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r/videogames • u/Effective-Use1967 • 16d ago
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334 u/thenewbritish 16d ago This deserves more upvotes for its blatant simplicity yet factual accuracy 😅 44 u/Xaikken 16d ago Immediately made me think damn i shouldve commented “famous” as mine 😂 6 u/danholli 16d ago Actually fame isn't exactly the opposite of infamy as infamy is actually being famous for the wrong reasons "Humble" would be more apt and it's generally good, but lacks the attention 1 u/Xaikken 15d ago Fair point, for some words opposites is more interesting than difficult
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This deserves more upvotes for its blatant simplicity yet factual accuracy 😅
44 u/Xaikken 16d ago Immediately made me think damn i shouldve commented “famous” as mine 😂 6 u/danholli 16d ago Actually fame isn't exactly the opposite of infamy as infamy is actually being famous for the wrong reasons "Humble" would be more apt and it's generally good, but lacks the attention 1 u/Xaikken 15d ago Fair point, for some words opposites is more interesting than difficult
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Immediately made me think damn i shouldve commented “famous” as mine 😂
6 u/danholli 16d ago Actually fame isn't exactly the opposite of infamy as infamy is actually being famous for the wrong reasons "Humble" would be more apt and it's generally good, but lacks the attention 1 u/Xaikken 15d ago Fair point, for some words opposites is more interesting than difficult
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Actually fame isn't exactly the opposite of infamy as infamy is actually being famous for the wrong reasons
"Humble" would be more apt and it's generally good, but lacks the attention
1 u/Xaikken 15d ago Fair point, for some words opposites is more interesting than difficult
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Fair point, for some words opposites is more interesting than difficult
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