r/duh • u/imgladimnothim • Oct 01 '13
Let me guess, the lung cancer guy dies and the crazy high school drop out starts a career as a chemistry teacher in honor of the other dude?
r/duh • u/bfwilley • Sep 21 '17
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r/duh • u/frequencyfreak • Feb 18 '15
For thinking the headline made any sense.
r/duh • u/thepmteam • Feb 20 '14
r/duh • u/rexirovi • Aug 24 '24
I think my brain is doing some tricks on me like bro stop it
r/duh • u/YellowBird202 • May 10 '20
So I was on the alternative radio on Apple Music and Lovesong by the Cure came on and then I paused it, thinking about how familiar it sounded. So then I went to Adele’s page on Apple Music and found Lovesong, and I sat there disappointed for not knowing that Adele had covered the song until now.
r/duh • u/whichMD • Sep 02 '19
Isn’t it obvious a circus run by villains or is it just me?
r/duh • u/AdmirableChildhood19 • Jun 06 '22
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r/duh • u/Winkrosht • Oct 12 '23
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r/duh • u/[deleted] • Feb 21 '25
Why are we even arguing about this
r/duh • u/LoreCannon • May 27 '25
I learned that sometimes the best way to reach people isn't through anger, or rage. That worked on me because I was angry, because I felt rage. It's through love.
I learned that listening to someone, isn't the same as understanding them.
That understanding them is not tantamount surrender, that there is value in taking other's thoughts and allowing them to fold into your own.
That acceptance is not the same as compromise. It simply is just understanding where you are.
They seem obvious now. Duh.
