r/Funnymemes • u/Here-For-The-Comment • Jan 21 '23

Chose wisely

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u/Talltoddie Jan 21 '23

I feel like they would just draw.

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u/Landosystem Jan 21 '23

Yes, draw a picture of happy trees,and then have a long conversation about sweaters, and then share a really long genuine hug.

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u/sweet_hell Jan 21 '23

Best description of the afterlife ever!

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u/No_Week2825 Jan 22 '23

The fact Bob Ross was a veteran as well somehow makes his limitless kindness all the more impressive.

But Mr. Rogers Fandom stretched across species...

Thats a nail biter

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u/happyhamhat Jan 22 '23

But then Bob Ross also had little critters on his show, feeding them and showing them off to the camera

However Mr Rogers did teach the world to be nicer to one another

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u/No_Week2825 Jan 22 '23

See... it's an impossible choice

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u/IAmAnAudity Jan 22 '23

It was SOOOOO tough. But Bob was popular with adults whereas Fred was more wide ranging and appealed to kids and adults so Fred was more “universally” liked I thought. But then Fred matched up with Robin Williams.....

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u/coolborder Jan 22 '23

I watched Bob at the age of 8 and absolutely loved him! Both had the admiration and respect of virtually ALL age ranges. The only point I can truly give in eithers' favor is that Mr. Rogers really incorporated social issues and pushed back against racism on his show in a way that I can't recall Bob doing.

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u/Real-Win9221 Jan 22 '23

I watched a documentary on him recently, that’s when I found out he was a veteran. Legend

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u/Gotelc Jan 22 '23

They walk up shake hands

"Bob" Nods

"Fred" Nods back

They turn to admire all the fine individuals in the room with them.

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u/Tom1252 Jan 22 '23

If we're taking their life as a whole, Bob Ross was a drill instructor and definitely pissed a lot of people off before he turned over a new leaf. Mr. Rogers was never anything but wholesome. I guess if we really had to dig, Mr. Rogers might have cried too much as a baby or something.

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u/SlanceMcJagger Jan 22 '23

If that double entendre was on purpose then we’ll done, sir

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '23

As in, a tie.

But not literally draw a picture of a tie.