Thanks. I just did not understand what that phrase exactly meant, though I’ve heard of it some time ago, if I can recall. I thought it meant “to cling on to a cliff”.
It is my first language (although Cantonese Chinese is native for me), but I usually hear that phrase as “clutching or clinging on to a cliff or a wall”. I might had heard of that phrase as a kind of American slang from some TV shows or something, but I do not exactly understand what it means.
@HorsesandMuchMOAR
The phrase “you might be onto something” generally means “it’s very possible you have discovered an interesting idea worth pursuing”.
@HorsesandMuchMOAR
“on to something” is very positive, meaning you have made an excellent point, observation, or idea.
English not first language? (Not in a negative question, just question of fact)
Sometimes, I imagine bronies, SJWs feminists, Whovians, Steven Universe fans, furries, and 4chan to be either barbaric cultures, nations, or civilisations, especially to daydream of what would their societies be like.
Wanna see them modded into a Civilization V or VI game?
Yes. The same for various other bronies, pegasisters, and ponyfans who unintentionally make themselves look cringeworthy, no matter whether they are male or female, young or old, fat or thin, White or Black or Red or Yellow or Brown: anyone, even a pony fan, could at least avoid being a shameful laughingstock.
What? It’s Just An Ordinary Krabby
OH MY GOODNESS
SQUIDWARD!!
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Well, Mr. Funny man…pulls out Krabby Patty is this how you get your sick kicks!?
…Oh, my God, that wasn’t a joke!?
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@Dirty Bit
Thanks. I just did not understand what that phrase exactly meant, though I’ve heard of it some time ago, if I can recall. I thought it meant “to cling on to a cliff”.
It is my first language (although Cantonese Chinese is native for me), but I usually hear that phrase as “clutching or clinging on to a cliff or a wall”. I might had heard of that phrase as a kind of American slang from some TV shows or something, but I do not exactly understand what it means.
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The phrase “you might be onto something” generally means “it’s very possible you have discovered an interesting idea worth pursuing”.
“on to something” is very positive, meaning you have made an excellent point, observation, or idea.
English not first language? (Not in a negative question, just question of fact)
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Really? I usually hear that and say that someone has a good idea.
Didn’t think it’d have negative meaning.
Perhaps because I did not understand what you meant by “be onto something”.
Upset? I was conveying awe and eagerness at the last part of your comment!
Imagining a modded Civilization game like you said XD
What’s the matter? You upset over some creativity?
…Dude…
Dude, you may be onto something there!
Sometimes, I imagine bronies,
SJWsfeminists, Whovians, Steven Universe fans, furries, and 4chan to be either barbaric cultures, nations, or civilisations, especially to daydream of what would their societies be like.Wanna see them modded into a Civilization V or VI game?
Lol
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