I'm aware of what the rule is. I'm asking what the point of the rule is if people are just publishing text posts that only say "rule". It "goes against the culture" says the other comments but it didn't happen on the r/196 subreddit. Either way reddit can go fuck itself anyway, this instance is 2 weeks old that's not enough time to develop a culture.
Edit: link the video, coward
Two different comments reference "posting an image" or "meme" and none of the comments reference text posts. I'm so lost.
Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill!
I'm legitimately asking what the point of the rule is.
Yes and no? I'm definitely checking for content less but also... I have IBS and I spend a ludacris amount of time on the toilet. Sometimes, I just need some content.
I'm just curious, why not screenshot and include the Twitter handle? Great meme tho
One Plus 9 5g. I fucking hate this phone. I was in love with the One Plus 6t. Amazing flagship killer but the 9 is full of bugs and memory leakage that have only gotten worse since the update to Android Oxygen.
My sister took ozempic and she looks fucking terrible. Walking skeleton. She no longer has an appetite, has to force herself to eat.
If I had to guess it's a speaker of some kind.
I'm an educator for middle school and college students (different jobs), I coach speech/debate. They're both rough for different reasons but I still love my jobs.
Middle schoolers, I don't have to put too much work into my lesson plans which is nice. However they test boundaries and have a ton of energy but when they behave its my favorite job.
College students requires a lot more mental work but the topics we discuss are much more fulfilling. However, I've had much more issues with women in my classes getting creeped on... Racists causing issues with other students... Etc. It's more political in nature.
That's my point