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Please no im getting skibidified. Take all my fanum tax to stopmaxx this
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Yes, it's the Skibidi Senator
Can someone please tell her that this is actually pretty cringe?
she is certainly one of the gen alpha representatives of all timeWinnyace wrote:
Can someone please tell her that this is actually pretty cringe?
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To be fair this particular message was quite sweet of her, but yeah it's pretty cringe. I think she's embraced that though.Winnyace wrote:
Can someone please tell her that this is actually pretty cringe?
Nah. The message itself is lovely. The "writing skibidi speeches to be read out in our nation's capital" part is cringe.Ymir wrote:
To be fair this particular message was quite sweet of her, but yeah it's pretty cringe. I think she's embraced that though.Winnyace wrote:
Can someone please tell her that this is actually pretty cringe?
Either way, no one has beaten Hillary Clinton when it comes to cringe ass shit.
Maduro:Winnyace wrote:
Nah. The message itself is lovely. The "writing skibidi speeches to be read out in our nation's capital" part is cringe.Ymir wrote:
To be fair this particular message was quite sweet of her, but yeah it's pretty cringe. I think she's embraced that though.Winnyace wrote:
Can someone please tell her that this is actually pretty cringe?
Either way, no one has beaten Hillary Clinton when it comes to cringe ass shit.
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
probably just by living in the usBehrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
there is a difference between not being on social media and being out of touch with like the newsBehrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
Wallahi she's skibidi'd.
What do you mean? Don't people find out about the news through social media? I can't think of another place where I would know about her existence, for example. It's not something I would find out about on YouTube.Patatitta wrote:
there is a difference between not being on social media and being out of touch with like the newsBehrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
Certainly, if I watched or read the newspaper I would know who the president of the United States is, but what people know always goes well beyond that (for example, knowing who this woman is, as well as a ton of semi-celebrities, etc), it seems like magic.
Social media. Reddit, Twitter, YouTube, etc. If you don't want to use other social media platforms, don't. You're honestly saving yourself.Behrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
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Well I know her from OT!Neus server soBehrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
don't you have conversations with people?, don't you see your family looking at the news or something?, don't you even glimpse any other website other than OT?, honestly, it seems harder to be completely clueless than totally informedBehrauder wrote:
What do you mean? Don't people find out about the news through social media? I can't think of another place where I would know about her existence, for example. It's not something I would find out about on YouTube.Patatitta wrote:
there is a difference between not being on social media and being out of touch with like the newsBehrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
Certainly, if I watched or read the newspaper I would know who the president of the United States is, but what people know always goes well beyond that (for example, knowing who this woman is, as well as a ton of semi-celebrities, etc), it seems like magic.
It's possible he only knows things regarding his country, not what an Australian politician did for clout, in second language for him.Patatitta wrote:
don't you have conversations with people?, don't you see your family looking at the news or something?, don't you even glimpse any other website other than OT?, honestly, it seems harder to be completely clueless than totally informedBehrauder wrote:
What do you mean? Don't people find out about the news through social media? I can't think of another place where I would know about her existence, for example. It's not something I would find out about on YouTube.Patatitta wrote:
there is a difference between not being on social media and being out of touch with like the newsBehrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
Certainly, if I watched or read the newspaper I would know who the president of the United States is, but what people know always goes well beyond that (for example, knowing who this woman is, as well as a ton of semi-celebrities, etc), it seems like magic.
Also, quite frankly, this isn't news. An Australian politician, speaking in Gen Z slang, has such little importance for anybody outside of Australia, and even inside, that it isn't worth reporting on for more than 60 seconds.
you missunderstand me, I don't mean this specific case, I mean like in general what they said of not knowing what the current US president isWinnyace wrote:
It's possible he only knows things regarding his country, not what an Australian politician did for clout, in second language for him.Patatitta wrote:
don't you have conversations with people?, don't you see your family looking at the news or something?, don't you even glimpse any other website other than OT?, honestly, it seems harder to be completely clueless than totally informedBehrauder wrote:
What do you mean? Don't people find out about the news through social media? I can't think of another place where I would know about her existence, for example. It's not something I would find out about on YouTube.Patatitta wrote:
there is a difference between not being on social media and being out of touch with like the newsBehrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
Certainly, if I watched or read the newspaper I would know who the president of the United States is, but what people know always goes well beyond that (for example, knowing who this woman is, as well as a ton of semi-celebrities, etc), it seems like magic.
Also, quite frankly, this isn't news. An Australian politician, speaking in Gen Z slang, has such little importance for anybody outside of Australia, and even inside, that it isn't worth reporting on for more than 60 seconds.
About things from my country, I know a few things that I see people talking about, and they talk about it because they saw it on social media, and I end up knowing it because I was there, just as happened today, in the case of the Australian. When I say that I only found out about it from them, they are surprised, because they say it's "everywhere".Patatitta wrote:
you missunderstand me, I don't mean this specific case, I mean like in general what they said of not knowing what the current US president isWinnyace wrote:
It's possible he only knows things regarding his country, not what an Australian politician did for clout, in second language for him.Patatitta wrote:
don't you have conversations with people?, don't you see your family looking at the news or something?, don't you even glimpse any other website other than OT?, honestly, it seems harder to be completely clueless than totally informedBehrauder wrote:
What do you mean? Don't people find out about the news through social media? I can't think of another place where I would know about her existence, for example. It's not something I would find out about on YouTube.Patatitta wrote:
there is a difference between not being on social media and being out of touch with like the newsBehrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
Certainly, if I watched or read the newspaper I would know who the president of the United States is, but what people know always goes well beyond that (for example, knowing who this woman is, as well as a ton of semi-celebrities, etc), it seems like magic.
Also, quite frankly, this isn't news. An Australian politician, speaking in Gen Z slang, has such little importance for anybody outside of Australia, and even inside, that it isn't worth reporting on for more than 60 seconds.
About the president of the united states, I doubt I never heard his name, but I simply didn't pay attention to it, and I ended up not knowing...
cultureBehrauder wrote:
How do you guys know so many random people? I only know someone if their level of fame is like Elon Musk, I don't even know who the president of the United States is now (I just know it's not Trump), maybe I should use other social media other than OT!... but I don't want to.
pokemon go to the poles!Winnyace wrote:
Either way, no one has beaten Hillary Clinton when it comes to cringe ass shit.
There are news websites you know. Either local or global focused.Behrauder wrote:
What do you mean? Don't people find out about the news through social media? I can't think of another place where I would know about her existence, for example. It's not something I would find out about on YouTube.
news is boring and shit thoNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
There are news websites you know. Either local or global focused.Behrauder wrote:
What do you mean? Don't people find out about the news through social media? I can't think of another place where I would know about her existence, for example. It's not something I would find out about on YouTube.
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