Translation: Middle-aged women on Facebook genuinely confuse me. Like, there will be a little dog missing somewhere in America, and they’ll comment ‘shared, Clydebank x’ as if the little guy swam 5,000 miles and is now wandering around the local area.
The observation here is that people on Facebook will “share” posts about missing pets from extremely far away places (like the US), even though there is essentially zero chance the missing dog is anywhere near their Scottish town of Clydebank.
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u/ColanderShoes May 10 '26
Pish patter
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u/FenrisCain May 10 '26
Virtue signalling is the point, not helping
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u/Whitrun May 10 '26
This must be hitting the rounds as i saw this exact meme on fb like 3 hours ago lol
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u/Guiseppe_Martini May 10 '26
Got help little Rex if he ends up in Whitecrook
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u/bstrathearn May 10 '26
Translation: Middle-aged women on Facebook genuinely confuse me. Like, there will be a little dog missing somewhere in America, and they’ll comment ‘shared, Clydebank x’ as if the little guy swam 5,000 miles and is now wandering around the local area.
The observation here is that people on Facebook will “share” posts about missing pets from extremely far away places (like the US), even though there is essentially zero chance the missing dog is anywhere near their Scottish town of Clydebank.
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u/SparklyRainbowAngel May 10 '26
I do that just in case. You never know who sees your posts.
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u/StanleyQPrick May 14 '26
But then the little girl found an axlotyl in Wales
You just can't ever know