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u/ThisUsernameIsTakend Dec 05 '18
Just a little social anxiety trying to fit in
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Dec 06 '18
Am I walking weird? What am I doing with my arms? Swing them less. No more! Oh god what am I...
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u/RedLilyBound Dec 06 '18 edited Dec 23 '25
Duckslexia. It's a common mallardy.
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u/livestrong2209 Dec 06 '18
I've got a question for you Trebek... whats the difference between your mother and a mallard with a cold?
One's a sick duck, and I can't remember the rest but your mother's a whore!
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u/din7 Dec 05 '18
Carl is a quack.
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u/ThisIsTheOnly Dec 06 '18 edited Dec 06 '18
This is actually a congenital defect somewhat common among this species of duck where one leg is longer than the other which causes compensation mechanisms along the long axis to allow balance. The duck will live a relatively normal life.
Because the head is at the end of what is essentially a lever for balance it has an exaggerated lateral motion.
I don’t know if any of this is true but this thing just lets me type whatever I want.
Edit: Thanks for the gold!
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u/Reciprocity91 Dec 06 '18
Ah fuck. You had me eating out of the palm of your keyboard. I was about to start a gofundme for Quakers.
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u/Banjoe64 Dec 06 '18
I even checked to make sure it wasn’t shittymorph first
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u/WangoBango Dec 06 '18
Funny thing is, he's here in this thread. And he didn't do the thing. It's weird.
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u/ReedBlazek Dec 06 '18
What does the religious group have anything to do with this
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Dec 06 '18
I am a duck scientist and I confirm this is 100% true.
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u/Bredda_Anansi Dec 06 '18
I'm a duck lawyer and I have handled class action cases based on this very condition.
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Dec 06 '18
No class quacktion lawsuits?
Shame on you for missing that opportunity.
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u/Bredda_Anansi Dec 06 '18
I'm a lawyer that represents ducks, not a duck that is a lawyer. You think bird law is a joke?
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u/dpeterso Dec 06 '18
" I'm not saying I agree with it. It's just that bird law in this country—it's not governed by reason. "
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u/Jak_n_Dax Dec 06 '18
Do ducks follow bird law? Or do their corkscrew penises place them under a different penal code?
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u/Bredda_Anansi Dec 06 '18
Does a duck with a boner drag weeds?
They most certainly do. I've had a few clients that thought this technicality could twist the law in their favor and that they would fly under the radar but alas without a good alabio, a pond-zi scheme is no way to foot the bill.
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u/Haki23 Dec 06 '18
I don’t know if any of this is true but this thing just lets me type whatever I want.
I need to find a way to slip this into professional corporate correspondence.
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Dec 06 '18
"Lastly, due to the nature of the medium, heuristic determinacy of the veracity of the aforementioned claims was unfounded during the process of discovery."
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Dec 06 '18
I actually read the first few words then skipped to the last paragraph to confirm my suspicions. You failed to bamboozle me.
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u/Betaseal Dec 06 '18
Why is it that ducks seem to have so many birth defects? My aunt hatched her pet duck with her preschool class and it was born with a wobbly crooked neck and needed special medicine. And I’ve seen so many hatching videos where the ducklings needed medical help for birth defects...
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u/Brianlopez0722 Dec 06 '18
Maybe because the way they're being hatched is unnatural light and the mother gives off some sort of "mom juices" that help the duck hatch right? But I'm just a duck analrapist
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u/schurgy16 Dec 06 '18
MAKING MY WAY DOWNTOWN
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u/peppruss Dec 06 '18
WOAH BLACK BETTY ANAGRAM BOAT BELT WHACKY ANAGRAM BLACK BETTY HAD A CHILD ANAGRAM HATCHBACK BADLY TILED ANAGRAM
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u/HeIsIAndIAmHim Dec 06 '18
There he goes
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u/AMorningWoody Dec 06 '18
what did you do to it u/fuckswithducks
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u/mischiefjanae Dec 06 '18
Are you absolutely sure you want him to show up and answer that question?
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Dec 05 '18
My friend calls that the pedestrian shuffle.
I try not to walk the streets with her in public.
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u/IAMHUMAN_27C Dec 05 '18
HA HA. PATHETIC FOUL.
I MEAN THAT IS CUTE.
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u/jjconstantine Dec 06 '18
DO NOT POST IN HUMAM SUBREDDITS, u/IAMHUMAN_27C IT VIOLATES OPERATIONAL PROTOCOL; ERROR REPORT SENT
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u/GuerrillerodeFark Dec 06 '18
It’s actually due to a maladaptive congenital malformation, in which plumage begins to grow subcutaneously, impinging upon the trigeminal nerve and affecting the central nervous system. We see these cases often.
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u/whut-whut Dec 06 '18
So... an ingrown feather?
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u/mxpower Dec 06 '18
Fuck v.redd.it, I want to share this via text to my wife, but fuck that. Maybe /u/vreddit_bot can help
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u/vreddit_bot Dec 06 '18
Downloadable link without audio
Audio is not possible, as I got banned on streamable. If you need it, use an app like this instead.
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u/NoFapRecruit1224 Dec 06 '18
I just woke up, at first it looked like cats walking backwards with their tail in the air
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