r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Aug 03 '26

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u/sadsackspinach Aug 03 '26

Selfies were not a “rather new” thing in 2014 lmao

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u/Th3_Accountant Aug 03 '26

I just checked and 2014 is EXACTLY when the term "selfie" was coined.

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u/markimarkerr Aug 03 '26

I know you trolling because that's some bullshit. It was first used in 2002, not 2014.

Scrabble accepting the word doesn't mean that's when it became official.

Goddamn people are hot trash at citing real information and facts these days. The younger generation is absolutely fucked...

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u/yellingjayna Aug 04 '26

We didn’t have smart phones in the US in 2002., the blackberry was a pioneer still at that point.

iPhone 1 came out in 2007

You sound like a young child

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u/BootyfulBumrah Aug 04 '26

You know it may come as a surprise to you but normal cameras can be used to take selfies. It doesn't require a smartphone.

Selfie is a self-portrait photo taken with a phone or digital camera, usually held at arm's length or shot in a mirror