MEME REFERENCE
Am I The Only One Around Here
Use Am I The Only One Around Here when someone states a firm identity, rule, or enduring condition.
- What it expresses
- Identity as explanation: the furious speaker demanding why nobody else sees the obvious represents a moment where someone states a firm identity, rule, or enduring condition.
- Example
- For example, the maintainer admits the service has always been this fragile; the visual analogy is the furious speaker demanding why nobody else sees the obvious, signaling that someone states a firm identity, rule, or enduring condition.
- When not to use it
- Avoid when the claim is temporary or uncertain; the furious speaker demanding why nobody else sees the obvious would incorrectly signal that someone states a firm identity, rule, or enduring condition.