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An event where the same group of people that are currently united have been together before long ago in time but has/hasn't realized it or has forgotten.
Woah, you were there at the time? So was I!
So there was a nexus point for us before.
We were all together before? That's so strange, I didn't realize that.
A game where a group of boys gain points for sex,
1 points for normal sex.
2 points for getting oral sex,
3 points for anal.
Bob: "Think im winnin at lads points now, I got anal last night, and head from this chick!!! 5 points!!!!! I got 27 now!"
Jack: "ahh your still beatin me!"
The major event in history, one makes one decision and gets the world we live in, the other, opposite choice creates a new timeline of events,
this is one of the major reasonings behind the multiverse theory
example of a Divergence Point
1956, our universe: we feared the atom,
1956, the Fallout universe: Nuclear power was embraced, instead of researching weapons, they researched its capabilities as a near limitless power source, when the Oil Wells dried up and America ran dry, manufacturers exchanged petroleum for uranium as a fuel source
Wolfenstein: WWII occurred between 1936-1948 when the Axis Powers defeated the Allies by detonating an atomic bomb in New York City, forcing the US to surrender
TWD: they live in a zombie apocalypse that started in 2010, we don't, it's 2023 and the Internet is working
A Point Forward is a Small Forward who adds the responsibilities of a point guard to his play. Usually bringing the ball up the court and facilitating on offense and also being a problem on defense.
He runs the Point Forward position pretty well
Shit that you do that makes you pretty
Maybe if I play guitar I’ll earn some pretty points
A document that summarizes another document, however, the summarizing document does not fully capture the context, nature, and substance of the document it proclaims to summarize.
P1: I read the principal points & conclusions memo which said there were no grounds for dismissal?
P2: Oh jeez! You cant read a document summarizing another document because on occasion the summarizing document does not fully capture the context, nature, and substance of the document it proclaims to summarize.
P1: What! No! There were no ground for dismissal.
P2: Sure. However, the four hundred page report says otherwise.
When multiple exclamation points are used in text form or email to make an unnecessary point or statement stronger. Used to further emphasize a point (when one ! just won’t cut it).
I said I would have it by Thursday!!!!!!!
I can't hear you!!!!!!
Why use just one exclamation point when you can use multiple explaination points!!!!!