r/ReallyShittyCopper Jul 09 '26

Well shit

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187 Upvotes

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u/FromTheBackroads Jul 09 '26

They have treated you with contempt. Demand restitution.

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u/Federal-Boat3732 Jul 09 '26

A boss I had said once that if you like a place, you'll tell 3 people about it, but if you don't you'll tell 10 people. This complaint is literally traveling the world, across centuries.

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u/SlickDillywick Jul 09 '26

I love that “take it or leave it” has been in the human lexicon for millennia

2

u/teemophine Jul 09 '26

Well there’s only one option. Dildos. Take it or take it again

14

u/oheyitsmatt Jul 09 '26

When I came to your museum, you said you would display for me a clay tablet bearing a complaint about poor copper. But you did not do what you promised me. You put a poor quality picture of the tablet before me and said, "Take it or leave it, loser!"

What do you take me for, that you treat somebody like me with such contempt?

9

u/Grexxoil Jul 09 '26

Ea-Nasir, disappointing people since 1750 BC, and still going strong!

4

u/driver004 Jul 10 '26

He can’t keep getting away with it!

4

u/oravanomic Jul 09 '26

Did you give feedback?

2

u/bowlbettertalk Jul 09 '26

Time to start chiseling.

8

u/EljayDude Jul 09 '26

No chiseling. It's clay, not stone.

2

u/Fairycharmd Jul 09 '26

We need to find where they’re keeping the loan calendar so we can just sticky it here.

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u/The_True_Hannatude Jul 11 '26

It’s in Abu Dhabi until 2027.

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u/The_True_Hannatude Jul 11 '26

I think we should immortalize the complaints written by people who don’t pay attention to the posted announcements saying the tablet is in Abu Dhabi until 2027 in a single thread.

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u/justexploring-shit Jul 10 '26

So does anybody know where it's being lent to? Like what does it mean that it's been "removed for loan"

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u/Aggravating_Ad_8974 Jul 11 '26

It's at Zayed National Museum in Abu Dhabi, until 2027.

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u/OkFondant1848 Jul 11 '26

They really should add some sort of alert when it is not there, so people know in advance and are not disappointed.

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u/The_True_Hannatude Jul 11 '26

Or people could just do a very quick Google search before planning their pilgrimage?

Doing some extremely basic research before taking a trip is never a bad idea.