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79 People Who Corrected A Stranger And Lived To Brag About It
For the ever-so-pedantic, perhaps nothing is quite as satisfying as putting someone who’s confidently incorrect back in their place. I mean, it’s practically a moral duty—to uphold the integrity of this great big worldwide web of ours. And across the internet, sticklers for facts and accuracy do just that.
But while some do this with actual correctness on their side, others swing for the fences and miss spectacularly, sharing “corrections” that are somehow more wrong than the original “mistakes.” Various online groups exist to showcase and laugh at the finest work of both camps—from brilliantly accurate corrections to hilariously misguided ones.
Scroll on for a selection of some of the funniest “confidently botched” and “technically correct” corrections these folks just had to screenshot and share.
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For context this post was about eBay and using free shipping and then I saw this.
Lyone Fein 3 months ago
Yes, these people vote, drive, and do other things that endanger the rest of us.
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liam newton-harding 3 months ago
I think we can all agree that he has no friends...and absolutely does not understand why.
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StarCrossedFriday 3 months ago (edited)
If they kept doing this to you, over a year that could be a lot of money in your pocket!
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Daaaaave's not here, maaan 3 months ago
This is absolutely correct according to the theory of relativity, assuming that the observer is located either at the top or bottom of the stairs 🧐🫏
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Tiggy Darling 3 months ago
They probably could understand each other on account of them probably knowing 2 or different languages.
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Earthquake903 3 months ago
80, duh 🙄 If your sister was twice your age when you were 2, then she's clearly twice your age now that you're 40. Stop trying to trick us.
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StarCrossedFriday 3 months ago
Honestly, what is it about 'your' and 'you're' that's so complicated to so many?
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chi-wei shen 3 months ago
The picture shows a famous painting by Picasso with the name "Dora Maar au Chat" (Dora Maar with Cat) from 1941.
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BewilderedBanana 3 months ago
$5 billion dollars would, indeed, be life-changing to most people. But if everyone received that amount, money would have no value. something like a loaf of bread would cost something like $100 million. So let's all be thankful to Elon for hoarding all the wealth - he's just looking out for us after all /s
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Karolina Dittfeld 3 months ago
The commentator was right. Nutella consists of 7.4 percent cocoa (from which chocolate is made), which contains theobromine. That is precisely what is toxic to animals...
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Phantom Phoenix 3 months ago
Some people become very attached to their Emotional Support Insanity. Losing it can be very traumatic...
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BewilderedBanana 3 months ago (edited)
i admire the patience and restraint it must have taken to explain the same thing over and over without resorting to insults or profanity :)
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Out of chocolate 3 months ago (edited)
If it bites you and you d*e, it’s venomous. If you bite it and you d*e, it’s poisonous. If you bite it and it dies, you’re venomous. If it bites you and it dies, you’re poisonous. If you bite each other…. just make sure you’re both consenting adults. ETA punctuation.
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highwaycrossingfrog 3 months ago
Shared principals. I guess people with common ideals have to go to the same school?
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DrBronxx 3 months ago
I had never heard "legos" as the plural of "lego" until I was an adult and discovered podcasts. The guys on one of those started talking about it, and I thought it was ridiculous, and slowly came to realise that that's what Americans tend to say. Not necessarily all Americans, but always Americans.
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Mark Bayliss 3 months ago
As bicycles do not have and are not required to have speedometers fitted, they can’t be done for speeding. (UK)
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Rupert Gilliand 3 months ago
"They're probably on their phone." is the actual correction needed.
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Hyacinth (Any pronouns) 3 months ago
This one is clearly a joke, and the corrector isn't even wrong. Come on, Al is telling people to challenge an ant to a deàth match.
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Rinso The Red 3 months ago
It's because the "23" part is hidden under sticker, so they think the product expired in 2020, aka 3 years previous
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B Parke 3 months ago
You almost feel bad laughing at them. Kinda feels like laughing at people with special needs, except with the denigration of the education system (at least in the US), this is becoming more rampant. You could almost call it contagious. Idiocracy is slowly becoming reality.
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B Parke 3 months ago
You almost feel bad laughing at them. Kinda feels like laughing at people with special needs, except with the denigration of the education system (at least in the US), this is becoming more rampant. You could almost call it contagious. Idiocracy is slowly becoming reality.
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