Mar 29, 2025
From the previous post. Didn’t want to derail.
Anyway I love looking at the replies of big posts. They’re always funny.
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From the previous post. Didn’t want to derail.
Anyway I love looking at the replies of big posts. They’re always funny.
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I've periodically gotten notifications for a Youtube comment I made eight years ago. Almost a decade! People in the thread are saying "ah but aren't you wrong?"
And get this: my comment specifically hedged its bets. I specifically noted that I might be wrong.
Screenshots below I guess.
Context: this was on a comedy sketch video about fortune cookies by Studio C; one character was accused by a cookie of committing a crime. (Well, to be clear, he was foretold to commit a crime, and a thread started because the crime (bad parking) had already happened before receiving the cookie, invalidating its nature as a fortune cookie that tells the future)
Here's my comment. Note that I say it's a stretch.
And here is the latest comment that I got notified for.