r/confidentlyincorrect
[whispers] No one tell them about wild boar
u/Additional-Humor6279 — 1 day ago
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They often wear hats that let us know the question isn't really even worth asking...
u/ken-maude — 1 day ago
a clean life except botox & filler
Who does she think she’s fooling?!
u/LegitimateDifficulty — 1 day ago
oh yes, women gave men a reason to be misogynist. it’s all their fault 🙂↕️
u/lonesomecreeks — 1 day ago
Another one found out in the open
They do this unprovoked, like the sub isn't even incel aligned, but alas, some loser feels the need to dehumanize all women over a literal AI video.
u/Spare_Ad6024 — 2 days ago
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They're just kids!
Saw this in the wild today and couldn't stop laughing. Censored to protect the smug soul.
u/TheAbomunist — 3 days ago
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Ah yes, my favourite place outside of Europe: France, Basically Paris
u/Yulianaplazz — 3 days ago
someone tell me if that guy is correct or incorrect
u/Slow_Kiwi_6325 — 3 days ago
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American thinks their food is the most regulated
American thinks their food is the most regulated
u/NostalgicKevin1998 — 4 days ago
He said raising a chicken requires less water than growing an avocado
Not a vegan, but like what are we doing? One google search and its ~1,800 liters to produce the feed that translates to 1 pound of chicken meat from conventional broiler chickens. Between avocados and chickens, around the same percent of the water is green, with more blue water for avocados and more grey water for chickens.
u/Terrible_Shop_3359 — 3 days ago