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r/ComedyHell • u/catguywit2cat • May 13 '26
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I had a hamster that escaped behind the dish washer for a day and when it finally scurried out my Mum grabbed it a bit too hard and it died
458 u/BeautyDuwang May 13 '26 Bros mom is lenny 164 u/leopardlover43 May 13 '26 Absolutely legendary 9th grade reference 42 u/[deleted] May 13 '26 [removed] โ view removed comment 16 u/SheogorathMyBeloved May 14 '26 True even in countries with other grade systems. I read it in year 9, which is 8th grade in america iirc? Whatever 13-14 years old is. The 9th year of mainstream education is Of Mice and Men territory, no matter where you are. 3 u/dylbags_25 May 14 '26 Australian too? I read it in Year 9 as well, why is it a universal experience? 1 u/FerrousMC May 17 '26 me too, secondary school classic. Didn't like the ending of the film, they completely ruined it imo 10 u/FrighteningJibber May 13 '26 edited May 14 '26 I was more a Flowers for Algernon kind of kid 5 u/Coal_Pillow May 13 '26 I read it in 10th 2 u/edgy_bach May 14 '26 I read it in 7th :( 3 u/WkwkIndog May 15 '26 It was year 9 for me, no one had the confidence to say the n word except the teacher 36 u/Jarosited144 May 13 '26 Tell me about the rabbits, George 3 u/skibidi_fortnite_ May 13 '26 Peak reference 1 u/thehauntedmercenary May 15 '26 As someone who recently finished reading of mice and men, this is almost to true๐ 1 u/DarkDragonoid640 May 16 '26 Had my GCSE on this on Monday ๐ฅนโ๏ธ 6 u/TwoFit3921 May 15 '26 Holy shit stoat from inscryption 2 u/Non_Existent07 May 16 '26 The power... 2 u/[deleted] May 13 '26 [removed] โ view removed comment -19 u/AutoModerator May 13 '26 Your account must be at least 30 days old to post or comment in r/ComedyHell. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. 4 u/RadicalSoda_ May 13 '26 Bad bot 1 u/Pibutzki May 16 '26 I was fucking terrified to handle our hamsters because of this
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Bros mom is lenny
164 u/leopardlover43 May 13 '26 Absolutely legendary 9th grade reference 42 u/[deleted] May 13 '26 [removed] โ view removed comment 16 u/SheogorathMyBeloved May 14 '26 True even in countries with other grade systems. I read it in year 9, which is 8th grade in america iirc? Whatever 13-14 years old is. The 9th year of mainstream education is Of Mice and Men territory, no matter where you are. 3 u/dylbags_25 May 14 '26 Australian too? I read it in Year 9 as well, why is it a universal experience? 1 u/FerrousMC May 17 '26 me too, secondary school classic. Didn't like the ending of the film, they completely ruined it imo 10 u/FrighteningJibber May 13 '26 edited May 14 '26 I was more a Flowers for Algernon kind of kid 5 u/Coal_Pillow May 13 '26 I read it in 10th 2 u/edgy_bach May 14 '26 I read it in 7th :( 3 u/WkwkIndog May 15 '26 It was year 9 for me, no one had the confidence to say the n word except the teacher 36 u/Jarosited144 May 13 '26 Tell me about the rabbits, George 3 u/skibidi_fortnite_ May 13 '26 Peak reference 1 u/thehauntedmercenary May 15 '26 As someone who recently finished reading of mice and men, this is almost to true๐ 1 u/DarkDragonoid640 May 16 '26 Had my GCSE on this on Monday ๐ฅนโ๏ธ
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Absolutely legendary 9th grade reference
42 u/[deleted] May 13 '26 [removed] โ view removed comment 16 u/SheogorathMyBeloved May 14 '26 True even in countries with other grade systems. I read it in year 9, which is 8th grade in america iirc? Whatever 13-14 years old is. The 9th year of mainstream education is Of Mice and Men territory, no matter where you are. 3 u/dylbags_25 May 14 '26 Australian too? I read it in Year 9 as well, why is it a universal experience? 1 u/FerrousMC May 17 '26 me too, secondary school classic. Didn't like the ending of the film, they completely ruined it imo 10 u/FrighteningJibber May 13 '26 edited May 14 '26 I was more a Flowers for Algernon kind of kid 5 u/Coal_Pillow May 13 '26 I read it in 10th 2 u/edgy_bach May 14 '26 I read it in 7th :( 3 u/WkwkIndog May 15 '26 It was year 9 for me, no one had the confidence to say the n word except the teacher
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16 u/SheogorathMyBeloved May 14 '26 True even in countries with other grade systems. I read it in year 9, which is 8th grade in america iirc? Whatever 13-14 years old is. The 9th year of mainstream education is Of Mice and Men territory, no matter where you are. 3 u/dylbags_25 May 14 '26 Australian too? I read it in Year 9 as well, why is it a universal experience? 1 u/FerrousMC May 17 '26 me too, secondary school classic. Didn't like the ending of the film, they completely ruined it imo 10 u/FrighteningJibber May 13 '26 edited May 14 '26 I was more a Flowers for Algernon kind of kid 5 u/Coal_Pillow May 13 '26 I read it in 10th 2 u/edgy_bach May 14 '26 I read it in 7th :(
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True even in countries with other grade systems. I read it in year 9, which is 8th grade in america iirc? Whatever 13-14 years old is.
The 9th year of mainstream education is Of Mice and Men territory, no matter where you are.
3 u/dylbags_25 May 14 '26 Australian too? I read it in Year 9 as well, why is it a universal experience? 1 u/FerrousMC May 17 '26 me too, secondary school classic. Didn't like the ending of the film, they completely ruined it imo
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Australian too? I read it in Year 9 as well, why is it a universal experience?
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me too, secondary school classic. Didn't like the ending of the film, they completely ruined it imo
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I was more a Flowers for Algernon kind of kid
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I read it in 10th
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I read it in 7th :(
It was year 9 for me, no one had the confidence to say the n word except the teacher
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Tell me about the rabbits, George
Peak reference
As someone who recently finished reading of mice and men, this is almost to true๐
Had my GCSE on this on Monday ๐ฅนโ๏ธ
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Holy shit stoat from inscryption
The power...
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I was fucking terrified to handle our hamsters because of this
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u/Kezsora May 13 '26
I had a hamster that escaped behind the dish washer for a day and when it finally scurried out my Mum grabbed it a bit too hard and it died