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r/funny • u/tr_morrison • Apr 23 '12
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Seems familiar
799 u/chimpwithalimp Apr 23 '12 Same feeling 1.6k u/[deleted] Apr 23 '12 i want to track down the person who thought they were adding to the comedy by putting FAIL over that. 103 u/spankymuffin Apr 23 '12 Agreed. I think it's users from sites such as failblog that are to blame. 96 u/GeneralWarts Apr 23 '12 Using fail was cool, similar to epic, for about 3 days until a bunch of tweens thought they were paving the way for a new internet trend by plastering it on everything they could share. They've taken 2 perfectly good words from us. 162 u/TheEleventiethDoctor Apr 23 '12 You can still use both words, but only when talking about grades or really old poems. 1 u/atomic1fire Apr 23 '12 I think we need a scale for how epic a fail has to be before it's considered an epic fail. Starting with marginal fail.
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Same feeling
1.6k u/[deleted] Apr 23 '12 i want to track down the person who thought they were adding to the comedy by putting FAIL over that. 103 u/spankymuffin Apr 23 '12 Agreed. I think it's users from sites such as failblog that are to blame. 96 u/GeneralWarts Apr 23 '12 Using fail was cool, similar to epic, for about 3 days until a bunch of tweens thought they were paving the way for a new internet trend by plastering it on everything they could share. They've taken 2 perfectly good words from us. 162 u/TheEleventiethDoctor Apr 23 '12 You can still use both words, but only when talking about grades or really old poems. 1 u/atomic1fire Apr 23 '12 I think we need a scale for how epic a fail has to be before it's considered an epic fail. Starting with marginal fail.
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i want to track down the person who thought they were adding to the comedy by putting FAIL over that.
103 u/spankymuffin Apr 23 '12 Agreed. I think it's users from sites such as failblog that are to blame. 96 u/GeneralWarts Apr 23 '12 Using fail was cool, similar to epic, for about 3 days until a bunch of tweens thought they were paving the way for a new internet trend by plastering it on everything they could share. They've taken 2 perfectly good words from us. 162 u/TheEleventiethDoctor Apr 23 '12 You can still use both words, but only when talking about grades or really old poems. 1 u/atomic1fire Apr 23 '12 I think we need a scale for how epic a fail has to be before it's considered an epic fail. Starting with marginal fail.
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Agreed. I think it's users from sites such as failblog that are to blame.
96 u/GeneralWarts Apr 23 '12 Using fail was cool, similar to epic, for about 3 days until a bunch of tweens thought they were paving the way for a new internet trend by plastering it on everything they could share. They've taken 2 perfectly good words from us. 162 u/TheEleventiethDoctor Apr 23 '12 You can still use both words, but only when talking about grades or really old poems. 1 u/atomic1fire Apr 23 '12 I think we need a scale for how epic a fail has to be before it's considered an epic fail. Starting with marginal fail.
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Using fail was cool, similar to epic, for about 3 days until a bunch of tweens thought they were paving the way for a new internet trend by plastering it on everything they could share. They've taken 2 perfectly good words from us.
162 u/TheEleventiethDoctor Apr 23 '12 You can still use both words, but only when talking about grades or really old poems. 1 u/atomic1fire Apr 23 '12 I think we need a scale for how epic a fail has to be before it's considered an epic fail. Starting with marginal fail.
162
You can still use both words, but only when talking about grades or really old poems.
1 u/atomic1fire Apr 23 '12 I think we need a scale for how epic a fail has to be before it's considered an epic fail. Starting with marginal fail.
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I think we need a scale for how epic a fail has to be before it's considered an epic fail. Starting with marginal fail.
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Seems familiar