Add catchphrase: "Are we being supa dupa serious right now?" - #1
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Adds one community-sourced catchphrase to the Reactions / flourishes section. Heard on stream multiple times; happy to provide a VOD timestamp if needed.
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Adds one catchphrase to the Reactions / flourishes section.
Phrase: "Are we being supa dupa serious right now?"
Usage mapping: incredulous disbelief when something trivial is treated with disproportionate gravity.
Source: Heard on stream multiple times, citing from memory rather than a clip. Happy to dig up a VOD timestamp if you'd like one before merging — flagging it as community-sourced so you can confirm against your own ears.
Kept the engineering mapping in parens per the existing format, and left off any "taught by" attribution since this isn't from a calibration session.