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50 Of The Most Cringeworthy And Dumb Posts That Might Give You A Second-Hand Embarrassment
Interview With Expert
Look, the fact of the matter is that we’re all human, nobody’s ever ‘perfect,’ and we all make mistakes from time to time and have gaps in our knowledge. That being said, you still expect the people you interact with to have a certain level of general education and common sense. However, online veterans know that no matter how long you browse, you’ll still stumble across fails that take you completely by surprise.
Bored Panda has collected some of the most jaw-droppingly dumb comments and posts from social media and other parts of the internet, where users show just how uneducated they really are. They’re cringeworthy. They spread secondhand embarrassment. And you’ll find the most painful to read of the bunch as you scroll down.
We wanted to learn why some people don't double-check their facts, sources, and spelling, as well as how anyone can improve their writing and vocabulary, so we reached out to Lisa McLendon, Ph.D., from the University of Kansas, for help. She was kind enough to shed some light on Bored Panda's questions, and you'll find her insights below.
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#1
Andrew Tate Fanboys Are Dumb
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
What do the members of Tate's fanclub call themselves? Taters maybe? If they do, I'm totally down to boil 'em mash 'em and stick 'em in a stew. And there's my first cannibalism joke of the evening.
Bartlet for world domination 10 months ago
Roast them alive, stew 'em in a pot! Fry them, boil them, eat them hot!
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David Morgan 10 months ago
It's probably everything he's ever said or done. The man is a walking 'danger' sign for women, and a serious hazard to sane men.
Spidercat 10 months ago
Didn't we all silently agree to exclusively refer to him as Andrew Taint?
Rob Williams 10 months ago
Think yourself yourself lucky you aren’t in the UK…he’s threatening to run for PM!
Roxy222uk 4 months ago
He can’t ‘run for PM’ unless he becomes a member of a political party and then made leader of that political party. Then he has to get voted in by the constituents of the constituency he represents **and** his party have to hold the majority of seats in the Commons. Our political system isn’t like the USA. That said we still managed to end up with fúcking BJ but a lot more people liked him than like Andrew Twāt
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Lisa McLendon, the William Allen White professor of Journalism and Mass Communications and the coordinator at the Bremner Editing Center, explained to Bored Panda what might hold some internet users back from double-checking facts, sources, and spelling.
"For spelling, often people don’t even think something might be misspelled and thus don’t know they need to check it," the professor told us in an email.
"Built-in spell-checkers are pretty good at catching typos, but don’t always flag misspelled proper names or the wrong homophone," she said that these programs can struggle to pick up the difference between, say, the words 'affect' and 'effect.'
Meanwhile, when it comes to fact-checking, "sometimes people don’t realize that something they thought they knew is wrong, or that a source they get information from is not reliable, so they don’t think to check."
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#2
People Are So Dumb
Andrea Owen 10 months ago
Depending on what you are wearing you could be cold for the rest of the day.
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Cee Cee 10 months ago
Don't like getting wet and sitting around in cold soggy clothes. So yes I use umbrellas.
The Doom Song 10 months ago
Amen! Plus I spend half my work day in a coolroom so cold and wet are not options here. Pass my umbrella please
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lwolf1952 10 months ago
Yeah, cuz tough guys love wet hair and rain down their neck and on their glasses so they can't see.
R Dennis 10 months ago
A real man wouldn't wear glasses. If his eyes were weak, he would punch them out of his own face and walk the earth like Rutger Hauer in Blind Fury. /s
Load More Replies... Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
I live in Portland, Oregon and I don't even own one. No rain gear either and I bike year round. I just got used to being wet all the time for half the year.
Julia Mckinney 10 months ago
Hello to a fellow Northwesterner. I'm just a bit north of you in Washington. You know, "we don't tan, we rust"?
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Ron Man 10 months ago
In my rainy city, you can tell who's local and who's a transplant when it rains. Transplants use umbrellas, locals tend to have a hooded raincoat of some kind because umbrellas are a pain in the butt. You're either losing it, forgetting it, getting something at home, work, or the car soaked, and what do you do with it when you go shopping? Much easier to just have a raincoat, usually a Columbia Sportswear or North Face jacket of some kind.
Neb 10 months ago
Probably not your city, but I have 2 umbrellas at work, at least 2 at home, one in car, and usually a tiny one in the bag when raining. Bit an issue when I wear eyeglasses....
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#3
How Is This Possible?
Ty Stratton-Quirk 10 months ago
It's true, Brazil does not speak English. Or any other language. Because countries can't speak. BRAZILIANS, on the other hand...
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
I am from Brazil, and the country speaks samba. Even the trees sway to the beat. One month until Carnaval!
Load More Replies... Jenka666 10 months ago
The nanosecond of thought it should’ve taken to figure this out before replying 🙄
Rich Black 10 months ago
No I will not get you a fiancee visa and pay for your airfare to visit.
Raymond Core 10 months ago
It's true. I've met and spoke, in English, with several Brazillians who moved to Dallas.
McLendon continued: "But sometimes, they want it to be true, so even if they see a correction or contradiction, they don’t want to believe they’re wrong, so they don’t pursue a fact-check."
According to the professor, many of the mishaps that we're featuring in this list are what linguists call 'eggcorns': "When people write something like what a word or phrase sounds like, using actual words that kind of maybe make sense."
She explained: "The term started when someone referred to an acorn as an 'eggcorn'—it’s rounded like an egg, and kernel-like similar to corn."
However, so-called 'eggcorns' aren't the same as malapropisms, where you use the wrong word that sounds kind of like the word you mean.
The professor also offered some practical advice for anyone hoping to improve their skills. "For anyone who wants to improve at writing and vocabulary, I say READ! Read good, professional, edited writing across a variety of topics," McLendon told Bored Panda.
"Read fiction, biographies, magazines, newspapers—anything that catches your interest. Reading broadly helps you gain a sense of what good writing looks like and exposes you to new words as well as new meanings of words you may already know," she said.
#4
Apparently Childbirth Should Be Centered Around The Father
ILoveMySon 10 months ago
I have witnessed birthing mothers wishing death on fathers in the height of delivery though.
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
According to my dad, my mom was screaming "YOU DID THIS TO ME!" The whole time she was having me.
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DrBronxx 10 months ago
"why isn't there a men's day" and "why is there white history month" vibes.
Auntriarch 10 months ago
Except that there is a Mens Day. It's just that they don't know, because they've not really felt the need for one.
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Gavin Johnson 10 months ago
Had my wife not been connected to our daughter then I fear my life would’ve been at risk, 30 seconds into our daughter’s life she was not full of the joys of motherhood and was directing her ire at me. Totally comfortable with her doing so, 9 months of a tricky and often painful pregnancy and then the stress and pain of childbirth, I was happy to take one for the team, my contribution over 9 months was pretty much limited to cooking the right food and massaging her feet. If you can’t threaten the life of your husband after that, when can you? Even now 14 years and a divorce later she’s an awesome Mum and still holds the accolade of having created the best thing in my life.
Andrea Owen 10 months ago
Father is possibly dealing with broken fingers, not risking his life.
Science Nerd 10 months ago
Not broken fingers but my wedding ring was deformed.
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TheElderNom 10 months ago
My mom's cousin would probably have fainted if he'd been allowed in the delivery room so in his case it would have been useful with an announcement. (He can't see blood without issues so his wife banned him since she understandably wanted the health care personnel to focus on her and the baby.)
#5
Rain And Sauce Era Definitely Sounds Like It Could Have Been A Thing In Adventure Time
Earthquake903 10 months ago
Excuse me? I literally learned to read by being taught phonetics.
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Sanfransweety 10 months ago
Ok but what did they mean by the hands reaching??
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Jossh Nine 10 months ago
The intent seemed genuine. Maybe English isn't this person's first language.
François Carré 10 months ago
Well, Renaissance is not an English word either, so..
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#6
Just Get Rid Of Those Useless Things!
Leah Woodard 10 months ago (edited)
I honestly thought it said balls and got stuck wondering when they had sex appeal?
