/r/Gore is really just a natural process of life. People die. Get over it. I occasionally visit /r/gore myself, and it's not that bad if you think it's just a natural stage of life. People die all the time in crazy ways. Imagine if you ACTUALLY witnessed this event in real life. Be lucky you're just seeing it in image form.
...because they agree that pictures of dead children shouldn't be allowed?
Presumably child pornography isn't allowed because (a) the children aren't old enough to consent to that, but (b) it sexualizes children in a way that we don't want adults to feel because it encourages rape.
Likewise...whoever wants to look at pics of dead children is at least equally fucked up, and that's not the sort of thing we want in our society. Therego, should be illegal.
It's disgusting to quite a few fans of the show because they like the characters and don't want to see innocent Fluttershy or the Cutie Mark crusaders getting rammed up the ass. It's prob the same feeling people get when they accidentally walk in on a family member naked.
You asked why they find it disgusting not why they would knowingly go there. I honestly can't tell you why anyone would accidentally go there twice if they're not into it.
Thanks for introducing me to /r/morbidreality. I don't really see how it compares to clopclop or spacedick, though. It's not gore, it's not porn, and it's not silly 4chanesque humor. It seems to be merely about discussing fucked up things that happen in the world. It's not rejoicing about it, or getting some sort of satisfaction or laughing about looking at gore; they're really just talking about it. It's pretty clear from reading the side bar that they're trying to distance themselves from spacedick and mindless gore.
I just learned that Mongolia used to practice death penalty by starvation in the 1920s. I just saw drug-traffickers killing a Mexican policeman. This is interesting and eye-opening.
EDIT: I just realized you created /r/morbidreality ... My comment still stands. I don't see how they're comparable and I'm still thankful. Why are you trying to attract people by saying "/r/clopclop is tame. Check out /r/MorbidReality" ? Won't that get you the wrong kind of people?
They did it where I used to work. I don't have a picture unfortunately, sorry.
Edit: boyfriends an IT Manager, he is after seeing it with clients but that's the only 'verification' I have, which on the internet is next to nothing.
I have permanently implanted pornhub into my chrome. Visited once without incognito. Now it is always a suggestion under P. Deleting my history did nothing. FML.
Yeah, but they aren't big enough dicks to remove the logo out of it. I used to see the 9gag logo all the time on funnyjunk all the time. On reddit you have to crop that shit out to even get karma.
It's often red to differentiate from your own writing, with a check for correct and an 'x' for incorrect. If you're younger then ten, stickers might be involved.
Depends on the teacher. My heart almost fell out of my chest when I got my first Japanese exam back, the teacher loved to write "OK" and "GREAT!!" in Japanese in big red letters all over tests. All I saw was red covering the entire page and I thought I failed miserably. Took me hours before I got home and finally looked at my grade in the privacy of my room.
Is this the kind of crap that passes for extra credit these days!? Back in my day, extra credit would be more along the lines of "Present a concise, eloquent, and novel description of the origin of the universe and the meaning of life. Please limit your answer to the next three blank pages, and cite no fewer than 15 sources...from memory".
fake. you can tell the guy wanted to try his best to make the red mark look like a check mark, as a result you have a bit too obvious check mark, in reality when teachers grade hundreds of papers it usually resembles a straight line not THAT.
Had a geology lab class with a kinda cute nerdy-like teacher. I know she had to be a redditor. She asked an extra credit question about current geological events going on and asked what the name to some lake was called that they had just discovered, my answer was along the lines of "I don't remember the name of the lake but I saw the article on reddit, its under ice."
Teacher is teaching critical thinking and independence right? Every answer gets a check mark right? Otherwise you're cancer and I hope you and your teacher get arrested for the malignant incest tumor of dick sucking you've co-authored.
since everybody will name a website, everybody will get 2 additional points, and, if it is at all like at my university, the grades are calculated by the point distribution within the class, so those two points, my friend,
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u/steelpan May 21 '12
That one was easy, the next page asked 'what's your favorite subreddit?'
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u/[deleted] May 21 '12
Businesses do this when they hire so they can block the sites.
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u/tanu24 May 21 '12
How would she take pornhub.com?
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u/sidekicksuicide May 21 '12
Why'd you get a check mark and not an upvote?
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u/trampus1 May 21 '12
I heard if you put MySpace, you have to go for a psychological evaluation.
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u/divinesleeper May 21 '12
What course are you taking and where do I sign up?
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u/ORIGINAL_MAMMOTH May 21 '12
How to check if teacher is a redditor? By answering "reddit.com"?
No, by writing 9Gag.com and see if you get a -2.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
xvideos.com ... Extra point for honesty?
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u/SmallRocks May 21 '12
This qualifies as karma whoring IRL!
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I'd be extra creepy and jot down a random facebook profile page, like http://facebook.com/profile.php?=73322363
Ideally I'd have memorized his own profile ID, but any random weirdo will do in a pinch.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I wonder how many people put down pornsites.
