Jeff Ross]

I’m pretty sure that Josiah is correct on English tonality, but context matters more, especially when trying to communicate via writing.

[Masøn M.]

I’m pretty sure I just made a fool of myself at a festival…

[Jeff Ross]

I’m pretty sure a “sarcastic punctuation mark” would be handy in modern writing sometimes.

[Jeff Ross]

I’m pretty sure I just heard Kevin say “FESTIVAL” when I read Mason’s post.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I’m pretty sure yes, writing makes things significantly more difficult.

[Awkward Potato]

I’m pretty sure I want to know what Masøn did that he thought was foolish

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I’m pretty sure I want to know where all these random posters are coming from.

[Masøn M.]

I’m pretty sure I had to ‘Act’ and embarrass myself and now all of my mom’s Facebook friends know…

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