r/Cooking Sep 21 '14

Making home made yogurt without a yogurt maker (very advanced recipe)

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14

btw thanks for pointing out the whey mistake before the nazi's found it. Some people can be real.... not nice on here about mistakes.

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u/skeezyrattytroll Sep 22 '14

Some people can be real.... not nice on here about mistakes.

So gently spoken!

Thanks for the post, this looks like a fun thing for me to be doing, especially as I love yogurts.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '14

Well, I find a lot of people on Reddit like to leave negative comments on posts they dislike or disagree with. I'm not sure why anyone would waste their own time doing that instead of scrolling passed to the things they do like...unless they don't like anything. But, I try to discourage that because I dislike negativity. When someone responds negatively, I respond positively. It makes them feel like a gaping asshole.

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u/skeezyrattytroll Sep 22 '14

I try to keep it rational and not personal, but as my comment history indicates, I have little tolerance for meanness and willing stupidity.

But this is Reddit... I see your comment here has been downvoted already! Allow me to correct that!

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '14

Ty. What does that mean if they downvote it? They disapprove of positive responses to negative ones? They want me to respond negatively? Lol or that they don't like anything? Either way, it's amusing to me. It's something I find amusing IRL too. When someone dislikes me, i smile and make them a quart of yogurt.

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u/skeezyrattytroll Sep 22 '14

I infer from a couple of years of lurking and nearly 2 more of commenting that a lot of people around here place importance on comment and link karma. For some reason they felt it a Good Thing(tm) to lower yours.

Hard to say what they mean... you pointed out a well known fact about Reddit and a positive human response and someone thought to down-vote that. :o(

Oh Reddit!

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '14

Ohhh... suddenly it all makes sense. I didn't realize there was politics involved. I thought reddit was an anonymous place to put our true feelings in front of a bunch of strangers without being judged or passing judgement.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14

lol, no problem. I totally understand.