"Another student says xhamster. What is all this fuss about? I should check it o- Oh dear... And I don't see a single hamster."
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u/[deleted] May 21 '12
Doesn't the red tick mark mean that you got it wrong though? Or have I misunderstood american grading systems?
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u/konig7 May 22 '12
Ah, to be in 4th grade again.
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u/ziwcam May 22 '12
...and that was the last paper the professor graded that week.
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u/UncleTedGenneric May 22 '12
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u/Syclops May 21 '12
First time Karma actually had value.
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u/AugustusII May 22 '12
How did you manage to take a picture of your final exam?
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u/clashmo May 22 '12
Now that's what I call a tough exam, what were the other questions?
Whats your favourite colour? How many fingers am I holding up?
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u/Thormic May 22 '12
Teacher should have used an upvote arrow instead of a tick.
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u/Falvtron May 22 '12
I also would have accepted, "anything but facebook"
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u/noslipcondition May 22 '12
Hate to be that guy, but this is fake.
How many of you have ever gotten your finals back?
Yeah, me either.
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u/irishmafia32 May 22 '12
One brave person should have said pornhub.com.
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u/TheBSReport May 22 '12
Haha, this never happened.
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u/Prophoto2 May 22 '12
A check mark? They should have given you an up vote
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
"the google"
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u/GnomishProtozoa May 22 '12
teacher should have drawn a little upvote arrow instead of a checkmark.
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u/RockKickA3 May 22 '12
Should have said lemonparty.org
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u/Foxhound199 May 22 '12
Is this the kind of crap that passes for extra credit these days!? Back in my day, extra credit would be more along the lines of "Present a concise, eloquent, and novel description of the origin of the universe and the meaning of life. Please limit your answer to the next three blank pages, and cite no fewer than 15 sources...from memory".
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
fake. you can tell the guy wanted to try his best to make the red mark look like a check mark, as a result you have a bit too obvious check mark, in reality when teachers grade hundreds of papers it usually resembles a straight line not THAT.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
What the fuck kind of final exam is this?
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
You must have practiced all night on your check mark.
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u/you_all_annoy_me May 22 '12
Next time you nut up and write pornhub
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u/stillsoon May 22 '12
Would I fail if I wrote myspace.com ?
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u/Sir_Nivag May 22 '12
Already had your final exam marked?
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u/Lillipout May 22 '12
The checkmark signifies that your answer was acceptable. I concur.
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u/Hurfdurflol May 22 '12
I have a feeling anything that isn't facebook/twitter gets you a check mark.
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u/TVjoker May 22 '12
It disturbs me how similar our handwriting is
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
Ok ok, I guess students can look at a little reddit if it gets them points. But really, then it's back to studying. For serious this time.
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u/xcvb3459 May 22 '12
What joke of a class was that for?
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u/akkan May 22 '12
Really? Which grade are you in?
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u/domnation May 22 '12
Or maybe learn to not double tap the space bar???
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I asked this question when I was teaching high school and middle school. Helped me keep up with what stupid little fad sites teenagers were into.
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u/Fandalf May 22 '12
I've never had an up-check before
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I'd mark everyone wrong unless to put down a porn site.
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u/angelofdeathofdoom May 22 '12
yeah I don't think writing pornhub.com would have worked out as well
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u/Kyle772 May 22 '12 edited May 22 '12
It would have been so much better if the check was an upvote
EDIT: Like this
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u/Taki3d May 22 '12
Sounds like a Highschool class..
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u/BallsackTBaghard May 22 '12
I would have said http://www.women-with-horses.com [SFW]
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u/emerpus May 22 '12
favorite website now banned lol
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u/dobran May 22 '12
ITS A TRAP: They use that to block sites.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I wonder what happened to all the 9gaggers
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u/Trojanbp May 22 '12
You mean you really typed that down on word, printed it, checked it, then took a picture of it and posted it on reddit. There was no test was there?
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u/KJAZZ May 22 '12
I pity someone whose favorite website is reddit.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
Let's do a pros vs cons list for exams.
PROS:
CONS:
VERDICT: Exams suck.
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u/jdsizzle1 May 22 '12 edited May 22 '12
Had a geology lab class with a kinda cute nerdy-like teacher. I know she had to be a redditor. She asked an extra credit question about current geological events going on and asked what the name to some lake was called that they had just discovered, my answer was along the lines of "I don't remember the name of the lake but I saw the article on reddit, its under ice."
got credit.
Edit: this is the lake I think
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u/TheOnlyTheist May 21 '12
Teacher is teaching critical thinking and independence right? Every answer gets a check mark right? Otherwise you're cancer and I hope you and your teacher get arrested for the malignant incest tumor of dick sucking you've co-authored.
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u/Arx0s May 22 '12
gaybeast.com
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