Thread: Are lame parody threads a sign of mental retardation?
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Old 08.20.2009, 08:54 AM   #35
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Originally Posted by floatingslowly
my burning question is: why let the little things bother you? I'm all for taking a stand...but against parody threads???

only the lame ones.

what else would you take a stand against on the interwebs, after all?

gotta keep those protest muscles exercised, even against the inevitable tide of world imbecilification

so it's kinda like a treadmill-- you get your exercise, but you go nowhere.

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Originally Posted by sarramkrop
Yeah, but why so often these parody threads leave you with the impression that not even the person who starts them find them funny? I think 90% of the time it's only a case of someone being stubborn just because of other posters saying that they're stupid, not because they themselves find them amusing.

^^EXACTLY. it's like a 10 year old saying "look mommy, i can be annoying!"-- or worse-- "look at me! look at me! i'm desperate! look at meeeee!!!!"
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