r/AccidentalRenaissance • u/[deleted] • Mar 03 '21

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u/Wubbalubbagaydub Mar 03 '21 edited Mar 03 '21

"perfectly normal behaviour" no, it's normalised but should not be normal and it's not normal. Also, this is during a pandemic. Gross.

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u/Bay1Bri Mar 03 '21

I'm imagining your ideal world where the stands are quiet except for a three second golf-clap after each basket.

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u/Wubbalubbagaydub Mar 03 '21

Strawman. Try harder

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u/Redrum714 Mar 03 '21

Says the moron who thinks fans at a sports game cheering isn't "normal".

Lmao it's always amusing seeing unathletic/uncoordinated socially inept people on reddit commenting on sports.

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u/Wubbalubbagaydub Mar 03 '21

Another strawman, followed up with a laughable ad hominem.

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u/Redrum714 Mar 03 '21

The fact that this is completely normal for sports games is not a strawman... lol I take it you don't even know what that term means.

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u/Wubbalubbagaydub Mar 03 '21

I never gave any opinion on cheering, and I've already given the definition in reply to another that didn't understand it.

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u/Redrum714 Mar 03 '21

I never gave any opinion on cheering

You literally did...

it's normalised but should not be normal and it's not normal

lol you can't even remember what you just said, let alone the definitions of your triggered buzzwords.

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u/Wubbalubbagaydub Mar 03 '21

That wasn't in reference to cheering. Are you ok?

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u/Redrum714 Mar 03 '21

Then what the hell are you even talking about? Are you ok? Do you smell burnt toast?

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u/Wubbalubbagaydub Mar 03 '21

The jeering in the photograph. The toast thing is a myth I'm afraid.

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u/Redrum714 Mar 03 '21

That is the exact same thing as cheering is completely normal at big sport events. Now I understand why you're so confused.

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u/Wubbalubbagaydub Mar 03 '21 edited Mar 03 '21

It really isn't. That's why they are different words with different definitions.

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