Bracket

A bracket, also known as a square bracket or box bracket, is a punctuation mark often used in math and programming. It’s the kind of symbol that looks like a small square, with one side open.

But let’s be honest, no one really knows what it’s for. Is it for holding up shelves? A tiny fence post? Maybe even a miniature jail cell?

Unfortunately, no. It turns out that brackets are just a sad attempt to make mathematical equations even more confusing. They’re the math equivalent of trying to read a doctor’s handwriting.

But fear not, dear reader. Brackets have found new life as a way to communicate passive-aggressiveness in text messages. Need to tell your significant other that their choice of restaurant is subpar? Just put it in brackets!

In conclusion, brackets may have once had a purpose, but now they’re just a confusing and unnecessary symbol. But hey, at least they can be used to express your feelings without actually saying them out loud. So go forth and bracket away!