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 10 months ago
I thought it was bugs. That actually made sense (although I am aware that bugs are awesome and have important purpose )
Load More Replies... General Anaesthesia 10 months ago
Bored Panda can report extensively on Justin Bieber's "bulge" but bÖÖbs cause pearl clutching? https://www.boredpanda.com/justin-bieber-strips-down-to-underwear-gets-soaking-wet-on-winter-getaway/
Parmeisan 10 months ago
Thanks to the censorship, I thought he had said b1tches. Until I got to the end at least.
WhiteClawOfDeath 10 months ago
I thought balls untill I read your commenr xp
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olaff 422 10 months ago
Because of poor censorship choices, I was picturing a totally different B word.
Heather Menard 10 months ago
What happens when you choose not to have kids then what am I supposed to do with them?
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
Whatever you want. Your body, your choice.
Load More Replies... DowntownStevieB 10 months ago
Ok OK ok....how about the use of the pinky toe? It's got to be for more than balance. No way that little janky thing is holding my 200lb body up.
bart simpson 10 months ago
Ever heard of bilateral symmetry? It goes four ways.
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Referring to a recent Pew Research Center survey from November 2023, Statista reports that there are serious misgivings about the education system in the United States.
As per the survey, 82% of K-12 American public school teachers said that they believe the education system is in a worse state than 5 years ago. Meanwhile, another 11% said that the situation was stagnant.
On the upside, 20% of teachers who were polled were quite optimistic about the future, believing that the next 5 years will bring improvements. But there are serious problems that educators face right now.
Some of the major issues that affect teachers include insufficient pay, shortages of qualified educators, and violence against teachers after the pandemic.
#7
Excuse Me?
The Darkest Timeline 10 months ago (edited)
Nobody has seen this douchebag’s brain without a microscope
David Morgan 10 months ago (edited)
The quotation marks indicate green doesn't believe in microscopes either. There's no fixing wilful stupidity.
WindySwede 10 months ago
I guess they either believe microscopes are the work of the devil, and makes you see ungodly fake things. Or that they show you CGI pics or non-existing things?
Load More Replies... Tucker Cahooter 10 months ago
From the "If I can't see it with my naked eye then it doesn't exist" school of thought. No doubt they are a flat earther too
Michael Largey 10 months ago
Wonder what their position on oxygen is? I've never seen any.
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Jenn C 10 months ago
You can't see braincells without a microscope, by his logic he doesn't have any.
Sarah Kathrin Matsoukis 10 months ago
By this logic his sperm doesn't exist either or his blood cells
Andrea Owen 10 months ago
Doesn't understand the term microscopic. Probably doesn't vaccinate too, because vaccines have big words on the ingredients list.
Ace 10 months ago
Thing is, you _can_ see them without the aid of a microscope if you just let them grow...
#8
Wait, I Meant Heterochromia
Carla Pereira Chagas 10 months ago
Maybe She is homophobic... You don't know! Still, a very cute homophobic 🤭
Channa 10 months ago
It's possible. I've met some racist dogs. But, they are only doing what they are taught... just like children.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
It could be both. Cats can be bigots too. How do you know that cat didn't vote for Trump?
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Julia Mckinney 10 months ago
But the big question is "is it that's cats turn for the brain cell?"
Elwood Schwartz (it/that) 10 months ago
That's not an orange cat, it's a calico. Calicos are very smart. I have two, and they're too smart for their own good most of the time.
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#9
Oh God, This Thread Goes On For 600 More Replies
sadmrguna 10 months ago
And this is why I get annoyed when people deride learning about mitochondria instead of something "useful" like how to do your taxes. It's such a small-minded, unimaginative attitude. Schools should teach practical skills of course, but education is about so much more! It's about being a citizen of this planet, and how to be part of the human community. Why would you not want to know about how everything works, about history, and other cultures, the magic that is maths, and so much more. It's what makes us, us.
BlackCatWithWhiteSocks 10 months ago
Julie take a hike....you are not fit for online presence ...or any public presence
bernie bulk 10 months ago
and..................in australia, banna boat suncream, was found to be more carconegenic, than what it was supposed to be stopping........true
As per Statista, researchers from Annenberg Brown University reported in August 2022 that there were at least 36k vacant educator positions, as well as 163k positions staffed with teachers from either a different field or with underqualified individuals. It’s likely that the real numbers are even bigger.
#10
Lacrosse And Stupid
BarfyCat 10 months ago
Sadly, I currently lack toast because I'm at work.
Load More Replies... Daniel Atkins 10 months ago
When you assume autocorrect will read your mind and pick the right word.
#11
Hold Up… Then What Do You Think They Are???
Deborah 10 months ago
I don't know, the rapidly declining intelligence level of the general populace makes almost any insanity seem possible.
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Mónica Elisabeth Sacco 10 months ago
If it got feathers, two legs, lays eggs, well, could be a dinosaur or a bird.
#12
All Tomatoes Ruin Relationships
Pernille 10 months ago
No, they are not in season, please come back in July.
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Meanwhile, NORC, a research organization at the University of Chicago, found in autumn 2022 that 44% of adults would not encourage their children or other young people to become teachers. Low pay (69%), lack of school resources (57%), and a high workload (52%) were among the top reasons.
#13
"Zero Creativity "
Rinso The Red 10 months ago
And most of the decent ones are stolen from the BBC, but I figure British can't cry cultural appropriation for obvious reasons so...
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Liz Butt 10 months ago (edited)
All in the Family; British, Man abound the house; British, The Golden Girls; British, Good Times; British, Jersey Shore; British. The list goes on. Under different names of course but British TV comedies. Having said all that though, Australia watches a LOT of American shows.
Roxy222uk 4 months ago
As a bit I’m curious as to what these were in the UK? I’m aware of Man About The House, and I presume Jersey Shore was based on TOWIE, but the others? Can anyone help?
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Sue 10 months ago
I always wondered if Coupling was where we stole Friends from. But I saw it in reruns so don't know when it came out.
Hobby Hopper 10 months ago
When I meet people from other countries, I love asking them what kind of pop culture they like. Of course there is a lot of TV, movies, and music from other countries, but it's surprising how many of them also consume American media.
#14
4hrt
Jostanquecla 10 months ago
I think they mean make something cold as fast as a microwave makes something hot. Not a bad idea actually.
Julia Mckinney 10 months ago
How about the quick freezing method invented by Clarence Birdseye? Fascinating man, and endlessly inventive.
Jostanquecla 10 months ago (edited)
I was trying to think of a phrasal verb that would mean the opposite of "heat up". Not as in "cool down" but a phrasal verb meaning to make cold. Couldn't think of a way to say it.
Faelwolf 10 months ago
A CO2 fire extinguisher can do a good job, especially the big ones on the flight line. When I was in the USAF, the base fire department would schedule the extinguisher discharges (prep for refilling) on Saturday mornings. We'd line up with our coolers full of beverages...
#15
The Stupidity
Eric G 10 months ago
That almost sounds like a bad pickup line. How many bones do you got in your body? Want one more?
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago (edited)
Ugh that's terrible. Any bro using that line should be given bus fare and sent on his way.
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Bill Swallow 10 months ago
Holy Ch... I thought it was a *joke* when someone said "The sum of all the intelligence on the planet is a Constant. The population is growing."
Blah Blah Blah 10 months ago
Seriously I used to think - Oh ya nice try AI or jokes - but now... IDOTS! We're like 2 presidents away from Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho
Hoi-Polloi 9 months ago
I'd like to meet the people who have not a pelvis. How do their legs not fall off?
The Pew Research Center notes that 51% of American adults believe that the public K-12 education system is going in the wrong direction, while a minority (16%) think that it’s right on track.
One of the main issues that adults see with the system (69%) is that not enough time is spent on core academic subjects, such as reading, math, science, and social studies.
#16
Earth
Mike F 10 months ago
Oh, they are, it's just that there are levels of stupid
Load More Replies... Robert T 10 months ago
Even the bible doesn't claim that the Earth is only 2023 years old. There were many thousands of years of begatting before the advent of Christ. It just fails to mention the millions of years of begatting before that, done by various species of dinosaurs etc.
Probably Legal 10 months ago
And seeing as Genesis is not only poetry, but also not written since Moses, there’s no logic in denying the earth being however many billion years old it is.
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STress (I/me) 10 months ago
Makes sense. The Earth is 2025 years old, but that shark has been living in water. Game-changer, imho...
