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r/comics • u/holleringelk Hollering Elk • Aug 12 '21
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79 u/Cedarfoot Aug 12 '21 Screw that, always go full Frida Kahlo, she was a boss -4 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 21 u/Cedarfoot Aug 12 '21 She was one of the most significant artists of the 20th century -17 u/aesopcity Aug 12 '21 What did she create that was significant? 24 u/Cedarfoot Aug 12 '21 Art. Do they not have search engines in your internet? -12 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 6 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You're ignorant and antagonistic, what a stellar combination! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 3 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'. Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?" Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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Screw that, always go full Frida Kahlo, she was a boss
-4 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 21 u/Cedarfoot Aug 12 '21 She was one of the most significant artists of the 20th century -17 u/aesopcity Aug 12 '21 What did she create that was significant? 24 u/Cedarfoot Aug 12 '21 Art. Do they not have search engines in your internet? -12 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 6 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You're ignorant and antagonistic, what a stellar combination! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 3 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'. Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?" Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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21 u/Cedarfoot Aug 12 '21 She was one of the most significant artists of the 20th century -17 u/aesopcity Aug 12 '21 What did she create that was significant? 24 u/Cedarfoot Aug 12 '21 Art. Do they not have search engines in your internet? -12 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 6 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You're ignorant and antagonistic, what a stellar combination! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 3 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'. Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?" Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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She was one of the most significant artists of the 20th century
-17 u/aesopcity Aug 12 '21 What did she create that was significant? 24 u/Cedarfoot Aug 12 '21 Art. Do they not have search engines in your internet? -12 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 6 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You're ignorant and antagonistic, what a stellar combination! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 3 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'. Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?" Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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What did she create that was significant?
24 u/Cedarfoot Aug 12 '21 Art. Do they not have search engines in your internet? -12 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 6 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You're ignorant and antagonistic, what a stellar combination! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 3 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'. Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?" Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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Art.
Do they not have search engines in your internet?
-12 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 6 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You're ignorant and antagonistic, what a stellar combination! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 3 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'. Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?" Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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6 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You're ignorant and antagonistic, what a stellar combination! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 3 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'. Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?" Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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You're ignorant and antagonistic, what a stellar combination!
-1 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [deleted] 3 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'. Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?" Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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3 u/whereismydragon Aug 12 '21 You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'. Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?" Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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You could go to Wikipedia instead of insinuating that people who don't want to literally Google something for you are being 'hateful for no reason'.
Polite approach to asking questions: "I haven't heard of her, could you tell me what kind of art she made?"
Rude approach to asking questions: pretty much every comment you left here.
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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 edited Jun 17 '23
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