• @[email protected]
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    255 days ago

    Something tells me that there are more people/New Yorker interactions than people/shark interactions.

  • Lucy :3
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    45 days ago

    Of course they bite if you pet 'em wrong! By that I mean, New Yorkers need a hit on the head and sharks need a gentle snoot boop :3

  • @JackLSauce
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    35 days ago

    That’s 12.8 billion bites for NYC alone (the population is 8 million there, right? I can’t be bothered to check)

  • @Protoknuckles
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    5 days ago

    I’m so proud of my state. Look, tourists, you’ll be fine, just don’t get in someone’s way, and for the love of god, don’t stay in someone’s way. We’re busy. Move to the side or you’re gonna get bit, and ain’t Noone gonna have sympathy.

  • magnetosphere
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    35 days ago

    I get renewed appreciation for this photo every time I see it. I’d love to know the context. Did they tell the kids that the bunny has rabies or something?

    • The Picard ManeuverOP
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      45 days ago

      This is all the context that “know your meme” gives:

      The photo was taken in early 2015 by Camera Shy, a professional photography service based in Utah that specializes in family portraits. The image first appeared online when Camera Shy posted it to their Facebook[1] page on March 14th, 2015, with the caption “And sometimes bunny sessions go like this…” (shown below, left).

      On March 16th, Imgur[2] user RockiesInOctober posted the photo with the caption, “My kids during our family pictures this past weekend.” Later that day, they linked that image to the Reddit community /r/photoshopbattles.[3] As of 2021, the post received more than 3,000 upvotes, and multiple users created altered versions of the image in the following years (examples seen below, center and right).