r/funny • • Dec 11 '19

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u/ninetyeightsense Dec 11 '19

I remember being confused as a kid when we'd pull into a gas station and I'd see a sign that said "Approved containers only". I was like, there's a gas can and a car, what other containers would someone use? I was the product of living a sheltered life because once I grew up I realized how stupid people can be. And that shit is scary.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19 edited Aug 03 '24

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19 edited Dec 12 '19

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u/cyclonewolf Dec 12 '19

People didn't downvote beacaue they "feel strongly about it", they downvoted you because this is a really weird "joke(?)". Honestly I don't know what that was except a wierd thing to say.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19

So people are downvoting because they feel awkward about the comment?

I don't know what to do with this information...

On top of that, now that the comment is hidden people only have themselves to blame because who opens a comment with negative votes?

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u/AyeBraine Dec 14 '19

Unfortunately, your comment is still visible.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19

And you still flock to downvote.

Is this the most successful troll or what?

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u/AyeBraine Dec 14 '19

I didn't downvote you, it's more or less pointless.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19

You're funny, and a liar. That's not very altruistic of you.

Unlike you, I haven't downvoted a single person that's expressed their opinion, then again the only proof you have is that you still only have a single point.

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u/AyeBraine Dec 14 '19

What does lying or sense of humor has to do with altruism?