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It isn't 'his' truth it's THE truth.
Hym "I didn't claim to be the president. And if you're talking about Trump he literally IS the president. You are literally just saying the opposite of what I'm saying regardless of whether or not it's true. If they can just 'speak lies to his truth' then our politics isn't real. At all. There is no reason for them to even talk to eachother. They can just sit at home and vote by mail. I guess, no reason to talk other than to coordinate their lies. That's why I am not being charged. Explicitly. Because I would be both exonerated and receive the credit I deserve. And the people violating and/or allowing the public violation of my rights would meet the end they deserve."
When you mean to say something, but mess up the word/phrase, like a typo.
(Person 1) - Did you just call your girlfriend your ex's name?
(Person 2) - Yeah, I made a speak-o
"Figuratively speaking" is a phrase used to clarify that the speaker is not speaking literally but rather using figurative language to make a point or convey a concept.
When someone says "figuratively speaking," they are typically emphasizing that the statement should not be taken literally but rather as a figure of speech or an exaggeration for effect.
Figuratively speaking, I was in a prison I couldn’t escape.
A game which alows your friends and family to see if you brush your teeth.
If you don't, they'll laugh at you as you try to call a dentist.
You could also swallow someone saliva if the mouthpeices you use are not carefully washed. How fun!
Dude: Yo, you wanna play Speak Out?
Dude 2: Nah bro I'm too sensitive to the mouthpeices.
Dude: You don't brush your teeth do you.
Dude 2: Nah.
A month when you speak only Spanish for its entirety
"No mom I'm not crazy I speak Spanish because it's Speak Spanish September"
Understanding the thick southern or "country" accent
"I speak cornbread" "Bless your heart you're Worthless as gum on a boot heel!"