Vinnie 10 months ago
Thank you. Chicken-or-the-egg conundrum solved. The shark came first. I think it earned those 80 milliion candles on its birthday cake. 🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🍾
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#17
Why Don't Tattoo Places Euthanize Their Clients?
painttheyellowsubgreen 10 months ago
You know, this is a really good advertisement for allowing tattoo parlors to euthanize.
WindySwede 10 months ago
But really bad for getting the customer back a second time...
Load More Replies... David Morgan 10 months ago
Anaesthesia is NOT an easy or safe practice - it needs highly trained and dedicated staff to perform. Hospitals etc have staff continuously monitoring a person who has been rendered unconscious, and protocols to treat them if they suffer a health issue (heartbeat changes, breathing changes etc). Even so, people die from being anaethatised - I wouldn't trust some random dipshit with a tattoo gun to safely bring people in and out of a near-death experience (look it up, it's a scary phenomenon).
Fellfromthemoon 10 months ago
Local anaesthesia (novocain, lidocain) or superficial general anaesthesia, as laughing gas (dinitrogen-monoxid) are relatively safe and available for dentistry.
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P1 No-Name 10 months ago
I think you absolutely should visit - let me know if you need me to chip in on the price!
Sherman 10 months ago
Tattoo artists actually started offering ANESTHESIA however, an influencer just died this week going under Just to get tattooed. It’s so dumb. Don’t do it. Don’t support it. Not that 90% of us could ever afford to do this. But do not go under general anesthesia unless it is absolutely necessary. 1 in 100,000 ppl die every year from it. Which is a lot safer than it used to be. But yeah.. I know this isn’t the point of the post at all. But I just wanted to educate anyone who might be thinking about this or thinks it’s a good idea. Don’t do it. If you can’t handle the pain of tattoos w/out being put to sleep… don’t get tattoos. Use numbing cream. Split up sessions. Do whatever. But being put under to get tattooed is so dangerous n so damn stupid.
Definitely a Human 9 months ago
Some tattoo parlors do use anesthesia. only the topical cream kind
#18
Welcome To Stan Twitter, Folks
Sanfransweety 10 months ago
Does anyone else start speaking with an accent after reading a book or watching a movie where the characters use one, or is it just me?
John Yaskowich 10 months ago
Many years ago I was in a volunteer work group. When the person from the Deep South tried to talk to the person from Scotland, they needed the Canadian (me) to translate English to English.
Bi.Felicia 10 months ago
I'm from the northeast US and when I moved to TX and met my neighbor across the way, I had no idea what he said, apparently it was English. A translator would have come in handy.
Load More Replies... Skogsrået 10 months ago
As a spanish speaker i do understand some words in italian, french and portugese.
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
As a Portuguese speaker I also understand Spanish and Catalan without issue, and most Italian. I do have problems with French (although I can read it without issue).
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Bill Swallow 10 months ago
"America, England, and Australia. Three countries separated by a common language."
Vikingpanda 10 months ago
Well not to ruin the fun of stupidity; Norwegians, Swedes and Danish people understand each other even if it's three different languages 😏
Sherman 10 months ago
To be fair, after I learned Italian it was so much easier to learn Spanish n even just understand it before I actually started learning it to become fluent. However, this person is obviously an idiot n I will not defend them or give them the benefit of the doubt outside of this stupid anecdote I have offered up bc it is indeed indefensible.
Bartlet for world domination 10 months ago
We used to speak Dutch to Germans when they visited the Netherlands, and they would never really understand. Since WW2 was forgiven on 21 June 1988 we converse in English.
Another serious problem with the American education system, according to 52% of respondents from the November 2023 survey, was that schools do not have the funding or resources that they need.
26% of adults said that parents have too much influence in decisions about what schools are teaching. And 54% of respondents noted that they’re worried about teachers bringing their personal political and social views into the classroom.
Proper education doesn’t happen by accident. It’s very much intentional. And the responsibility lies on the shoulders of the education system, the community, the person’s parents, as well as the individual themselves. The reality is that in this day and age, it’s easier than ever to educate yourself in whatever field that you want. Even if you aren’t lucky enough to get a scholarship or can’t afford a college education, there are tons of free courses and resources online.
#19
Ahh. I Love The Voice Of Angles
pfeils wife 10 months ago
sorry - off topic, but every damn time I see or hear the word "obtuse" - the only thing I can think of is Andy Dufresne.
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Brain-In-A-Vat 10 months ago
Well the Angles were the people who put the 'Anglo' in 'Anglo-Saxon'. They came from the part of (modern) Germany next to the (modern Danish border . . .
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Someone Explain What Time Difference Is To This Guy
Mabelbabel 10 months ago
I'm not explaining time differences to that person. He probably thinks the earth is flat.
R Dennis 10 months ago
If I'm talking to someone a few timezones away or on another continent and they say something like "Oh, it's almost lunchtime." I always say "No it's not, it's time for breakfast. It's the same time everywhere right?" And they always pause to think if I'm messing with them or if I'm an idiot... even if I've said it to them multiple times before. I'm not an idiot, just a dad. (But maybe also an idiot. 🤷)
bart simpson 10 months ago
Of course. For them, it's either lunchtime or naptime.
Load More Replies... AlexJ 10 months ago
More like "That dude replied to her at 5 in the morning. Who has a hold on who?"
JB 10 months ago
Um, ok downvote me if you want for the correction but… Her timestamp reads “7 h”, so she posted 7 hours ago. His, is “12 m” - 12 minutes ago. We can deduce from this he probably lives in Mountain Time Zone (UTC -7), that his comment was made sometime around noon (+/- 12 minutes) because he subtracted 7 from 12 to get 5AM. If he believes his 5AM is her 5AM, he also believes their noontime is the same so it would only occur to him to subtract 7 from his current time.
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on second thought.... 10 months ago
I often wonder how people like these even manage to get online.
#21
I Have No Words At All
The Darkest Timeline 10 months ago
Tell us, Marge. Tell us EXACTLY how it’s done; show your work.
Talis 10 months ago
Easy: You burn a lot of fossile fuels, increase the co2 level in the atmosphere and - bam - climate change, which also has an influence on the weather. With the increased ocean temperature, we have more and stronger tornadoes. Now, controlling their route of destruction is the hard part...
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Emie N. 10 months ago
Her and all the other people in his administration. she's up there with Boebert as well.
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lwolf1952 10 months ago
There should be a basic IQ and science literacy test before you can run for any government position. We need some basic standards of intelligence for people that are going to run things that we depend on for the general welfare of the citizens
Roxy222uk 4 months ago
I don’t expect MPs to have science knowledge, but I expect them to be able to listen to experts
Load More Replies... Tucker Cahooter 10 months ago
It's heading to 37C (almost 99F) here in Canberra today. That's far too hot. I'll think I will bring it down to 15C tomorrow
RosenCranzLives 10 months ago
Up here in Canada, we appreciate that. Because all your excess heat gets vented straight up to Ontario. And I could use a little of it right now. -10.
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Lew k 10 months ago
Absolutely we can control the weather. All it would require is the energy output of every nation to change a small local weather system. ...... or we could spend 200 years burning the dirtiest chemicals on earth for power and gradually warm the planet through the greenhouse effect. Not very controlled short term but long term results are fairly predictable.
detective miller's hat 10 months ago
There are rocks that are more sentient than Marjorie Taylor Greene.
However, it takes drive, patience, and discipline to take advantage of these opportunities. Not to mention that you have to be perceptive and humble enough to notice that your education might be lacking in certain fields, and that you probably should do something to correct the imbalance.
If you constantly have issues sharing your thoughts in writing or when talking to others, you definitely should find ways to resolve these problems. Good communication is a skill that will never go out of style.
Meanwhile, if you have trouble connecting to other people, you may want to brush up on emotional intelligence, good management practices, leadership, and other fields. Other areas that the average person ought to be reasonably well-versed in include health, fitness, and nutrition; personal finances; media literacy; and the basics of science, history, and proper grammar. Aside from that, you should also be able to take care of yourself and do simple chores, from knowing how to cook and doing the laundry to paying your taxes and budgeting.
#22
Antarctica
David Morgan 10 months ago
Idiot, the saying is that you have to break a clock twice a day to be right. Durrrr.... /s
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Sweaterpants Mandles 10 months ago
Why the random picture of downtown Portland? I live a few blocks away from there.
