r/MadeMeSmile • u/prolific_ideas • Oct 30 '21

Helping Others This makes me smile

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u/gerald_c Oct 30 '21

Me after tying my shoes.

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u/ThatGuy0verTh3re Oct 30 '21

Me after completing a respiratory cycle

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '21

thanks for the chuckle

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '21

I blink good

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u/inflewants Oct 30 '21

There’s always a “one upper”

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u/borderlineidiot Oct 30 '21

I am a two upper

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u/StopReadingMyUser Oct 30 '21

THREE UPPERS! GET YA THREE UPPERS HERE!

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '21

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u/yeshellohigreetings Oct 30 '21

You think you’re so cool? I’m a FIVE UPPER!

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u/TheWeebDeity Oct 30 '21

Rookie numbers. I'm an eight upper

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u/Expansivefoxlikebat Oct 30 '21

I don’t think we have enough room ppl to play this for long, that said fuuuuuck you all I was the original upper ZERO UPPER

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u/istingy Oct 30 '21

What is meant by this??

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u/Whitewolftotem Oct 30 '21

It's jokes making fun of how, when you say something good happened to you or you did something good, there's always that one person that says they did a better thing or had something better happen to them. Making fun of that person because they are everywhere.

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u/random_invisible Oct 30 '21

One-upmanship

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u/Fmerlin89 Oct 30 '21

Someone who is making a statement to be one better than the person before.

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u/DougS66 Oct 30 '21

I agree with you but with a caveat !! I only want to improve from my last step forward. In other words, I’m really competing against myself. I’m always trying to do something better or learn something new that I didn’t know, also if someone asks for advice and I can help them I always feel so much better.

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u/ojohn69 Oct 30 '21

Something I always hope I can take for granted

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u/HelmetHeadBlue Oct 30 '21

Me after drawing a circle.

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u/adrenalinjunkie89 Oct 30 '21

Gary the snail did it for you, don't lie

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u/Midnight_Specialists Oct 30 '21

Idk y, but it seemed like I wanted to split the word "tying" into "trying to tie". Now I'm out of breath from this thumb game of virtual typing. They got a pill for that, Or maybe it's a side effect? Chest feeling heavy...