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Okay, this isn't Reddit, no one needs to say "Here's the thing..."
Alright, but who said that?
Reddit name was Unidan. Here's a non-Reddit article about it.
Haha thanks for preventing history from repeating itself on Lemmy. I shouldn't be surprised that there's already drama behind stating that jackdaws are, essentially, crows...
It was one of those things that became almost obligatory. On any thread where someone mentioned jackdaws or crows, someone would say last say "Here the thing..." If not the whole tirade. It got to be pretty tiresome.
Yeah I can imagine how quickly that got old when tens of comments are just that very same spiel. But still I wonder how I've missed that since I've spent quite a bit of time on reddit and really enjoyed reading up on these major events of reddit-history.
Google "jackdaw Reddit" and I bet you get a lot of "here's the thing" comments