Pandarosa 10 months ago
Petulant fools, it's not a bloody giraffe, you can't just prefer something and it shall suddenly be so 🤣
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Celtic Pirate Queen 10 months ago
Again - OMFG. I had so many arguments with my youngest sister (54) about Africa being a continent as opposed to being a country. I pulled out the map to show her it has FIFTY-FOUR countries. She still insists Africa is a country. SMH
Joanne Earle 10 months ago
This guy would also freak out that Australia is a country and continent too.
Carole Martin 10 months ago
So I guess the seven continents are Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia, North America, South America and "Its a Country Kid"!
#23
I Have No Words
AndyR 10 months ago
Nah, they need to get a job at a bank and do that on my account.
Load More Replies... Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
The grammar at the end makes me think this guy realized his mistake and then made fun of himself.
Remi (He/Him) 10 months ago
Why stop at the 10 year marks, you could add like 2003 to 2004 is 1 year, 2003 to 2005 is 2 years, then 3 and so on to end up with a 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10+11+12+13+14+15+16+17+18+19+20= 210 years or something
#24
That's Amoosing, Pal
Strings 10 months ago
No no... the rest of us understand that milk is, indeed, dairy
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DrBronxx 10 months ago
*Looks at the results of the last presidential election* - America does in fact *not* do things the right way.
Angie 10 months ago
The electoral college makes it so the votes of the uneducated people in rural areas count more than those of people who have been well educated and live in cities. And that benefits one party, whose votes would be needed to get rid of it.
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Michael None 10 months ago
As an American I wish certain other Americans would STFU and stop embarrassing us. I swear this is a vocal minority. The dumbest of us yell the loudest and most often.
Libstak 10 months ago
We knoow, dont take it personally, we are on your side, but still....
Load More Replies... Elwood Schwartz (it/that) 10 months ago
Milk is obviously dairy. The question is: why are eggs considered dairy?
James016 10 months ago
In the USA the supermarket near the resort we stayed in kept the eggs and milk in the same fridge. Maybe people are just lumping them together and it has stuck.
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The Commentator 10 months ago
As an American, (our country desperately needs help) I can clarify that he is species Americanous Stupidus. They think everything they say is right.
P1 No-Name 10 months ago
i think that explains a great deal about a great many of these posts.
Johnnynatfan 10 months ago
GOd damn it I was hoping it would not be an American as I was scrolling down.
TheGoodBoi 10 months ago
You would think they would argue cheese isn't dairy, and not the other way around lol.
Ideally, you should be able to develop all of these skills throughout your childhood, at school. But people’s backgrounds, family situations, teachers, and relationships with education as a whole all differ, so not everyone manages to learn as much as their classmates. Some people inevitably fall behind due to a whole host of different issues.
Recognizing that you’re behind and that it’s worth catching up to your peers is the first step to filling in the most egregious knowledge gaps you have. Of course, let’s not be naive: no matter how much you study, you’ll never be an expert in ‘everything.’ However, you can cover your main bases and then specialize in a handful of niches.
#25
To Switch Accounts
#26
Nope It's European
Maisey Myles 10 months ago
I heard an argument between two women over if someone with Roman or Italian
Petra brown 10 months ago
BMW = Bayrische Motorenwerke ... oops, opened up another can of worms ... is Bavaria in Germany or in Europe or both? Discuss ...
#27
The Emojis And !!!!!!! Is The Cherry On Top
David Morgan 10 months ago
I have the mathematical equivalent of dyslexia - I cannot do mental math, I HAVE to use pen and paper etc. Even I know this is wildly wrong. Yes, people who state multi-year ages in months are unusual, but OP is using weeks for a reason...
Deborah 10 months ago
It's called dyscalculia, and it's more than "mental" math, it affects anything to do with numbers. It can make life very difficult.
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Don Adams 10 months ago
Isn't 2 years 104 weeks? At 6.5 months old, the colors won't matter to the baby, who will add there own pallette of spit up milk, strained peas and the like...
Neb 10 months ago
2 years are 24 months, though. Commented confused weeks and months.
Load More Replies... painttheyellowsubgreen 10 months ago
My husband is color blind. This is why we bought Granimals from Walmart for my son's baby clothes. If the animals matched the clothes matched.
Earthquake903 10 months ago
But, also, why does she think a 6 month old gives a shït about color coordinated clithing?
Child of the Stars 10 months ago
Right?? They're just going to get crummies and juice stains all over it!
Load More Replies... Gémeaux jumeaux 10 months ago
"I know we've only known each other four weeks and three days, but to me it seems like nine weeks and five days."
You also have to consider the fact that different experts will almost inevitably have different perceptions of what basic knowledge means. Someone with a PhD in physics will, naturally, think that higher-level math and science skills are vital.
Meanwhile, someone who specializes in medicine, art, agriculture, programming, entertainment, marketing, fitness, management, or literally anything else, will think that society as a whole should value what they value and know things that they know. But, again, we can’t all be experts in all fields. It’s not practical and not feasible.
#28
Ahh Yes...the Universally Standard Unit Of Door-To-Wall
bart simpson 10 months ago
Multiples of ten is just too arcane for them; plus it smacks of witchcraft.
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Joanne Earle 10 months ago
OK bad enough they tried to foist the metric system on us, but I am NOT gonna learn this new method of measuring. 😆
#29
He’s So Confident With It
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
99% of the people in the world are fertile women? There's a lot of stupid here that I'm having a hard time processing.
Bonesko 10 months ago
I think my IQ dropped a few points reading all of these.
Load More Replies... Sherman 10 months ago
I love when these idiots use this “logic” (or lack thereof) I’m infertile. Yet I was assigned female at birth. I have a period. I have all the parts a these freaks claim women have to have to be women (trans women are women btw) n then they say well women are ppl who can have kids. I can’t. Well women are ppl who have their periods. My mom went thru menopause… but she birthed 3 human beings in her life n had her tubes tied after meaning… by your logic that she was a woman but then transitioned into ‘not a woman’ since she could no longer give birth. But she still had her period after getting her tubes tied. So how many times did she transition in her life? So what you’re saying is that women can transition from being women to men n then back to being women n it’s totally biologically sound? So your own argument proves that you’re wrong. Also, gender n sex arent the same thing. Gender isnt real. There’s no scientific reason why girls should wear pink or should be the one proposed to etc
LakotaWolf (she/her) 10 months ago
Yep! One of my dearest childhood friends completed her transition recently (bottom and top surgery.) She has a vagina, but does not have a uterus/ovaries. She does not menstruate. But she IS a woman, a real woman. That is why I will often say "people who have uteruses" or "people who have a menstrual period", since it's possible to be a man but still have a uterus.
Load More Replies... Sky Render 10 months ago
A basic Google search suggests that infertility rates are between 5 and 10% for women depending on the country in question. Male infertility is generally between 10 and 15%. From this we can surmise that this individual is not aware of how to even do the bare minimum of fact checking before running their mouth off.
Roxy222uk 4 months ago
I’m not convinced they actually know what infertile means.
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Lento 10 months ago
Many of us women are "infertile" almost half of our lives. what sex/gender we represent, if we are not women during that time?
Vicki Perizzolo 10 months ago
my brain shuts down when I read this level of stupid .. course I'm still here reading these idiotic postings.
Bored Trash Panda 10 months ago
This is why anatomy and reproduction needs to be taught in school.....
#30
Sell My Nana Illness Is Going Around
Bill Swallow 10 months ago
Well, I didn't get salmonella from that underdone chicken. I got Campylobacter. Days of intense diarrhea, severe dehydration, and into the Emergency Room when my kidneys shut down. The good folks there were able to reboot them.
lwolf1952 10 months ago
I like playing around with voice to text, he gets things hilariously wrong all the time. Try getting it to spell Emma Raducanu correctly.
Auntriarch 10 months ago
I laughed immoderately when the subtitles for Gloucestershire Constabulary came up as Glossy Chicken Strawberry.
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Carole Martin 10 months ago
Ummm. Maybe they meant salmonella? A deadly disease from eating undercooked chicken and other meat. Did these people ever go to school? Even elementary? Or were they raised by wolves, who are even smarter than they are!
