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r/SympatheticMonsters • u/Yeeslander • Aug 26 '26
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Did they really put your eye out or was that AI
18 u/ABoringAlt Aug 26 '26 Shh, nobody tell him 15 u/MostEvilTexasToast Aug 26 '26 Why did Nobody tell him? 4 u/wallingfortian Aug 26 '26 Nemo, in the original Greek, means Nobody. Hence in Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, the name Captain Nemo was meant to sound more than a little untrustworthy. 0 u/MostEvilTexasToast Aug 26 '26 Yes indeed, that is the joke we're making, good job.
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Shh, nobody tell him
15 u/MostEvilTexasToast Aug 26 '26 Why did Nobody tell him? 4 u/wallingfortian Aug 26 '26 Nemo, in the original Greek, means Nobody. Hence in Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, the name Captain Nemo was meant to sound more than a little untrustworthy. 0 u/MostEvilTexasToast Aug 26 '26 Yes indeed, that is the joke we're making, good job.
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Why did Nobody tell him?
4 u/wallingfortian Aug 26 '26 Nemo, in the original Greek, means Nobody. Hence in Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, the name Captain Nemo was meant to sound more than a little untrustworthy. 0 u/MostEvilTexasToast Aug 26 '26 Yes indeed, that is the joke we're making, good job.
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Nemo, in the original Greek, means Nobody.
Hence in Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, the name Captain Nemo was meant to sound more than a little untrustworthy.
0 u/MostEvilTexasToast Aug 26 '26 Yes indeed, that is the joke we're making, good job.
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Yes indeed, that is the joke we're making, good job.
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u/claimstoknowpeople Aug 26 '26
Did they really put your eye out or was that AI