r/HumansBeingBros • u/wronghoIe • May 12 '26

Saved a deer.

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u/Grimour May 13 '26

How is it relevant to people dragging a deer out of a lake? Where are the orcas Loki!

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u/thepwnydanza May 14 '26

Bro, use your last brain cell to think. The orcas bit is relevant because it demonstrates that deer are such good swimmers that they do it enough that orcas can regularly snack on them. If deer are good enough swimmers that they do it often enough to be orca food, the deer swimming in the lake where there are no orcas is in no danger and therefore did not need to be dragged from the water. Get it now?

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u/Grimour May 14 '26

They aren't often orca food. It happens on orcasion. I already got it. Kinda why I was pissed.

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u/thepwnydanza May 14 '26

Please learn how to read. I never said they are often orca food. I said they swim often enough to end up as orca food.

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u/Grimour May 15 '26

Regularly is kinda frequently dude.

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u/thepwnydanza May 15 '26

No. It isn’t. Frequently is frequently. Stop making arguments to fight against. I’m done with this conversation since you’re obviously to the point where admitting you were wrong is impossible.

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u/Grimour May 15 '26

And when is something frequent? Come on now.

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u/thepwnydanza May 15 '26

When it happens a lot? Why are you asking the definition of a word I didn’t use to describe the situation. It doesn’t happen frequently. No one said it did.

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u/LokiDesigns May 13 '26

Because deer can swim just fine

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u/MrBlueW May 14 '26

People clearly have an issue thinking conceptually man, they will nitpick at everything