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
This looks like a speech to text error though. My phone does this stuff to me all the time.
Which of the comments that we’ve featured in this list gave you the biggest case of secondhand embarrassment? Were there any that physically made you cringe or facepalm? What are, hands down, the dumbest comments or posts you’ve read on social media recently?
How do you think this general lack of education could potentially be tackled, on a social or global scale? We’d love to hear your opinions and ideas. If you have a moment, drop by the comments to share them!
#31
On Outside:
Eric G 10 months ago
No, us Democrats control the weather. Just ask MTG. We know how to add clouds.
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
How is that woman still in congress? How stupid and inbred are her constituents?
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#32
Middle Hemisphere
Gwyn 10 months ago
Everywhere else copies? Like what they change their weather to match the US or something? Is this Marjorie Taylor Greene?
joseph legatt 10 months ago
It's such a wonderful thing that the rest of the world doesn't copy America.
Tucker Cahooter 10 months ago
At least they acknowledge their confusion, unlike the arrogant ignoramuses elsewhere in this thread
Definitely a Human 9 months ago
Yep. At the start of every month, the empower of Australia calls the US and asks what weather they're gonna do, and then we copy that.
#33
Mmm... Ok Apparently It Is
Nosirrow 10 months ago
I read a very interesting article about Poles living in South Africa. Such an interesting country.
My O My 10 months ago
Nah, one pole is south of South Africa, and one pole is north of South Africa. But the most Poles are north of South Africa
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#34
My Aunt Needs A Little Help
Michael Largey 10 months ago
"Swordfish". "Come right in, President Wagstaff."
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The Other Guest 10 months ago
Jellyfish aren't fish, despite the name. They are phylum cnideria , whereas fish are phylum chordata.
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To Offer Some Helpful Advice
Jenka666 10 months ago
In the spirit of “even a stopped clock is right twice a day”, not all bacteria are bad
Bill Swallow 10 months ago
"Cheese - Cow and Bug together in Harmony!" - Chef Gareth Blackstock. But this guy is a dangerous ignoramus.
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David Morgan 10 months ago
Bacteria aren't deadly? OK pal, go ahead and try some salmonella, e.coli, anthrax, cholera, meningitis or syphilis (there's PLENTY of others). If you can manage to talk, let us know how it went.
cugel. 10 months ago
He appears to be a germ theory denier, so all of those are created by illness, not the cause of.
Load More Replies... Julia Mckinney 10 months ago
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#36
Is That Dude For Real?
WindySwede 10 months ago
Especially with a penis and no uterus... 🤦♂️ read some other books..
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
Roughly 1200-1500 women in the USA die during childbirth every year.
David Morgan 10 months ago
This is what happens to your brain when you 'learn' everything from a 2000 year old book initially written by goat herders then re-translated dozens of times, and then re-invented centuries later by a big formal council concerned about an upstart religion, then reinterpreted by both genuine people and con artists for additional centuries.
Sky Render 10 months ago
Don't forget to toss in the casual hatred of left-handed people in said book because that was in vogue at the time it was written and/or rewritten.
Load More Replies... Lena Flising 10 months ago
One woman dies every two minutes due to complications from pregnancy and childbirth. But after reading this dolt’s comment, I guess they just got bored and died. Oh, and women who can’t walk or stand, or control bladder and bowel after giving birth, they are just imagining it.
stacey montebello 10 months ago
I almost died delivering my daughter in a room full of Dr's and nurses. I'm alive, my daughter is alive b/c of the fast thinking and support the team I had. The really scary thing is the complication I had was rare and could have been easily missed. My Dr. just happened to be the expert at the hospital in my issue and saved us.
Java Addict 10 months ago
My first pregnancy almost killed me. Severe preeclampsia and HELLP. They had to deliver my daughter at 28 weeks to save me. She's now a completely healthy 26 year old.
Šimon Špaček 10 months ago
Are we talking about semantics there, or biology? Because I'm quite sure that you can argue that it is not "medical" condition or something like that, but biology has no place for this c**p. Call it as you wish, it is pretty harsh condition and I'm glad that I will never have to go through it first-person.
cj be like 10 months ago
Well not a medical condition, more like a more vulnerable state. But it is definitely harmful (forgive me if im wrong im in high school we havent even taken sex ed yet)
Šimon Špaček 10 months ago
Vulnerable state is good description. We call it "the other state" here. It is a whole body transformation, some parts will never be the same, but some things can be better. The biggest problem is that you cannot tell in advance what will happen. There are women that stopped using antidepressants after pregnancy, there are women that had to start. Quite often their pain tolerance goes up a lot, but not always. Pretty often bladder is not the same after pregnancy. I have to say that the whole pregnancy/delivery/breast feeding deal is pretty horrible for women. It sounds like they cannot win, they gain a little and lose bit more, but if they do not do it, they are often seen as "not-real-women", so it is lose-lose scenario. For men on the other hand, being father is great and being childfree and funny is also great, so yes, our end of the stick is so much bigger that women hold none at all. It is unfair.
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Had To Share This With You All
David Morgan 10 months ago
No, we don't. We use crochet to mean crochet and knit to mean knit.
MushroomHead22 10 months ago
i like that you didnt say if you were from the US or the UK, but it answers it either way.
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Miriam Insidecor 10 months ago
I always thought crochet was with a single needle and knitting required two needles?
KittyGaming 10 months ago
Well really it's a hook for crochet but you are basically correct
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#38
I Really Don't Wanna Know What They're Trying To Imply By This
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
I get the feeling this dude isn't allowed within 1000yd of an elementary school.
David Morgan 10 months ago
Hi everyone. I wrote a different comment under this, insulting Oresteneos. It looks like I might not have phrased my sarcasm as well as I could have, because several of you seemed to be upset by it. I apologise about that because I DON'T think women have developmental differences to men nor any weaknesses in comparison. If I have seemed to say so, that's my fault. I have deleted my previous comment.
and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 4 months ago
My father maintains that men reach peak maturity at 13, but he’s mostly talking about sense of humor.
#39
Grand Scheme Of Things
Becca not Becky 10 months ago
I feel like some of these are the voice-to-text feature going wrong.
Glen Ellyn 10 months ago
Let's pretend that's true. It's too painful otherwise. 😬
Load More Replies... LakotaWolf (she/her) 10 months ago
I mean, he's my favorite author, so I'm inclined to agree ;)
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#40
There’s Something Insidious About The Hatred Of C-Sections
Don Adams 10 months ago
Lucky you. With that kind of thinking you should be able to avoid interacting with a birth canal permanently.
Gwyn 10 months ago
Better send back your birth certificate, social security number. You can't exist.
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
Yeah, I always found that to be a bit of a let down. "No man of woman born" oh well you see I was a C-Section. You were still born of a woman though broseph. I like the prophecy from LOTR better. The Witch King of Angmar is all like haha bro I'm gonna kill you because "no man can kill me", then Eowyn stabs his a*s and says "I am no man", and he was all "OMG dude is a lady and now I'm dead".
Load More Replies... MushroomHead22 10 months ago (edited)
i too was a c-section baby. while i joke about it, i was by definition "born", however i like to tell people i was extracted. it sounds cooler.
Learner Panda 10 months ago
The medical definition of birth is the process of giving birth to a baby, or the emergence of a new person from the body of their parent. It is also known as parturition, labour, or delivery.
Glen Ellyn 10 months ago
And we live amongst people this stupid...🙄 According to this, what should I tell my three children?
Beth Wheeler 10 months ago
And that C-Sections saved your life and possibly your mother's. My oldest ended up being an emergency C-section and my youngest was breech position, butt first with his feet up by his face.
#41
Bring Back LED Paint To Protect From 5G!
Michael Largey 10 months ago
This message brought to you by your local funeral directors association.
#42
Behind Clothes Doors
Gustav Gallifrey 10 months ago
Bedsheets are windows? Is that where the counterpanes play a part?
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Carole Martin 10 months ago
Maybe behind closed doors? Clothes doors would be easy to hear thru!
Bi.Felicia 10 months ago
I think gospel used in this context is supposed to mean true/truth.
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Uncle Bill Cord
Glen Ellyn 10 months ago
Uncle bill cord. That's a new one for me. A new low, I should say. Not sure if I should 🤣 or 🤦🏻♀️🙄.
