Is nobody going to address the appendage connecting (or at least touching) the two of them?
That's one thing I don't miss about reddit. Thousands of people rushing to be the first one to make the same tired joke. It was funny until every other comment was the same three jokes.
Eh, let's not pretend that Lemmy is a bastion of intellectualism. The same comments are in this thread, except fewer.
Thus far it's the whole olive meme. Have you tried 30 to 40 olives. I see that and similar varients too much. The olive thing was barely a chuckle to begin with.
I was seriously just sitting here being annoyed at deleted comments when I saw this. It's actively harmful to coherent discussion to delete a comment after it's been responded/reacted to, and it pisses me off that so many people seem to think it's okay, or even laudable, to purge your history of participation in discourse.
I half read the guys comment and ended up repeating what he already said so I deleted it and made another one. I did this fairly quick.
Edit to add a screenshot of what you’re mad about being deleted.
Haha I still reference that.
Man these stories really make me miss the old reddit.. you know 8-12 years ago....
Shittymorph was great. He didn't beat it to death, even dropped out for a long time. Just dropped stealth bombs now and again.
Great human interest story:
https://www.cnet.com/culture/internet/reddit-memes-hell-in-a-cell/
Looking back, Reddit used to be such a hive for degeneracy. It was like a slightly more intellectual 4chan.
We probably won't see stories like this on the fediverse, and that's likely a good thing.
Way back when some guy on Reddit claimed to have broken both his arms and that his mom started giving him hand jobs because he couldn't do it him self. Reddit being Reddit decides this is a true story.
Iirc, it evolved into a full fledged affair between mom & son, am I correct? The dad knew, and although he wasn’t too happy, he was ok with it.
I was around when the thread first appeared. The moderators verified it... Somehow. I don't know how and I don't want to know.
The best part is that he never said he broke both arms, and would often come out of the woodwork to correct people with the ambiguous "lost the use of both arms."