u/2bigpairofnuts

I hate people who make posts hating on "chain posts" and then asking for them to be banned despite them contributing to the problem.

I hate people who make posts hating on "chain posts" and then asking for them to be banned despite them contributing to the problem.

You do not need to make a whole post dedicated to "erm mods can we akchtually ban these kinds of pwosts they are BAD!" Just send it to modmail or bitch about it in the post itself, like you will always do irregardless.

u/2bigpairofnuts — 7 days ago

I hate how cult-like some celebrities' fans are

Not all celebrities have these types of fans, but there is a good portion of them that do. The images are 3 notable examples.

Michael Jackson: MJ fans (or Moonwalkers) act as if he was the most harmless person on Earth who did nothing wrong whatsoever and anyone who discredits him are basically the Anti-Christ (or Anti-Jackson) even if the criticism is completely valid. I'm not saying he's a pedophile, but he did do some weird things involving children.

Taylor Swift: Probably the most famous case of this, Swifties are known to act as if Taylor Swift is the greatest thing to grace Earth since White Bread, R34, and Seal videos. I'm not saying she's bad at singing, but there's definitely better Singers out there. Unless your a Swiftie, then she's the epitome of Singing.

Beatles: Like MJ, Beatles fans act as if they are the most perfect individuals in the world and without them, music would suck ballsacks. The memes are pretty funny, but that's about it really. Plus the obsessive fangirling over them when half of them are dead is pretty bizzare (Same with MJ).

Before I get crucified for having an opinion, I will say this: I do like the music these people make (I don't really listen to Swift, but I can recognize her songs) and they are really talented, but it's important to note that obsession is not healthy, especially when it's over a singer/entertainer/anyone really.

u/2bigpairofnuts — 7 days ago

ELI5: Why are there no members of the genus "Corvus" in South America?

Corvus is a genus of passerine bird that includes Crows, Ravens, and Rooks. They are found on every continent expect 2: South America and Antarctica.

Why is there no Crows, Ravens, or Rooks in South America?

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u/2bigpairofnuts — 12 days ago

I think even calling this a "meme" is pushing the boundaries of what this pile of shit really is. It's geniunely the most unfunny attempt of humor I think has ever existed, not because it's terrible jokes combined with even worse punchlines, but there isn't an OUNCE of originality to any joke, it's all the SAME.

It's a video of some fuckass Cat meowing but, get this: The meow? It's actually a Car Horn! Genius right? Now make those same exact videos and post them 500 times. That's "silly car" humor in a nutshell. I would tolerate this form of humor if it had some new punchlines, but the people that follow this swear up and down that THIS video is the funniest thing of all time (thousands of people have already done the same exact format).

I vehemently hate this type of humor with the very fibers of my soul.

PS: While looking for an example of the humor, I had to witness something truly terrifying: A drawing of Cars (the animated movie from 2006) R34 of Lightning McQueen and that one Green Racecar. Did I want to see that? Fuck no. Did I see it? Sadly, yes. How did I see it? THIS FUCKING MEME

Fuck you, silly car humor.

u/2bigpairofnuts — 14 days ago

I don't know the official term for it, but Switzerland, San Marino, and Andorra are examples of having more than one leader

*Switzerland has the Federal Council, a collection of 7 members, in which one is elected president for only a year, but otherwise share the same amount of power

*San Marino has 2 Captain Regents that serve 6 months each.

*Andorra is unique in that it has Co-princes, one of which being the French President and the other the Bishop of Urgell.

Is there a benefit to this system? Is there equally a downside to it?

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u/2bigpairofnuts — 16 days ago