Julia Mckinney 10 months ago (edited)
Funny story- I have a umbilical hernia, and for some reason I started calling it an "umbiblical" hernia. I'd referred to it that way for a couple of years and no-one batted an eye, including my doctor and my husband. Fast forward to a couple of months ago. I'm talking to my sister the nurse (I also have accountant and librarian sisters) and mention my "umbiblical" hernia twice. The second time, she comments "don't you mean "umbilical" hernia?" I think about it and start laughing hysterically at my mistake. I just couldn't believe I'd been doing that for that long and it NEVER dawned on me that I was pronouncing it wrong. I'd write "umbilical" in a text but would say "umbiblical". I still start chuckling when i think about that.
Philly Bob 10 months ago
This is almost as bad as a woman came into the emergency room and said she was having terribly bad headaches and thought she had "spinal moanin' jesus!"
Linda Riebel 10 months ago
Read a dialogue in which one man says to another, "It was the biblical cord."
#44
Whala
Zoe Vokes 10 months ago
I didn’t know they did this in America as well but I saw a video a couple of years ago where an Australian model said whala instead of voila (There you go! Look at this!) and got roasted in the comments. I think it either started as people not understand the word voila and now it’s become accepted in some locations as an alternative spelling. Or they just don’t want to use a French word.
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BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
Do you really play? It's such a beautiful instrument. It's a shame it is so often overlooked.
Load More Replies... P1 No-Name 10 months ago
I actually had an American colleague say Whala to me in an email. It hurt so much to correct them.
Johnnynatfan 10 months ago
No we dont say that and I wish idiots would stop trying to speak for all of us Americans...... Oh wait Trump
Gustav Gallifrey 10 months ago
'Whalan' (prononced 'wailin'') is a suburb of Sydney, Australia. In the opinion of many people, it is not a pleasant place.
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#45
We're So Doomed As A Species
painttheyellowsubgreen 10 months ago
Cats aren't just predators, they're obligated carnivores. They lack the enzymes necessary to process carbs, starchs and vegetation. If sufficient animal based protein isn't available their internal organs quickly shut down. Dogs are at least some what omnivorous. Dogs can also go 3-5 days without food as long as fresh water is available, though it's not ideal. Cats can only go 2-3, but organ damage starts in as little as 30-36 hours, cascading rapidly to failure.
Deborah 10 months ago
I feel sorry for the animals owned by humans who don't realize that the animal's dietary needs are different than theirs. Cat can't produce a specific amino acid. Both dogs and cats will die on vegan, cats even on vegetarian, diets.
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Julia Mckinney 10 months ago
Wait a sec, isn't he asking if we can feed the vegans to the dog?
Miki 10 months ago
I would not feed a vegan to my dog/cat. I doubt vegans are nutritious enough. ;)
Ritchat 10 months ago
I read an in-depth article about it based on actual scientific research. Even if you supplement a cat with the missing nutrients that they lack when fed vegan food, it is different from when they actually digest meat. Their organism processes and splits certain nutrients into substances that are slightly different from the supplements. While it's possible to keep a cat alive on vegan cat food, it won't be the same as feeding them meat.
Gwyn 10 months ago (edited)
My vet says many dog foods don't have enough protein so recommended we buy a high protein one.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 10 months ago
Yep. My dogs eat Orijen and Acana. Expensive as all get-out, but the ingredients and nutrition is solid. My pets eat better than I do, in all honesty XD
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#46
The Amount Of Likes Is Scary
Robin Roper 10 months ago
How to say you went through the US education system without saying you went through the US education system?
Elwood Schwartz (it/that) 10 months ago (edited)
Believe it or not, you can have a good education in the US. It's just that many people are idiots, willfully or otherwise.
Load More Replies... Hmmm hmmmm 10 months ago
It depends on your classification of countries , Wales isn't an independent member of the united nations which is one commonly used definition. But flr most intents and purposes it is a country
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
Yep, it gets a bit tricky though, as it is an independent member of FIFA, which perhaps has more fans, although less legitimacy, than the United Nations.
Load More Replies... Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
It's the UNITED Kingdom because the KINGDOMS of Wales, England, Scotland and Ireland UNITED. Or were united by force because British. They may have lost their kings, but they didn't lose their countries.
John O'Donnell 10 months ago (edited)
It’s called the United Kingdom because in 1707 the crowns of England and Scotland were united. Wales had been under English control for hundreds of years by that point. Ireland was joined to the UK in 1801.
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Tim Fawcett 10 months ago
Because it is recognised as such by neighbouring countries as you would know if you hadn't be sacked as a village idiot for being too stupid.
M O'Connell 10 months ago
Perhaps I'm being pedantic, but I do love a bit of pedantry. A "State" is a political entity with arbitrary borders (Wisconsin), a "Nation" is a shared cultural identity (The Menominee Nation), and a "Country" is a region delineated by geography (The Driftless). The terms are not interchangeable.
#47
Yeah, It's Hard To Imagine Climate Change Being Real
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
Gunther Eaglen is an avowed Nazi, so I wouldn't worry too much about what he says.
Load More Replies... Lena Flising 10 months ago
Science, and Nature, don’t care if you believe in them or not. They exist, regardless of your beliefs.
Remi (He/Him) 10 months ago
Ah yeah, the imaginary climate change. We haven't even had a winter yet this year in effing Helsinki. I mean it's been above freezing almost constantly so far. Today +4°C and rainy, but I guess that's normal /s
#48
What Consent Is This One Talking About? Anyone Care To Explain Me?
David Morgan 10 months ago
I really hope this was written by a man pretending to be a woman, not an actual woman. Otherwise it's too depressing.
Charlotte A. 10 months ago
Well, then, if you marry a woman you belong to her. You've signed yourself over to her. Wouldn't that sort of even itself out in the end?
mary thelen 10 months ago
By definition, a person who isanother person's prroperty is a slave, you a--hole.
Lena Flising 10 months ago
I took him as my lawfully wedded husband. It’s mutual; if he owns me, I own him. ”Had to consent” doesn’t make sense; consent is something you do willingly, not something you are forced to do.
#49
This One
Bill Swallow 10 months ago
"Well, we could probably spend two weeks making fun of you. But I suspect we'd have much better things to do." ("We could play chess, or..." "Let's play chess!")
Michael Largey 10 months ago (edited)
I give all Blazing Saddles references a laurel - and hardy welcome.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
You could go to a different country every single day and you wouldn't see half of it. Greece, Russia, Britain and Sweden are all part of Europe.
General Anaesthesia 10 months ago
If it's Tuesday, this must be Belgium but that took 18 days. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6_LcxeQ-1A
Michael MacKinnon 10 months ago
Love the scene where the American tourist and German tourist were both spinning war stories. "And there he was!"
Load More Replies... veryvenasaur 10 months ago
I could spent two weeks exploring a flee market I think Europe is big enough
Rali Meyer 10 months ago
Some people live in Europe since more than 2 weeks and keep pretty busy
#50
Rectum Piercing
Daniel Atkins 10 months ago
I sure hope she went to the shop and asked for one. Then I want to know how long they laughed after she asked.
David Morgan 10 months ago
Possibly the kind that Vlad The Impaler used to specialise in (if you don't know, he did things that make your eyes water just reading about them).
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#51
Sir That's Not How Twins Work
TheElderNom 10 months ago
I've gotten the question from several people if my niece and nephew are identical twins. Even from some who've seen them and they really don't look alike.
Load More Replies... Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
Fraternal Twins. Scarlett Johansson and her brother are fraternal twins.
Talis 10 months ago (edited)
"So those rich people can a Ford unnatural preck Nancy's! That's sandal us!!1"
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Cuppa tea? 10 months ago
I have friend - she's girl, who has twin brother. She has also younger siblings - again twins, girl and boy. The doctors said the odds of one mother to have mixed twins twice are one to millions.
#52
Those Disclaimers On The Packs Are Just For Funsies
Huddo's sister 10 months ago
That's exactly what the tobacco companies have been saying for years, so it must be right
Bill Swallow 10 months ago
When you can give me back my father (died of a heart attack after a lifetime of smoking), then you can make an asinine, ignorant statement like that. Otherwise, I advise you to never say that to my face.
