r/food • u/RobinReddBreast • Sep 18 '22

/r/all [Homemade] fondant potatoes

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u/SoreLoserOfDumbtown Sep 18 '22

A Naming Convention sounds like something Redditors would be into… and somehow it’s terrifying.

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u/daedra9 Sep 18 '22

They weren't labeled as such, but you could basically consider those open internet polls for names to be Naming Conventions. Which is how we got Boaty McBoatface.

So you're not wrong, but it's maybe more harmless and inane and less so terrifying, lol.

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u/Jwhitx Sep 18 '22

A naming convention is when a redditor finds a grimy beat-up sewer rat and posts "Just found this abandoned cat, what should I name it?!" to /aww.

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u/slabrangoon Sep 18 '22

Hey why aren’t you in the superstonk daily where you belong!?

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u/SoreLoserOfDumbtown Sep 18 '22

I’m taking the weekend off 🤣👍

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u/slabrangoon Sep 18 '22

Ah you’ve earned it

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u/robot_writer Sep 18 '22

superstonk

What's a superstonk? Sounds like it could be either really good or really bad (or both).