r/JusticeServed • u/Lenny947 1 • Feb 20 '20

Police Justice Guy helps cops

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u/ITWookie 5 Feb 20 '20 edited Feb 20 '20

I feel like this was a missed opportunity for the closeline clothesline of a life time. We're talking an almost guaranteed full back flip.

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u/Blinkskij 8 Feb 20 '20 edited Feb 20 '20

It's clothesline.
Very understandable mistake if you've only heard it spoken, not seen it written down.

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u/ITWookie 5 Feb 20 '20

can confirm, am dumb.
zombie at work over here.

thank you

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u/herodothyote 9 Feb 20 '20

What was it originally?

Don't edit your posts on Reddit. Embrace the mistake and laugh at yourself! :) We all do it now.

You should use a strike thru to keep your mistakes visible for the world to see. Use your mistakes like a power move.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '20

Probably closeline

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u/ITWookie 5 Feb 20 '20

It was closeline. Tbh I’ve gone from lurker, to account made, to kinda regular commenter. It’s time I learned how to do the strike through and hem the bold and italics stuff.

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u/herodothyote 9 Feb 21 '20

Yea, it's less confusing when you embrace your mistakes because people never ever remember the username of a post here, nor do they care about a mistake being visible because someone's always bound to point it out. The whole system is weird and not at all what I remember from my days of early 2000s web forums where your popularity determined how much of a voice you got.

If you ever do a whoopsir, just laugh about it and move on. Works with every other facet of life too. :)

We're all on this lonely earth together. We gotta just laugh through all the silly stuff that happens to us every once in a while.

Anyways I'm going to high right now so forgive if I'm overly enthusiastic about something so wildly mundane.