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2 years ago

Hi, I’m here to propose that A.A. Milne’s distinctive syntax in the Winnie-the-Pooh books is a major origin of modern Capital Letters Used For Emphasis On The Internet. Observe:

Hi, I’m Here To Propose That A.A. Milne’s Distinctive Syntax In The Winnie-the-Pooh Books Is A Major

(in which Pooh wryly self-deprecates)

Hi, I’m Here To Propose That A.A. Milne’s Distinctive Syntax In The Winnie-the-Pooh Books Is A Major

(in which Eeyore masters modern sarcasm)

Hi, I’m Here To Propose That A.A. Milne’s Distinctive Syntax In The Winnie-the-Pooh Books Is A Major

(in which Eeyore is vagueblogging)

Hi, I’m Here To Propose That A.A. Milne’s Distinctive Syntax In The Winnie-the-Pooh Books Is A Major

(in which Owl says something i would absolutely type in the YOOL 2017)

Hi, I’m Here To Propose That A.A. Milne’s Distinctive Syntax In The Winnie-the-Pooh Books Is A Major

(In which Eeyore continues to be a shining example to us all)

Hi, I’m Here To Propose That A.A. Milne’s Distinctive Syntax In The Winnie-the-Pooh Books Is A Major

(in which Pooh describes a Big Mood)

Hi, I’m Here To Propose That A.A. Milne’s Distinctive Syntax In The Winnie-the-Pooh Books Is A Major

(in which Piglet has a Relatable Experience)

I could go on, but you can read the books and find your own. It’s a weirdly modern-feeling layer to an old, thoroughly enjoyable story and most of the original Pooh books are online for free. I cited from this online text upload of the book. Enjoy!


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