MonsterMum 10 months ago
I once knocked the end off my cigarette and it fell down my top, into my bra. It hurt!
#53
Nobody Calling Out That She Said "Safe Us"
Feathered Dinosaur 10 months ago
No, I'm pretty sure it's nucleic... but whatever floats your boat
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
The "N" in DND stands for Nerdy. *I love DND btw, but I am also very nerdy*
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#54
I Think She Should Investigate
Certainly not Dan 10 months ago
We used to use ‘nicotine bombs’ in plant nurseries. You’d light one, seal the doors, and then let the smoke fill the glasshouse. Killed absolutely everything, probably why they are now banned.
El Dee 10 months ago
They are banned due to the effect they have on bees and obviously we depend on bees to pollinate our crops..
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 10 months ago
Nicotine may increase the average IQ by up to 7 points - by killing off stupid people.
El Dee 10 months ago
Nicotine IS harmful but it's the least harmful part of a cigarette despite being so addictive. It simultaneously relaxes you and makes you more alert. Using nicotine on its own is as harmful as being a coffee addict (which should not be underestimated) The 'Nicotine Shreds' used in greenhouses cause a lot of smoke which has a sticky residue to block the 'spiracles' of the insects - leading to their demise. High doses of nicotine are, of course fatal. In that regard it's like alcohol. But unless it's in its liquid form an overdose would be impossible to carry out..
Passerby 10 months ago
Surely you meant to say "whala". Voila is a musical instrument. /j
Load More Replies... Illifred 10 months ago
"TiffanysEpiphany"? Really? I wonder what kind of epiphany that would be.
David 10 months ago
In the 8th grade we did a science experiment where we put cigarette smoke into water (think bong water but using standard cigarettes). Then we had control plant (plain water) and the other plant was watered with the cigarette water. Cigarette plant grew better. Basically acted like a fertilizer but I forget why. I think part of it was to make us think about different organisms and how what is bad for one thing can be beneficial for another thing.
Ron Man 10 months ago (edited)
They used to sell something called Ant Paste. It was a pasty substance that you spread around where ants go to kill the ants. They no longer sell it because it was actually almost pure nicotine. You had to wear gloves handling it and pets would lick it. People and pets would die.
#55
Computing Straight Out Of The Whom
Michael Largey 10 months ago (edited)
Look up the instructions in an on-line reference site. Since its a computer, search in the C section.
#56
Mount Everest Isn't In America???
Michael Largey 10 months ago
Before they carved those faces on it, the view from Mount Rushmore was unpresidented.
Load More Replies... P1 No-Name 10 months ago
I weep for you, this kind of stupid has to be cultivated, it cannot be simply a lack of education. That said, a decent education would be enormously beneficial.
Binny Tutera 10 months ago
Can’t wait until Trump has his face carved on it and renames it Trump Tower.
#57
Memorise
#58
Mammals Aren't Animals?
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
Arthropoda is the largest animal group, of which insects are a part, so yes.
Load More Replies... Miki 10 months ago
Please tell me more. Maybe someone will screenshot this and you will be a hero on a next list.
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BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
We are all algorithms; our universe is a simulation. And a crappy one at that.
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#59
Woke Up To This Conversation Between My Co-Owner And A New Member
Spocks's Mom 10 months ago
I live in Tennessee. Does that make me even more of a South American then the person posting?
#60
You Sure About That Buddy?
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 10 months ago
And if you were to put a name to a part of the world... What would you call it? Well if I was writing and codifying the English language, I wouldn't call them continents. I'd call them Hootenanny's! Way better name.
#61
Mold Is Mold
Mabelbabel 10 months ago
You can freeze some cheeses. It might go a bit grainy when defrosted but it's fine in sauces, mac and cheese etc
#62
When You Didn't Pay Attention During Math Lectures:
Michael Largey 10 months ago
Barnabas is bad at numbers, but at least he isn't forking out $10,000 a day for someone to stay in a grocery store. Now that's stupid math.
David Morgan 10 months ago
Maybe use some of the 10k to buy a calculator to check your decimal places. I think this is just a slip of the finger and not thinking to double-check the answer, but you need to be careful when translating units. Otherwise you get ideas like 'This guy has 510 million in the bank, he could give everyone in America a million dollars and still have 10 million left over'. Nope, he could give everyone 1 dollar and have 10 million left over.
#63
Poke A Dot
#64
Sidekick
Aidan Pite 10 months ago
It took me an embarrassingly long time to realize they were talking about a psychic.
P1 No-Name 10 months ago
There really should be something between Up Vote & Down Vote - to allow people to indicate "I can't put into words how stupid you are'.
#65
Sediments
#66
Greeks
#67
Olive The Sudden
Glen Ellyn 10 months ago
Obviously these folks never read what they've just typed. I can't believe anyone is so stupid that they would look at that and think "olive sudden" looks right. Never mind. Considering what we've all seen here, this is to be expected, I guess. 🙄🤦🏻♀️
Bonesko 10 months ago
All of a sudden. That or they're speaking of the famous "Olive the Sudden".
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An Incredibly Stupid And Verified Facepalm
E Menendez 10 months ago
Well, to be fair, a lot of people have difficulty with the order of operations. I catch myself on occasion.
Parmeisan 10 months ago
Not one of the dumbest people, for two reasons: 1) this is an incredibly common misconception, so no need to single Ian out, and 2) this is lack of education, not lack of intelligence. For anyone thinking that Ian is correct and too afraid to ask lest we make fun of you: it's order of operations. In math there are certain operations that are designated to happen before others, rather than just going left-to-right. That way, it doesn't matter what order you write things, the result will always be the same. Multiplication happens before addition, so when you type in 50 + 50 * 2 in software that handles it correctly, it will do 50 + (50 * 2) -> 50 + 100 -> 150. This is correct.
Bobby 10 months ago
He's a wellknown stupid piece of s**t of a human so yes, HE is one of the dumbest there.
Load More Replies... David 10 months ago
I know about order of operations, but if it's important I usually have to look it up. That's because in 6+ decades on this earth I have never once needed it for day to day life. Figuring my money, calculating lumber needed for a project... it's just never come up naturally. I know it can, in some fields of work. But not for the average person buying groceries or paying rent.
Rali Meyer 10 months ago
Here is one: Add 50% to 100, you get 150. Substract 50% from 150, you get 75.
#69
Scent Of Mental. I Believe The Word They Are Looking For Is Sentimental
WindySwede 10 months ago
Feminine urge.. was the more unfamiliar term here, at least when used with the word sentimental..
Bonesko 10 months ago
Yes, what is the feminine urge they are not having because of the scent of mantels?
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Fecal Recognition
Disgruntled Panda 10 months ago (edited)
I gues being a safari guide requires a pretty large amount of fecal recognition?
#71
Banjo
#72
Mexico, An Urethral Country
Aidan Pite 10 months ago (edited)
Considering the content of this list, it's pretty ironic that the title was clearly written by someone with only an elementary-level grasp of the English language...
#73
And 120 Minutes Is 1h20m, Right?
David Morgan 10 months ago
Again, another simple mental mistake, but important. Places like casinos, loan offices etc play on people who make this kind of mistake. Each example is a 'one less than', but PROPORTIONALLY they are not the same.
#74
What’s Wrong With Him
Charlotte A. 10 months ago
These days they might be able to find an Impuniteigh.
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GC Claims That Red Blood Cells Are Not Cells
Jonas Fisher 10 months ago
Meh. Both are right. Red blood cells are cells, but not "true cells."
#76
Patrol
#77
Baking Soda
Passerby 10 months ago
Why do I have a feeling that bacon soda pop might actually be something that already exists?
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Burst Your Bottle
#79
I Love When People Who Dont Know Anything About Medical Science Speak So Loudly
Michael Largey 10 months ago
No, "I'm Lautaro's mother" is a nice way of saying that you regretted becoming a mom.
Ravioli 2 months ago
Something like 80% of women get baby blues and 20% PPd, there is also an even worse version called pp psychosis. Fact is, we have thrown the full responsibility on women and left them alone all day with a ticking time bomb for months. Raising babies used to be a communal effort, but with the "fantastic" invention of the nuclear family, here we are
#80
Absence Of Humour Detected
Robert Trebor 10 months ago
I needed a 1, a 6, and a 7 to put my address on my gate, but they sent me a 1, a 7, and a 9.
