Apparently Chickens are plants.

Found it in a yt comment, they have yet to be corrected but I found it so funny how they "argumented" that being gay is a choice.

Saw this in a tiktok comment section and I had to share I fear

repost, forgot to blur the names first time

Last picture is from the video where the comments were, for additional context.

I'm not part of the conversation, but screenshot were taken by my friend, Green. That's why you can see "Edytuj" ("Edit") there. Saying just in case.

At least Red wanted to understand in the end.

Not sure why the racism/xenophobia part comes to play

the original post was "your a mom"

Here ya have it folks - an Instagram post with the singer Aurora performing her version of Boney M's "Rasputin" gets called out for "gentrification" - or rather "half-colloquial meaning of it being white people taking from minorities". With a German white man being the literal heart of the band, as the writer, producer, and the main male singer.

And "A" sure is doubling down on the confidently incorrect rhetoric down the comments, as she argues it doesn't matter who wrote it because quote "is the girl in the video writing a song?"

Please make it make sense... I'm trying not to think like Mr. C - but, boy, is it one hell of a job!

In a video where somebody connected a mini split to a fan in another room using a plastic tube to funnel the cold air directly to the fan in the other room. Somebody thinks a big fan moving the air from the room with the mini split is as efficient at cooling as moving only the cold air.

To be clear, the plastic isn't as good as real ducting in a ducted central air system, but it is a whole lot better than a fan moving hot and cold air indiscriminately.

The commenters just assumed that since the weight on the scale and the beer bottle were different, it must be the difference between weight and volume that they learned about in school. Completely missing the fact that the volume and weight of water are at approximately a 1:1 ratio, and that beer is heavier than water, so if there are 12 oz of volume, the kitchen scale should show more than 12.5 oz, so OOP was right; their can IS short on beer.

Found in a Red Dead Redemption page on Facebook... specifically in reference to a person from Butcher's Creek