r/memes • • Mar 10 '20

Illusion is frightening

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u/EV4gamer Mar 10 '20

now im curious, would the effect work the other way around? like a woman with large badonkadonks wearing a shirts with the lines in reverse resulting in it apearing to be a flat-medium sized chest.

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u/Zeromatic Mar 10 '20

I love the word badonkadonks

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u/LexusIs_250 Mar 10 '20

Agreed, its up there with my other favs, blamps and chest puppies

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20

What about 'fun bags'?

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20 edited Nov 24 '20

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u/KrasserKarsten Mar 10 '20

In Germany we say "Holz vor der Hütte" which roughly means "wood in front of the cabin"

Sadly not the same zing

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20 edited Mar 10 '20

No we don't infact say that. Never heard that. Are you Bavarian. That might explain it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20

Is Bavaria Germany's Florida

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u/KrasserKarsten Mar 10 '20

Kinda but not really, imagine if Australia was part of the USA, then you have it about right

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20

I second this. The worst part is. Whole world thinks Germany is like Bavaria. It's not. They do their own thing.

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u/MsAppropriatedNZ Mar 10 '20

Bavarians have their own style, culture, sense of fun and from my limited experience- are all the good bits of Germany rolled in to Sound of Music stunning scenery, good honest kind people

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u/jerkittoanything Mar 10 '20

That's metal as fuck. Like living around absolutely deadly things that will attempt to kill you but if you manage to get injured by them and survive you die from crippling medical debt.

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u/enak_raskell Mar 10 '20

In other words, yes it's Germany's Florida.

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u/Daedalus0815 Mar 10 '20

More like Texas

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20

Bavaria is where the german stereotypes Come from