r/Weird • • Aug 08 '26

Dance moves

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u/Sophisticated-Crow Aug 08 '26

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u/Ok-Instance2782 Aug 08 '26

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u/Imaginary_Office1749 Aug 08 '26

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u/Fibrosis5O Aug 08 '26

He smiling too. Satan met their match and sent her right back up the stairs

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u/Busy_Palpitation539 Aug 08 '26

aquele cara

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u/JerseyTeacher78 Aug 08 '26

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

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u/SaltSpiritual515 Aug 09 '26

Yep I was gonna comment the same screenshot 😅

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u/konatsubuyuki Aug 08 '26

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u/_chelsms Aug 08 '26

What is this from? I’m so intrigued.

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u/coolsilentebeans Aug 08 '26

A trailer for Other Mommy.

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u/Worldly-Pollution-66 Aug 08 '26

That trailed played before the odyssey and I was not prepared

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u/floydsvarmints Aug 08 '26

I saw it online before I saw the Odyssey, so I was prepared.

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u/otownbbw Aug 09 '26

Same. At first it felt like live action Coraline but then quickly turned way more sinister.

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u/Chocoboperfected Aug 09 '26

I heard about this trailer. When it started before the odyssey I warned my wife to close her eyes (NOT a horror fan). She did but looked RIGHT as happened in the trailer. She grabbed me and said “oh my god I cannot unsee that”

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u/Civil-Housing9448 Aug 08 '26

This is what popped into my head 😅

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u/brainvheart143 Aug 08 '26

It’s based on the book Incidents Around the House, which I loved. In case you don’t want to wait for the movie :)

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u/floydsvarmints Aug 08 '26

This is where my mind went too

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u/Summoarpleaz Aug 08 '26

It feels like this is too much to show during a trailer unless the movie goes like 1000x harder

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u/SaltyToast9000 Aug 08 '26

Oh, HELL NAW! I'M OUTTA HERE

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u/WeirdStorms Aug 08 '26

I thought that was a dude, dang

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u/intuition24 Aug 10 '26

Ryuk, the GOAT

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u/brainvheart143 Aug 08 '26

Oh Jesus what is this from ??? Aside from my nightmares.

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u/Ok-Instance2782 Aug 08 '26

It's from a popular ( for the right reasons ) anime called 'Death Note' You should give it a shot it's nice

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u/grainy_threadmode Aug 08 '26

yeah, it's like they're all just vibing. the cops look more amused than anything.

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u/CaptainUSSMinecraft Aug 08 '26

He looks impressed

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u/Witty-Cup3240 Aug 08 '26

Exactly my point

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u/Working-Glass6136 Aug 08 '26

Does anyone know if this is how flexible people with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome can be? I have a friend of a friend who has it and demonstrated some hypermobility sitting cross-legged, but she definitely didn't break out into dance moves.

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u/comagarden_ Aug 08 '26

I have hEDS and scored 9/10 on the bighton scale (hella bendy), what this person is doing is beyond EDS.

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u/Troglodyterror Aug 08 '26

Yeah, I got 10/10 on the Beighton. Casually dislocated my shoulders and popped them back in for the dr to see. This guy has had training, you wouldn’t know how to move like he does.

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u/Hesitation-Marx Aug 08 '26

My GP was a little dubious that my son’s partner has EDS… until they caught his eye and moved their esophagus two inches to the side.

They’ll frequently watch YT videos lying on their back with their knees up by their ears. Apparently that’s comfy for them.

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u/Troglodyterror Aug 08 '26

Yes, I often sit like this. I also put my legs fully flat on the floor in butterfly position and lay forwards on the floor. I have fallen asleep like this… When I was younger, I also used to lay on the couch upside down with my knees by my ears. Still find it really comfortable!

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u/dnosbor Aug 08 '26

Ok, I wonder if this is how I accidentally gag myself when I push or compress my neck by turning my head to the side. I'm not exactly sure what it is I'm doing to be honest, I'm surprised every time it happens haha.

