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UH, then what did she mean, "I love Ditto"? That's just kinda.....
Don't bring people that like to get high down to this idiot's level.
when I read "I love ditto" I thought she meant pokemon too.
FYL indeed dude. From what I gather from previous comments, she was making an obscure movie reference, and badly at that.
I disagree...Im sure you know that it's historical origination only after googling the word "ditto" but its KNOWN because it was used in the movie Ghost, in an extremely romantic way (no Ditto was not a pet name he had for her in the movie). Thats my point...she may have said Ohh "I love ditto" as in I love the (concept of) ditto, so maybe shes gotta work on her proper english, but seriously, if this guy is young enough to think Ditto refers to pokemon, what makes anyone think his girlfriend is that up on 17th century history that she would be like "OMG ur so deep!!! you know all about 17th century words and the fact that you know the origination of Ditto and how to use the word to pertain to the fact that we are getting romantically envolved at this moment makes me so excited!!" I think thats highly unlikely in comparison to simply "Ohhh, Ditto.... how romantic of you!!" she was thinking of the context "Ditto" was used in the Movie, not how it was used in the 17th century.
I think you missed the point of the person's comment about the 17th century. SINCE then, it has been used to mean "right back at ya." She wasn't supposed to assume he was using it to show off his knowledge of 17th century history, she was supposed to assume it meant the same thing it had meant since its first usage, rather than being a somewhat esoteric movie reference. Also, it should be noted that if "some girl" was quoting a romantic movie during foreplay, that's a problem in itself. Romance has no place in one-night stands.
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What did she mean then, "I love ditto." ...
I would've thought the exact same thing. Pokemon ftw.