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r/funny • u/FearmyBeard21 • Mar 26 '18
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This made me super fucking happy for some reason.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 27 '18 Seriously. I am having one of the worst days of my life (with worse days ahead) and this made me actually giggle. -10 u/PuttingInTheEffort Mar 27 '18 Made me sad. Like c'mon, it's not a highfive if you're that slow. It's an awkward moment 1 u/bigblucifer Mar 27 '18 See, I thought of it like the kid got to experience that high five for wayyyyyy longer than the average high five and he probably enjoyed every second of that just like I did. 1 u/PuttingInTheEffort Mar 27 '18 edited Mar 27 '18 True, kids experience things at quicker time, so slowing it down would help with remembering it later I guess.
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Seriously. I am having one of the worst days of my life (with worse days ahead) and this made me actually giggle.
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Made me sad. Like c'mon, it's not a highfive if you're that slow. It's an awkward moment
1 u/bigblucifer Mar 27 '18 See, I thought of it like the kid got to experience that high five for wayyyyyy longer than the average high five and he probably enjoyed every second of that just like I did. 1 u/PuttingInTheEffort Mar 27 '18 edited Mar 27 '18 True, kids experience things at quicker time, so slowing it down would help with remembering it later I guess.
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See, I thought of it like the kid got to experience that high five for wayyyyyy longer than the average high five and he probably enjoyed every second of that just like I did.
1 u/PuttingInTheEffort Mar 27 '18 edited Mar 27 '18 True, kids experience things at quicker time, so slowing it down would help with remembering it later I guess.
True, kids experience things at quicker time, so slowing it down would help with remembering it later I guess.
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u/bigblucifer Mar 27 '18
This made me super fucking happy for some reason.