#81
But I Dye Grass
#82
Swarm Enemy
#83
Don't Drink Enough Fluids? You Need Electric Lights!
MeMosabe 10 months ago
One extra-hot summer in Texas, I bought several bottles of water at Walmart. The cashier said, "Good. It's hot out there, You gotta keep your electric lights." Yes, ma'am, yes, I do. SMH
David 10 months ago
MeMosabe, Someone really said that to you in the wild? (sigh)
Load More Replies... Peter Griffin 10 months ago
Most of these are just people going off what they hear on how they’re spelled
#84
I Bet He Feels So Smart
#85
Cervix Announcement
M O'Connell 10 months ago
"Service announcement, guys: Don't wave at them as you pass by the weigh station. They take it very personally."
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This
Gavin Johnson 10 months ago
‘Me posting memes in the British language’ holy-o-f**k. Which language is that? I speak fluent British? No, no, no, no, no. You can’t shoehorn a word into a meme just because it serves your purpose. As for the your, you’re error, we will gloss over that ok?
#87
Toilet With Electric Biden
lwolf1952 10 months ago
A physically ill old man debating a mentally ill old man.
Load More Replies... RedMarbles 10 months ago (edited)
Maybe it's time to leave the lifelong public servant who presided over the best post-pandemic recovery in the western world alone and stop yelling the juvenile coded "f*ck Joe Biden" at him.
Load More Replies... RedMarbles 10 months ago
Best post-pandemic recovery in the western world but ok yuck yuck ;)
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Basic Maths Y'all
#89
Dungeness Crab
David Morgan 10 months ago
To be fair, 'Dungeness' is an unusual word, and Autocorrect is overzealous.
Zoe Vokes 10 months ago
Thank you. That’s the only word on this list that I couldn’t work out.
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Kelly Scott 10 months ago
I shudder to think what happens when someone writes them directions to Sequim.
#90
Bro Has Never Thought Before They Spoke
Tim Gibbs 10 months ago
I beg to differ we have more than 25 accents and lands end to the Scottish border is a few hours drive!
Lila Allen 10 months ago
Please don't bring the Scots into it... not even Siri knows what they're saying.
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Blue Bunny of Happiness 10 months ago
According to a friend of my Dad who was a linguistic professor, before the invention of the bicycle, most villages had their own accent. The bicycle allowed more interaction and so accents became merged and larger areas had the same accent. I can’t be bothered to prove or disprove this!
A girl 10 months ago
American in Ireland . The accents were different across the country and I wound up being an interpreter for my husband. We sat with a couple from Wales while on a train from Dublin to Belfast and husband, literally, could not understand a word they said. I was ok but asked everyone to talk slower, we're American. They laughed
Debby Keir 10 months ago
This is no longer so true - since the advent of the BBC, most regional accents have diluted. Yes you can still hear them, but nowadays, they are far more 'understandable' than they were.
#91
First And Foremost
Comment left on a video of Prime Rib.
Khavrinen 10 months ago
One of the stories my Dad tells about his time in Viet Nam is about the smell of the "latrines". In some of the villages, they would make a "toilet" by cutting down an oil drum and making a seat for it. Then when it got too full they'd dump in a bunch of diesel or kerosene and light it on fire. He said the stench of the smoke was horrendous.
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Bec 10 months ago
'first informals' = first and foremost. Then I think they are implying black people only eat meat that is well done.
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That's What I'd Call A Faux Pas
David 10 months ago
Khavrinen, Never knew about the comic. I've been saying 'fox paws' for decades. Also "horsey doors". Except I know the correct terms, that's just clowning around talk. When I was young it was an easy way to remind myself of the correct terms, plus the mental images amused me.
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Obscene Jesters
Michael Largey 10 months ago
What about mimes? Like they say, mimes should be obscene but not heard.
#94
He Really Thought He Did Something With That "In Your Face"
meeeeeeeeeeee 10 months ago
Black Sun, Summer land, giant spikes coming from the eye in the dome, the North Pole is in Africa, which part don't you get?
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Miriam Insidecor 10 months ago
This dedication to moronic beliefs is ridiculous. Also, looks they missed New Zealand.
Ozymandias 10 months ago
it's literally in his name "globe" i swear to god this guy has a smooth brain what the f**k
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David Morgan 10 months ago
Yes, some of these are genuine stupidity (the unwillingness to learn or change) as opposed to just not being educated (not having the chance to learn). Others are just 'eggcorns' - the language phenomenon where you hear a word/phrase incorrectly but it sounds logical e.g. an acorn is an eggcorn because the acorn is the 'egg' that new acorn trees grow from.
Auntriarch 10 months ago
I wouldn't be surprised if some of them weren't voice to text coupled with a lack of proofreading.
Load More Replies... Parmeisan 10 months ago
Honestly, I'm coming away from this with new phrases I'd like to start using. "Obscene jesters", "Uncle Bill cord", "Grand Stephen things", "Scent of metal", "burst your bottle", "swarm enemy". Only with certain people, of course. My husband in particular really finds this type of thing hilarious.
Gavin Johnson 10 months ago
These folk HAD the opportunity to learn, they chose the other road, the one marked over-confident idiocy. These people have the vote, the same one that you do, their vote is worth exactly the same as yours. Scary ain’t it?
Craig S. (EvilSausage) 10 months ago (edited)
Okay I get that ads pay the bills, but does bored panda really need to put the same ad for super bowl ticket package in front of me, covering a third of the screen, every single time I pause scrolling to read an entry of this article? Dozens of times in the time it takes me to read the thing. I would totally bail on the site right now if I weren't as bored at work as I am. OMG and then I close it again and it immediately reappears!!! Maddening!
Joey Jo Jo Shabadoo 10 months ago
Its something you pay for now, it just means they had $5
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Dave In MD 10 months ago
These are from all the people that voted for trump and believe everything he tells them to believe.
Crystalwitch60 10 months ago
are People really this stupid 😂this is as far to social media as I get I loathe all that awful places n reading these which are so inherently THICK they hilarious apart from the last one bout women being owned by men that made my blood boil cos I’ve been the abused wife mentally n physically and I have scars from both deep scars so that one was bang outta line the rest a come under YOU CANT FIX STUPID 😂
David Morgan 10 months ago
Yes, some of these are genuine stupidity (the unwillingness to learn or change) as opposed to just not being educated (not having the chance to learn). Others are just 'eggcorns' - the language phenomenon where you hear a word/phrase incorrectly but it sounds logical e.g. an acorn is an eggcorn because the acorn is the 'egg' that new acorn trees grow from.
Auntriarch 10 months ago
I wouldn't be surprised if some of them weren't voice to text coupled with a lack of proofreading.
Load More Replies... Parmeisan 10 months ago
Honestly, I'm coming away from this with new phrases I'd like to start using. "Obscene jesters", "Uncle Bill cord", "Grand Stephen things", "Scent of metal", "burst your bottle", "swarm enemy". Only with certain people, of course. My husband in particular really finds this type of thing hilarious.
Gavin Johnson 10 months ago
These folk HAD the opportunity to learn, they chose the other road, the one marked over-confident idiocy. These people have the vote, the same one that you do, their vote is worth exactly the same as yours. Scary ain’t it?
Craig S. (EvilSausage) 10 months ago (edited)
Okay I get that ads pay the bills, but does bored panda really need to put the same ad for super bowl ticket package in front of me, covering a third of the screen, every single time I pause scrolling to read an entry of this article? Dozens of times in the time it takes me to read the thing. I would totally bail on the site right now if I weren't as bored at work as I am. OMG and then I close it again and it immediately reappears!!! Maddening!
Joey Jo Jo Shabadoo 10 months ago
Its something you pay for now, it just means they had $5
Load More Replies... Dave In MD 10 months ago
These are from all the people that voted for trump and believe everything he tells them to believe.
Crystalwitch60 10 months ago
are People really this stupid 😂this is as far to social media as I get I loathe all that awful places n reading these which are so inherently THICK they hilarious apart from the last one bout women being owned by men that made my blood boil cos I’ve been the abused wife mentally n physically and I have scars from both deep scars so that one was bang outta line the rest a come under YOU CANT FIX STUPID 😂
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