- 18107 ( @18107@aussie.zone ) 59•1 year ago
The forum post you were referring to.
- MxM111 ( @MxM111@kbin.social ) 15•1 year ago
Even after seeing the enactments, I do feel myself stupider browsing that forum post.
Thank you, I should have linked the original as well.
- OwenEverbinde ( @OwenEverbinde@lemmy.myserv.one ) English11•1 year ago
Wow. That’s Linus Torvalds levels of screaming, “ARE YOU FUCKING STUPID?!”
People got really worked up back in 2008.
- CanadaPlus ( @CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org ) 10•1 year ago
Lol, this Josh dude really thinks a week is Sunday-Sunday. So does that mean every Sunday is part of two different weeks?
Oh shit, more people join in. Does the dumb bodybuilder meme have a grain of truth?
- interolivary ( @interolivary@beehaw.org ) 4•1 year ago
No I’m sure they all have PhDs in like Swology or something
- SecretPancake ( @SecretPancake@feddit.de ) 2•1 year ago
Maybe every other week has no Sundays at all.
- CanadaPlus ( @CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org ) 2•1 year ago
Yeah, but then we’d be back to the 3.5 workouts a week.
- SecretPancake ( @SecretPancake@feddit.de ) 2•1 year ago
It’s like math.
- Rottcodd ( @Rottcodd@kbin.social ) 36•1 year ago
Years ago, on IMDb, a poster called rabbitmoon kept a thread going for years on the Rambo board that is still the best I’ve ever seen.
The whole thing started with him posting that he was shocked when, about a third of the way through the movie, there was a scene in which a character was shot with a bullet from a gun. Then he countered, completely earnestly and deadpan, every response he got.
The original thread is long gone, and the only thing I could find of it is an excerpt that was posted on Reddit - LINK
The IMDB forums should have been protected by UNESCO. I will not elaborate.
It gets better every time
During this film, there is a scene where for a few frames, a person is depicted as having been shot, by a bullet from a gun to the chest.
- all-knight-party ( @all-knight-party@kbin.run ) 11•1 year ago
And he definitely dies as a result of being shot.
- shapesandstuff ( @shapesandstuff@feddit.de ) 6•1 year ago
definately
- all-knight-party ( @all-knight-party@kbin.run ) 6•1 year ago
You’re right, I apologize for misquoting the bible
- N00b22 ( @N00b22@lemmy.ml ) English14•1 year ago
Any argument from /r/BanVideoGames is fun lol. People don’t realize it’s satire and it becomes the funniest part of that subreddit 😂
That sounds promising. What are the odds it’s been taken over by “true believers”? That seems to be the fate of any long-running satire on Reddit. TheDonald, most infamously.
- N00b22 ( @N00b22@lemmy.ml ) English3•1 year ago
I think some people could think it’s not satire but that’s because there is a rule saying “we are not satire”. Guess what? That rule is satire too
How do you know it is satire in that case?
- N00b22 ( @N00b22@lemmy.ml ) English4•1 year ago
Because:
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They pretend words like Karen or Boomer are slurs
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They censor the words g#me, g#mer and videog#me
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They say Hitler invented videogames in 1939
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Most of their proof is photoshopped images (example)
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Most of the users active in that sub are actually also active in gaming subreddits
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They call their subreddit a “facebook group”
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- simple ( @simple@lemm.ee ) 12•1 year ago
Oh my god I was going to post the same thread, but I instead highly recommend the mega64 reenactment of the bodybuilding forum fight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqylqmDl0Mw
That ruled.
- ExLisper ( @ExLisper@linux.community ) English10•1 year ago
Well, Hydrogen vs Boost obviously.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6LKNTJN3Ug
(I didn’t ‘read’ it but it’s funny)
- wombatula ( @wombatula@lemm.ee ) English9•1 year ago
I know it stretches the definition of Internet Argument, but this video never fails to make me laugh:
- Anony Moose ( @anonymoose@lemmy.ca ) English2•1 year ago
Hilarious! Is he talking about the Frozen sisters?
- deadh34d ( @deadh34d@lemmy.ml ) 2•1 year ago
They’re arguing about the Wizard of Oz. I’m pretty sure this video is older than Frozen.
- Anony Moose ( @anonymoose@lemmy.ca ) English1•1 year ago
Yeah, but I thought he was drawing a parallel between Wizard of Oz and something else, i.e. Elsa is the wicked witch of the East. If it’s older than Frozen, then it’s probably not that!
- wombatula ( @wombatula@lemm.ee ) English2•1 year ago
They were playing a game of Hedbanz / Headbands / Celebrity , and one of them had The Good Witch Glinda from Wizard of Oz as their character, and they are arguing about them not guessing it based on the clues.
SHE CAME DOWN IN A BUBBLE DOG!!!
- Anony Moose ( @anonymoose@lemmy.ca ) English2•1 year ago
Oh, that makes it even more hilarious!
- elxeno ( @elxeno@lemm.ee ) 9•1 year ago
- Cavemanfreak ( @Cavemanfreak@lemm.ee ) 1•1 year ago
That’s such a good one
- Call me Lenny/Leni ( @shinigamiookamiryuu@lemm.ee ) English7•1 year ago
A little context must go into this one. For three years now, Wix has owned DeviantArt, having acquired it from its original managers. Wix then redesigned DeviantArt to have a more modern functionality, referred to as DeviantArt Eclipse. A part of this functionality is that people on DeviantArt are (supposed to be) notified whenever someone posts a work similar to their own on any website across the internet, even on the dark web, as an originality-based precaution. As a side note, I wouldn’t say DeviantArt is doing the best it has ever done, but I wouldn’t call it bad, but “pessimist culture” would disagree, and there are those who say the feature I mention is irreputable.
One day, a certain someone signed up for Wix and started putting art on there instead of DeviantArt. It should be noted that you can be banned from DeviantArt but not Wix. It’s not usual, but I myself demonstrate this, probably because my “ban” was circumstantial and therefore intentionally made only partial (for this reason, look up my Lemmy username on DeviantArt, I’m not forgotten), but I’m only a second person here as far as Wix is concerned. Someone deep into this “pessimist culture” (I don’t know what else to call it) then noticed and made a complaint accusing me of bypassing DeviantArt’s detectors using their own parent website and nobody doing anything, even “with the premium service package”. I kind of laughed at this, it would be like saying you committed a bank robbery by asking to speak to the manager and then asking him nicely for all the money in the bank. You kind of have to question the ownership at that point. Needless to say the fishiest thing was the accusers.
- limelight79 ( @limelight79@lemm.ee ) 7•1 year ago
Years ago (early 2000s), Dilbert.com used to have a “Lazy Inventor” section of the website. “All Talk, No Funding.” This was fine for a while, then someone suggested “child free days [at restaurants and stores]”.
You would have thought he’d suggested clubbing baby seals. The shitstorm it generated was legendary. I’m pretty sure that was a direct contribution to them disabling that feature a few months later.
I found it in the Wayback machine! Unfortunately, it only grabbed the first few pages of comments, and the spice was only starting at that point.
- xam54321 ( @xam54321@kbin.social ) 6•1 year ago
This isn’t exactly what you are looking for but it is really fun so I had to share: https://www.tor.com/2011/08/31/wikihistory/
Oh god, John Titor nonsense…I dig it.
- Swallowtail ( @Swallowtail@beehaw.org ) 5•1 year ago
Kind of a troll/satire that some people took seriously, definitely required reading for internet tomfoolery history IMO.