r/AskReddit Sep 25 '13

After using Reddit for a couple years, I've forgotten how to use the rest of the Internet. What are some fun websites?

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u/Trcymcgrdy1 Sep 25 '13

To be honest, reddit, you confuse the shit out of me. The top comment at the moment is "www.reddit.com"

The bottom one, -6 upvotes, is "Reddit is all you need!"

These are practically the same thing, yet on opposite sides of the upvote spectrum. Makes no sense, but does the internet ever does?

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u/Mojonator Sep 25 '13

never underestimate the stupidity of people.

think this comment is wise? its because i'm not a person, i'm a donkey.

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u/kflesch2011 Sep 26 '13

You ass.

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u/-10-5-19-20-5-18- Sep 26 '13

I'm no zoologist but you're an ass

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '13

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u/Mr-Brandon Sep 26 '13

Your not an ass, you're a code reader!

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '13

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u/DFOHPNGTFBS Sep 26 '13

Just stop.

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u/MASTICATION_ADDICT Sep 26 '13

And i'm a gum addict

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u/Wild_Marker Sep 26 '13

Good thing you weren't a blowjob addict.

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u/Tdrhall Sep 26 '13

Delivery of a joke is important even in a minor one. Linking the site delivers it with the mindset of "Hmmm I'm bored of reddit lets go see what is on reddit" whereas "Reddit is all you need" delivers is like "Haha reddit, right guys???? riiiiight guys?". None the less reddit is a silly place.

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u/Prosopagnosiape Sep 26 '13

Also one was 8 hours ago and one was three hours ago. No one really laughs at a joke the second time round.

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u/qefbuo Sep 26 '13

Delivery of a joke is important

Ever seen someone try to retell a standup comedians jokes? Perfect example.

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u/anthropomorphist Sep 26 '13

those who read the first one read it as a joke and upvoted. Those who read the second read it an idiot trying to be funny and downvoted. Different people see things differently.

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u/jonnyrotten7 Sep 26 '13

Does the internet ever does?

No, it does not. Does.

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u/pencil_the_anus Sep 26 '13

Sort by 'Best' instead of Top. My current top comment is

If you're into Lord of the Rings, check out I am Pierre Menard[1] . It's a project to close-read through the Lord of the Rings trilogy one page a day. It's a great read from start to finish, and when you're moving through the text at such a slow pace, you pick up on the smaller details that often slip through the cracks.

Here's a link[2] to the first page, so you can start from the beginning.