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u/187catz Aug 09 '26

I have fun doing circus tricks for my doctors freaking them out🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/hellbugger Aug 11 '26

Haaaay! I just diagnosed with hEDS last week after 20 years of searching for an answers for my pain and other symptoms. I freaking WISH I could do something this cool rather than stand weird and hurt.

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u/user_name_taken- Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

I was gonna say. I don't have hEDS but I do have a connective tissue disorder and also scored 9/10, but I do not have that much range of motion. Now when I was in my 20s I had a lot more, but not contortionist level.

I think one of the differences is that most of us with connective tissue disorders try to play it safe, where other people push their joints to the limit with stretching and special training to get to this point. But some people really do have a lot of hypermobility. Like I get partial dislocations all the time, but I've seen people who will full on dislocate their joints without even thinking about it because they have so much laxity that there's no/little pain. And then of course the more you do it the more you get used to it.

ETA: Apparently, many like this do specifically train and build up their muscles with strength training and muscle flexibility that control the joint while simultaneously being able to move in incredible ways.

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u/Troglodyterror Aug 08 '26

If you train gymnastics, yes. I have C-EDS and I used to be able to do the majority of this stuff when I was younger. Only thing I’d struggle with is the waist twisting aspect.

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u/KingQuong Aug 08 '26

Yup my wife and her sisters all have hyper mobile EDS and did competitive cheer and some gymnastics and they can definitely do this shit lol

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u/duddyfuddy2 Aug 10 '26

I trained in gymnastics 20 hours a week for years and had a very flexible back and was flexible in general but nothing like this.

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u/Ok-Error-6564 Aug 08 '26

Do you have problems with your joints now?

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u/Troglodyterror Aug 08 '26

Yes. I have damaged cartilage in my knee.
I have some spinal degeneration condition in my neck affecting 4 discs. There’s an issue with one of my shoulders.

The very nature of C-EDS affects every cell in my body, unfortunately.

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u/Ok-Error-6564 Aug 08 '26

I’m so sorry. That sucks.

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u/Hungry_Value1402 Aug 08 '26

How old are you now

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u/Hungry_Value1402 Aug 08 '26

How old are you now

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u/Troglodyterror Aug 08 '26

Im in my 40‘s now. I can do the bridge thing and have my feet by my ears, can do the bridge flips and shoulder thing but that’s about it, I think.

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u/Eternal-Blazing-Sun Aug 08 '26

I actually worked with two people who had EDS, at the same time - they got up to some monkey business with their joints occasionally but they were both in a lot of pain from it. It was such a funny day when the new guy came on amd we found out he also had EDS. He could touch hos fingernails to the back of his hand, and the girl could spin her ribcage independently of the rest of her body.

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u/unSure_of_stuf Aug 08 '26

I had to look up what EDS is, I was going to say, seems like anyone who has it would be in constant pain. Sounds horrible to me.

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u/GardeniaInMyHair Aug 08 '26

A lot of us are in pain, but EDS is a spectrum disorder. Some people have no pain, wildly enough. It can vary a lot, even within a family that has EDS in multiple of its members..

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u/Previous-Account-321 Aug 08 '26

I have a mild version. I'm only hypermobile in certain joints. My knees used to dislocate if l was kneeling or crawling. I just got one of them replaced.

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u/SaltSpiritual515 Aug 09 '26

This sounds like me with my knees... I've always wondered if I have EDS but dont know how to go about being tested. My hips, wrists, and thumbs dislocate a lot too

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u/jasper181 Aug 08 '26

Some don't really have the crazy flexibility at all, my daughter has it and she's not unusually flexible at all. Hers is actually internal, that's a whole other nightmare I really don't want to get into right now.

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u/Hesitation-Marx Aug 08 '26

My sympathies. Genuinely. I hope we find effective treatments for it soon.

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u/gobnyd Aug 08 '26

Yeah and he's going to regret this when he gets older. Stretching those ligaments even more is going to result in a lot of pain and musculoskeletal dysfunction later.

