• RebekahWSD@lemmy.world
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      59 minutes ago

      I’ve heard some people use it when they don’t have the rising inflection in their voice that usually denotes a question. I’ve also used and seen it used to mean dubious claim as the other poster mentioned! Not very commonly though.

    • 1D10@lemmy.world
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      9 hours ago

      I use it as a way to say I’m pretty sure the thing I said is true but I have doubt.

      " the glasses are only cosmetic, question mark"

      Also turns out I’m pretty sure the devs patched the glasses,and they now negatively effect aim.