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It's definitely my food!
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What if I told you this language echoes back to a time when people owned rotating shimmery discs with music engraved on them, rather than merely paying to maintain access to a collection of database pointers somewhere?
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Well technically the paintings are your paintings because they’re owned by the nation. But that is a bit of a stretch.
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How about "my team" - e.g. football ?
“My team” I’m watching “my team” are you watching “your team?”
(We was rubbish btw )
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“My music” I’m listening to “my music” are you listening to “your music?”
Unless you wrote it or performed on the recording, laying claim is a bit fucking rich. I’m off to the National To see “my paintings”, just got. Back from the cinema I watched “my film”
It’s an inference that tries to suggest that as a consumer you have some kind of input in the creative process, as if eating food somehow makes you a chef.