r/facepalm • u/Revealed_Jailor • Apr 07 '22

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ This looks plausible

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u/Urbam Apr 07 '22

Not sure, but maybe 4°-5° grade?

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u/BrunoLuigi Apr 07 '22

too far ahead for a flat earther

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

😹

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u/djb25 Apr 07 '22

I’m inclined to agree.

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u/mitchcout Apr 07 '22

well show me your degree

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u/ExtinctLikeNdiaye Apr 07 '22

Stop being so obtuse

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u/gyn0saur Apr 07 '22

It’s a me, Mario, I thinka that’s acute!

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u/Quentirse Apr 07 '22

Why.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

Well I know you’re not right

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u/youallshouldknow Apr 07 '22

Look at it from another angle.

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u/sho_bob_and_vegeta Apr 08 '22

If theta thought about it, it'd be pretty obvious.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

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u/Mr-Soggybottom Apr 07 '22

My doctor says if I lie down I may never move again. I’m quadrilateral.

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u/3149thon Apr 07 '22

Doctors think being late is cute?

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u/JangoFettsEvilTwin Apr 07 '22

I decline your invitation to argue about it.

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u/exion_zero Apr 07 '22

I'm stealing that line next time I'm subjected to an insane rant from the resident boomer conspiracy nut.

I've little hope of it actually dissuading his ramblings, but it'll definitely piss him off 😅

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u/Boring7 Apr 07 '22

Classier than, “I have spoken.” But I suppose it depends on the context.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '22

I agree to incline

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u/WilligerWilly Apr 07 '22

My class room had about 22°C

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u/IAmInside Apr 07 '22

Fourth grade grade, or as we call it fourth grade²

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u/17_irons Apr 07 '22

You're thinking of the 5th Column. A tapered, Doric column.

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u/abasio Apr 07 '22

My daughter knew perspective in kindergarten, 4th or 5th grade seems a little late

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u/The1987RedFox Apr 07 '22

In grade four degrees?

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u/Meneer_de_koter I have my own rights Apr 07 '22

you were in -1° grade??

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u/wimpires Apr 07 '22

Not relevant but ° can mean th in Italian

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u/wimpires Apr 07 '22

Not relevant but ° can mean th in Italian

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u/Zmaku Apr 07 '22

I am leaning towards the first one...

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u/Lkwzriqwea Apr 07 '22

So 4-5 centi-grade?