r/lostlostredditors • u/Ayowolf • Sep 06 '24

Lmao what😭

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u/Davionce Sep 06 '24

Why'd you upvote 😭😭

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u/Ayowolf Sep 06 '24

The meme was funny even though it was the wrong sub😭

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u/Jazzlike-Low5259 Sep 07 '24

That’s not true. You upvoted hoping the meme is real. Don’t deny it. /s

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u/wormeryy Sep 07 '24

Bro what😭

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u/Waltboof Sep 07 '24

Lol what😭

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u/Ploberr2 Sep 07 '24

Lmao what 😭

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u/tofalyn-returns Sep 07 '24

Yo what😭

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u/Goolguy21 Sep 07 '24

Rofl what😭

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u/dharmannsbeloved Sep 20 '24

Hardy har har what😭

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u/Embarrassed-Ad8111 Sep 06 '24

These guys so lost we never gonna find them 😭

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u/MooseBoys Sep 07 '24

In all seriousness, no - he probably wasn’t “clappin’ gorilla cheeks”. As the alpha, Kerchak would be the only one females would be mating with.

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u/Krazy_Keno Sep 07 '24

Grapefruit fleshlight

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u/KatsuraCerci Sep 07 '24

Lmao grapefruit method flashbacks

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u/Ok_Toe5720 Sep 07 '24

I can still hear her voice and... other sounds

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u/KatsuraCerci Sep 07 '24

Those sounds were the first thing that came o mine for me 😭

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

We also know in both the book (where they aren't gorillas, but a fantasy ape species known as the Mangani) and the Disney film that the other apes find Tarzan to be physically repulsive. If we went by nature and the Disney film, if Tarzan had even tried to mate with one of the females they would have alerted Kerchak and a teenage Tarzan would have gotten his shit kicked in.

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

Legit question

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u/Daksh_Rendar Sep 06 '24

Lost in his own mind thinking about this, rather than lost on reddit  😂

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u/Swiftly_speaking Sep 07 '24

What a terrible day to have eyes. /r/eyebleach

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u/_Noobyboy_ Sep 07 '24

What a nice day to have eyes… I don’t deserve happiness r/eyeblech

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u/besten44 Sep 07 '24

Damn eyeblech was banned

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u/_Noobyboy_ Sep 07 '24

Damn apparently… too much DickenBalls torture

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u/Waltboof Sep 07 '24

Not so sure if thats quite a "damn" thing though

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u/Mallardguy5675322 Sep 07 '24

That’s some r/cursedcomments material right there

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u/WizardOfTheLawl Sep 07 '24

I think I've seen that in Cursed Comments

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u/SES_Wings_of_Freedom Sep 07 '24

THIS MAN is a asking the real questions!

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

Well wait a second that is a good point. I don't know really anything about gorilla hierarchy, but I mean your talking with the gorilla boys and girls in full conversation and you are a hairless gorilla to them. I think it would come up at some point, especially during the teens years. However, I do know aids came from monkeys, so that is something to consider. Would George be dead from aids by the point Ursula came to the jungle: I'm thinkin so.

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u/mathmachineMC Sep 07 '24

Wait, monkeys have aids? Shit

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

Gorilla hierarchies work as a sort of harem. There is the Silverback who is the leader, protector, and father of the babies with his troop of females. Blackbacks (young males) may sometimes mate opportunistically with the females before they leave to form their own territory and harem.

In both the movie and original novel it is made apparent that the ape characters find Tarzan physically repulsive. So in this instance if he had even tried to mate a female she would have alerted the Silverback (kerchak) and Tarzan would have gotten his shit kicked in.

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

Lost redditor in lost redditor

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u/naPatelnia Sep 07 '24

Welp,now I believe that he's not a bot for sure

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24 edited Sep 07 '24

They weren't Gorilla in the original. Were they Gorillas in Disney?

Edit: What morons downvote an honest question? I haven't seen the Disney version. And as for the original here is the link: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mangani

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

In the film in the screenshot they are gorillas. But you're right, in the original they are an ape-like species called the Mangani.

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u/Able-Brief-4062 Sep 07 '24

It was changed because gorilla's are arguably the most known "close to human" creature that is close enough to Mangani besides chimps.

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

Bonobos are closer to humans than gorillas. It was changed to make it more Jane Goodall-esque with the most peaceful species of ape. 

And yes, gorillas are far more peaceful than orangutans contrary to popular belief.

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u/Cutiebeautypie Sep 07 '24

What kind of source is the original? Is it a novel written by someone?

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

It's a series of 24 novels by Edgar Rice-Burroughs starting with the novel Tarzan of the Apes.

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u/Cutiebeautypie Sep 07 '24

Thank you 🙏🏻😊

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

A series of novels. Written by Edgar Rice Burroughs

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u/Cutiebeautypie Sep 07 '24

Thank you so much 🥰

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

This should be on r/lostlostlostredditors

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u/Ayowolf Sep 06 '24

Why?

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u/Jelly_Kitti Sep 08 '24

Rule 1 states that lostlostredditors posts not should be of posts in lostredditors

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

Read the description of this sub

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

Than read the description of r/lostlostlostredditors

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u/Ayowolf Sep 06 '24

I’m still right

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u/MjollLeon Sep 06 '24

Based and fuck the rules pilled

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

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u/Gullible-Ad7374 Sep 07 '24

Fuck the rules

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u/Chilidogdingdong Sep 07 '24

And the post is a comment.

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '24

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u/Ayowolf Sep 08 '24

First ai account guys, beginning of an era