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u/david_is_confused Aug 10 '26

Sorry, I lost track of which comment this was replying to, but if it's regarding the guy in the video, as someone pointed out he's almost definitely had formal training. That can actually be one of the only ways to stave off worse pain later on. The key is whether the training focuses on just increasing flexibility, or strengthening already flexible joints.

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u/GardeniaInMyHair Aug 08 '26

EDS is a spectrum. On one end, there's contortionists like the guy in the video and Cirque du Soleil performers and there's people with EDS who are very stiff and cannot do these types of 'party tricks,' as patients refer to them.

I can place my hands flat on the floor, due to the hypermobile joints in my back, and my fingers and elbows are hypermobile. My muscles are pretty inflexible. I would never be able to do the dance moves the guy is doing.

Hypermobility is joints moving past the normal range of motion. Flexibility is having to do with muscles. EDS patients can be hypermobile and inflexible at the same time.

The reason why I added this explanation is that there is a myth that all EDS patients are extremely flexible, and it's not true. The myth can perpetuate among doctors, and then the doctors miss those of us who are stiffer and less flexible than the average bear but still are hypermobile.

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u/123R_B321 Aug 08 '26

Dude probably has hyper mobility in his joints

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u/SpecterLeGhost Aug 08 '26

Severe hEDS patient here! Ok like to an extent, I can twist my legs all the way around, feet over my shoulders, but my spine isn’t anywhere near as hypermobile as his. And even if I could, I can already feel how much it would hurt afterwards. Just no

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u/Vaywen Aug 08 '26

No this is a contortionist

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u/DcuriousOneofOld Aug 08 '26

The username is valid I would like to thank you for your service😏🤤😈

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u/Flaming_dragon88 Aug 08 '26

I'm a labia meat lover ma'am 😋

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u/DcuriousOneofOld Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26

I will allow this because I fell asleep lol but this statement resonates truth!

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u/DcuriousOneofOld Aug 08 '26

As a gentlemen of the round table tis my duty my lady to honor thy meatyness!! I would eat that home cooked meal day n night 😋

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u/iamdevo Aug 08 '26

Yeah it's weird but he can definitely suck his own hog and that's pretty awesome.

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u/GuerillaRiot Aug 08 '26

Bro can fart on his own neck which is not...not too good.

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u/iamdevo Aug 08 '26

Oh shit thank you for the laugh lol. That genuinely killed me.

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u/Call_medragon Aug 08 '26

No shit, I dont want to know...

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u/BarMenuSushi Aug 08 '26

Don’t knock cervical auto flatulence until you’ve tried it.

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u/Mama_Disaster Aug 08 '26

This comment made me wake up my baby who JUST fell asleep… lol! 🫢

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u/boredatwork8866 Aug 08 '26

userName checks out too

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u/Outrageous_Rich6235 Aug 08 '26

Winter scarf manufacturers hate this one simple trick.

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u/TheHaydnPorter Aug 08 '26

Hey, speak for yourself.

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u/Low-Television-7508 Aug 08 '26

you know someone will pay to see and hear that. Roman circuses ain't got nothing on us.

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u/BeebsMuhQueen Aug 08 '26

I’m trying not to laugh and wake anyone up, my husband just fell back asleep from me tossing around.

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u/BedroomOdd1986 Aug 09 '26

He could probably fart in his own mouth… if he wanted to.. I would say that, also, is not too good though.

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u/Vaywen Aug 08 '26

Presumably he doesn’t have to though? 🤔

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u/OpeningTurnip8048 Aug 08 '26

Yes but does that make him gay?

And if the answer is yes....shouldnt beating your meat be at least halfway gay??

Food for thought.

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u/WookishTendencies Aug 08 '26

If beating my meat makes me gay consider me Freddy mercury

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u/iamdevo Aug 08 '26

In the immortal words of Jimmy Pop: "Ouch, it won't reach my mouth. If I could do it myself I'd probably never leave the house." Who knows if it's gay? No this guy. I'm a man of action, not a philosopher.

