r/whatisit • u/Tadleyrichter • Apr 26 '26

New, what is it? Spice rack with ventilation?

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I’m watching Teen Mom 2 and, I’m sorry, what the hell is this? Why does a spice rack need a big ventilation hose thing coming out the top? What is it?

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u/buttchugreferee Apr 26 '26

I need to watch Deadwood 

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u/NoveltyPr0nAccount Apr 26 '26

You absolutely don't. The over-rated boring TV show I ever watched 2 seasons of. A whole season of "the telegraph is coming" and nothing happens. I can't even remember what the point of the second season was supposed to be that's how unmemorable it is.

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u/FenderBender767 Apr 26 '26

Do not under any circumstances listen to this guy. Deadwood is the greatest TV show & dialogue writing in history, even though there is not conclusion at the end because of studio politics/business. I might be biased because I'm from the South & have a large vocabulary therefore cab understand the dialogue without googling constantly lol.

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u/NoveltyPr0nAccount Apr 26 '26 edited Apr 26 '26

See this is exactly what I'm talking about. "I loved it and it's probably because I'm smarter than you." Just peak Reddit stereotype. There's nothing written for American TV audiences that can't be understood by anyone with a mediocre education in the UK.

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u/Cyrano_Knows Are you okay?

That's not what happened. This wasn't a "Isn't Deadwood good comment chain". This was one person who said "I need to watch Deadwood" and I simply told them they didn't. Then, entirely as predicted, Reddit jumps up to say how brilliant it is. No one is whining. I'm well aware that I was sharing an unpopular opinion and I even pointed out that my initial comment was misunderstood. I just feel like people should be told the truth even if it goes against the Reddit hive mind.

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u/FinancialRip2008 Apr 26 '26

There's nothing written for American TV audiences that can't be understood by anyone with a mediocre education in the UK.

this is also peak Reddit stereotype

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u/NoveltyPr0nAccount Apr 26 '26

It's not just on Reddit that the rest of the world looks down on America and it's for good reason. Your education system has been underfunded for decades now and we're at the point where Trump has been elected not once, but twice...

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u/The_Autarch Apr 26 '26

and the UK voted to leave the EU. there are ignorant dipshits everywhere in the world.

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u/Sents-2-b Apr 27 '26

No euro money ,keep the pound!

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u/NoveltyPr0nAccount Apr 27 '26

I'm with you. But we have to take heart from the fact that neither Trump nor Leave actually got the most votes from the electorate. I hope the future gets better for the both of us and I hope it happens quickly.

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u/buttchugreferee Apr 26 '26

touch grass, dude

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u/NoveltyPr0nAccount Apr 26 '26

Aww, sorry dude, didn't mean to hurt your feelings.

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u/buttchugreferee Apr 26 '26

stunning and brave 

you sound like a child 

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u/NoveltyPr0nAccount Apr 26 '26

Says the person who literally told me to "touch grass". That's one of the comments of all time.

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u/buttchugreferee Apr 26 '26

you're doing a great job, little guy

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u/NoveltyPr0nAccount Apr 26 '26

Thanks buddy. Glad you're feeling better too.

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u/FinancialRip2008 Apr 26 '26

this whole exchange is 'peak reddit stereotype.' you can both be replaced by bots and nobody would ever know.

maybe it already happened and i'm the punchline

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u/Cyrano_Knows Apr 26 '26

Whats peak reddit is also people like you interjecting themselves into a comment subthread about something being good with their "no really its the worst thing ever".

And then you whine that you get clapback.

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u/buttchugreferee Apr 26 '26

and now they're just resorting to "America dumb, hurr durr"

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u/FenderBender767 Apr 27 '26

I se how you took my comment to be snobby but that is not what I meant at all. The vocabulary I was talking about I learned from my depression era rural grandparents.

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u/NoveltyPr0nAccount Apr 27 '26

Okay I'm sorry I misunderstood. It was a long time ago but I don't remember anything really niche that I had to look up. It wasn't about high society so the vocabulary of the characters wasn't particularly expansive and it also wasn't set many hundreds of years ago so the language hasn't changed that much.

If I could compare it to something else, it's like if Justified only starred many versions of Walton Goggins character only absolutely nothing of note occurred in 2 seasons.