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▲ 0 r/ExplainTheJoke

Is this about pride month?

The guy is apparently "morgan jay" according to google image search, so his last name isn't love. He does not play sports. Is this love VS a burger?. Searching team whopper brings up applications to burger king. Team love and whopper brings up pride month, valentines day, and a soccer guy holding a burger and making a heart with his hands. I assume it has to do with sports because teams and also the world soccer game coming up.

u/JaxxinateButReddit — 24 days ago
▲ 5 r/writing

When does "plot science" become irritating or annoying?

In some fiction works, I notice that a character/narrator explaining the "science" of some aspect of the story that doesn't exist in the real world can come across as nonsense or a word salad (I.e. a lot of disaster movies or anything that includes gene editing.) Other times, it's just worldbuilding that feels natural (an action hero's superpower being the projection of the will to live or something, or negative and positive energies.)

In either case, the science doesn't exist in reality and there's no reason it wouldn't work like that in their world. Is it because the former uses words that are used in the real world? Does the latter invite more suspension of disbelief?

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u/JaxxinateButReddit — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/AutodeskInventor

Missing Certification

Autodesk account shows no certifications, but I have my test transcript, the image of certification, and it's registered in certiport. How can I "plug in" this info into my autodesk account? I've regrettably lost the email that would normally help me redeem it as I took the test a few years ago and I cleared out my inbox in the time since

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u/JaxxinateButReddit — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/mildlyinfuriating

We used to have forks or atleast sporks, wrapped in a little plastic thing with a straw and napkin. For a few days now, its just been the loose spoon bucket despite being served fork-centric meals (chicken and rice, pasta, etc.)

u/JaxxinateButReddit — 2 months ago