Back to the matter at hand (and then you resume the original topic)"

This way, if someone genuinely wants to know more about the basics you are discussing, they aren't left out or ridiculed. If it's someone who wants to derail, they'll make it pretty obvious that they aren't trying to learn, usually by whining, snapping, or moping. Then they are easy enough to get rid of by ignoring them.

I honestly learned this method in college because there was a shithead in my Psychology class that kept trying to take control of our class with his religious horseshit rather than learning about the science itself. And I'm not proud to admit it, but I would get pulled into arguments with him every. Damn. Time. My psych teacher finally talked to me after I ended up storming out of the room and explained that, by drawing me in, he had created an unwilling partner in crime. Now there wasn't just one person derailing—there was two.

Heard you guys liked the new Grimmy hoodie art so we made another 👍

(Still 17 days to grab this hoodie on Makeship!!! ⤵️)

Happy Grimmy dayyy🥳 🎉🎉

Everybody go play the ‘A Date with Death’ DLC ‘Beyond the Bet’ by @twoandahalfstudios go on do it. He’s babygirl coded.