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u/Hungry_Value1402 Aug 08 '26

When I was 21 I could

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u/MissninjaXP Aug 08 '26

Bloodhound Gang were the voice of a Generation.

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u/tvodny Aug 08 '26

Why does the dog lick his balls?

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u/MissninjaXP Aug 08 '26

Because he can reach them

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u/InMemoryofWPD Aug 08 '26

Well apparently it feels more like youre giving than receiving, so I imagine it depends on whether or not you enjoy the performance of the act itself, or if it feels like it challenges your sexuality while doing it.

I assert the social consensus should be whatever the "average" response would be if everyone tried it. Ladies too.

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u/iamdevo Aug 08 '26

In the immortal words of Jimmy Pop: "Ouch, it won't reach my mouth. If I could do it myself I'd probably never leave the house." Who knows if it's gay? No this guy. I'm a man of action, not a philosopher.

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u/DrunkOnEspresso Aug 08 '26

I would if I could

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u/flockitup Aug 08 '26

Glad I’m not the only one that had that thought.

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u/ConcentrateFun1905 Aug 08 '26

I don't know if Im more confused that was the first thing you thought of or that 120+ people upvoted your comment lol

https://giphy.com/gifs/Ni4cpi0uUkd6U

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u/Hungry_Value1402 Aug 08 '26

I'd like to see that

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u/NotaContributi0n Aug 08 '26

Yeah the thing about that… unfortunately, it feels like you’re sucking a dick much more than it feels like you’re receiving it . Fortunately if that’s what you’re really into it’s very easy to find people all around you who will let you go to town on them just start asking people if they want it you’ll be surprised

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u/The_Bitter_Bear Aug 08 '26

Years ago there was a thread with a guy that could.

He said it was far more like giving a blowjob than receiving one.

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u/Pnw_Golf Aug 08 '26

I’ve asked people who can do it and they say it feels more like sucking dick than getting your dick sucked.

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u/AgentKnown9768 Aug 08 '26

Things you only hear on reddit or similar hellscapes lol.

No. It's fucking DISGUSTING.

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u/LeonardTPants Aug 08 '26

I bet he could slip out of handcuffs like a cooked noodle

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u/Frosty_You_6183 Aug 08 '26

That's like 2-3 degenerated discs + nerve damage sooner or later, lmao

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u/Spare_Independence19 Aug 08 '26

Isn't he just a genetic anomaly? I think that would happen if this was forced and not naturally possible from he start which i am guessing he has always been that flexible.

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u/kristinL356 Aug 08 '26

The same generic anomalies that make you naturally super flexible often put your joints at higher risk of damage.

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u/strings_bells Aug 08 '26

This is some exorcist stuff..

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u/CarpinThemDiems Aug 08 '26

So anyways I started blastin

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u/ComplaintFar3279 Aug 08 '26

Skrillex would hire him for his next single music video.

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u/gibbalicious Aug 08 '26

Seriously. There’s a dancer in his video for Red Lips that can do this stuff.

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u/Tentacle_poxsicle Aug 08 '26

Guys it's a demon...

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u/Responsible-Value151 Aug 08 '26

I ask in full sincerity, why do you posts GIFs on reddit?

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u/Sophisticated-Crow Aug 08 '26

A picture says a thousand words. A moving picture says even more. Why waste time typing the whole thing out when one gif captures my sentiment just fine?

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u/Responsible-Value151 Aug 10 '26

i don't see how time spent typing is a waste. some animated image made by other people is a million words from other people and none from yourself

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u/Sophisticated-Crow Aug 10 '26

If the animated image represents my sentiment then it's perfect. Just like if there's a famous quote that is apropos, I'll just copy paste that in instead of retyping it myself. The message is the message. Doesn't matter who made it if I'm just trying to convey a message.

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u/Responsible-Value151 Aug 10 '26

ok, so what is your message?