• @quixotic120
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    393 months ago

    That punctuation is infuriating

    • DarkThoughts
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      33 months ago

      That’s putting it mildly… It’s worse than their whole conspiracytard shtick.

      • @PlantJam
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        43 months ago

        The weird grammar and punctuation is usually part of the shtick.

    • @Invertedouroboros
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      33 months ago

      Feels like I’m receiving the facebook post via morse code.

    • Rain World: Slugcat Game
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      02 months ago

      seems like they have double space to period and capitalizing the first letter of a sentence turned on, and they put two spaces between words

  • @ccunning
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    223 months ago

    I would have a lot more confidence if they had already found. the. guide. before. listing. the. plate. for. sale.

  • @Aganim
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    163 months ago

    And it’s even for sale and you get 35% discount on other stuff you won’t actually need.

    By Grabthar’s hammer… what a savings.

  • atocci
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    143 months ago

    Selling these things seems like a solid business move.

      • @[email protected]
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        73 months ago

        Hell, I’m a writer, I’m going to make a 80% AI generated ebook under a dumb pen name and sell it to them on Amazon.

        But I am not sure it is worth my sanity. It might be too much work to investigate and then do propaganda on the sovcit facebook groups.

  • VindictiveJudge
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    113 months ago

    Normally these posts don’t have enough punctuation. Now there’s one with too much. Not sure which I prefer.

    • @PenguinMage
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      13 months ago

      As someone who thought engineering was in his future a long time ago… I prefer less as I understand the whole punctuation thing poorly. I love commas though!

  • @brygphilomena
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    103 months ago

    Discount is based on competitors value. Lol, so no real discount, and probably no actual competitor to even price check against.

  • you_are_dust
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    93 months ago

    Now I really want to start a business selling this stuff. I wonder if there are disclaimers on the site just in case someone tries to sue for it not working. Or are these people so convinced that it’s all on the government that sueing someone selling this stuff wouldn’t cross their minds?

    • Aisteru
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      43 months ago

      I get the feeling, but for real, please don’t feed that mentality :( We don’t need more

    • @apfelwoiSchoppen
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      13 months ago

      Oddly enough that seems to be the thing sovcits love doing.

  • @TheBraveSirRobbin
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    73 months ago

    Is it bad if I kinda want these? Obviously wouldn’t put them on my car, but I think it would be funny to hang them up somewhere in my home. You know like those people who hang up old license plates around their home, garage, or business? Just put these fake ones up there either with or as standalones

  • 𝕸𝖔𝖘𝖘
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    43 months ago

    I personally know someone who writes like this. Messages, blog posts, emails, sms, anything. I see their message, mark as read, and move on. I simply can’t. My brain cannot comprehend this grammar (or, rather, lack thereof). Instead of consistently getting pissed at this person, I just don’t read what they have to say. If it’s truly important, they’ll tell me in person the next time we meet. Otherwise, it’s fodder in a seemingly endless maelstrom of random letters.

  • @apfelwoiSchoppen
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    33 months ago

    It’s well explained and purchasable, it has to be legit! 🫨