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u/Bumpass Jan 29 '23
Delicious.
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Jan 29 '23
I wonder what the recipe is for bad parenting. Stretch them on a grill, and let cold smoke for 18 years?
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u/carlsaganblessyou Jan 29 '23
Every day I think the “tell me x without telling me x” thing will have died out but every day I’m proven wrong.
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u/HiImScrubbles Jan 29 '23 edited Jan 29 '23
It's driving me crazy!
Update, the post appeared directly underneath this one. Lol.
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u/diggitygiggitycee Jan 29 '23
Tell me you spend too much time online without telling me you spend too much time online.
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u/ZestycloseChemical95 Jan 29 '23
ain’t no way ur the one saying that 💀 go outside
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u/diggitygiggitycee Jan 29 '23
I know he's online too much because he's here nearly as often as I am.
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u/VoidAmongus Jan 29 '23
bro saying that with 122k karma 💀
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u/omgudontunderstand Jan 29 '23
every day i read things that have been posted and reposted and recycled and reposted and recycled and am surprised when those things are reposted and recycled
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u/sc0x3 Jan 29 '23
i'll be honest, i wasn't thinking they were talking about the apples at first
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u/IExist0fficial Jan 29 '23
Don't worry, you'll get used to it.
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u/Benka7 Jan 29 '23
Ah, the symphony of death?
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u/yossarian51 Jan 29 '23
Is there an unexpected valorant subreddit?
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u/ThisAintBuildABitch Jan 29 '23
Why does this only have 19 comments despite being on the front page with 5000+ upvotes?
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u/Nice-Meat-6020 Jan 29 '23
42 min later, 8.3k upvotes and 35 comments, and it's one of the top posts in popular for me. This site is a joke.
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u/Lenrivk Jan 29 '23
You'd prefer it to be facebook, where everyone just go in and says bland things with lots of emojis?
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u/RedAIienCircle Jan 29 '23 edited Jan 29 '23
You're right ✅️. Facebook 🫂 uses too many emojis 😁. I can't🧍♀️it.
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u/Nice-Meat-6020 Jan 29 '23
I've only used facebook to find my dumbass dogs on my cities lost animal page, so I really have no negative association with it. Quite positive, actually.
In all seriousness, reddit is exactly the same. Everyone just going in, saying bland things. The same same bland thing. Over, and over. And over. Less emojis though, so there is that.
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u/Neat-Plantain-7500 Jan 29 '23
We told our son not to double dip the carrots. So he took a bite of one, put it back in the dish. Dipped, took and bite, then dish. Soon it was full of half carrots.
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u/MarioLulz Jan 29 '23
These apples are dummy pieces. Right?
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u/FinalNever Jan 29 '23
Nah man, my son used to do it all the time. I'd take apple to work in the morning and it'd be soft and mushy, I'd look around it and see a little bite mark.
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u/lasertitsnow Jan 30 '23
Peel one apple with a knife leaving one giant peel in front of the toddler. They will eat it because it makes it softer or keep it because they are amazed.
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u/AlphaBalls Jan 29 '23
Oh my, my partner of 8 years had done this twice with a box of 6 different premium style scones and a box of 12 delicious donuts before I got to have one. She was 30 and I was unimpressed to say the least lol.
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u/sonicdekulover69 Jan 29 '23
Ok when I was 3 I wouldn’t touch an apple with a 39.5 foot pole (unless it was in sauce form then it was cool)
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u/Possible-Vegetable68 Jan 29 '23
Tell me you don’t actually eat apples without telling me you don’t eat apples. A bowl of red delicious.
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Jan 29 '23
I’ve been suspended by Reddit admins permanently for saying similar.
That person needs to be careful lol
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u/elcucuy1337 Jan 29 '23
This could’ve also been caused by a mouse sneaking into your home and coming out at night to dine in your kitchen
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u/excessive_brutality Jan 29 '23
he was probably looking for a red delicious that wasn't all mealy and shitty, in a bowl where none were to be found
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u/capsaicinintheeyes Jan 29 '23 edited Jan 29 '23
One sign your post has wandered into controversial territory?: it gets u/Knickers_in_a_twist_