Inane Things

[1durphul]

Cut and paste the most inane thing you've seen a friend post online today... the only rule is that it must have been something they cut-and-paste themselves...

[1durphul]

In response to the new Facebook guidelines I hereby declare that my copyright is attached to all of my personal details, illustrations, comics, paintings, professional photos and videos, etc. (as a result of the Berne Convention). For commercial use of the above my written consent is needed at all times!

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Facebook is now an open capital entity. All members are recommended to publish a notice like this, or if you prefer, you may copy and paste this version. If you do not publish a statement at least once, you will be tacitly allowing the use of elements such as your photos as well as the information contained in your profile status updates...

This went by on my Faceberks about 20 times yesterday. I suddenly have a new insight into which of my friends have no critical thinking skills.

[Sham]

Cut and paste the most inane thing you've seen a friend post online today... the only rule is that it must have been something they cut-and-paste themselves...

This!

[1durphul]

This!

I actually predicted this predictable response.

[BBadger]

I'd copy and paste the OP's post too, but he's not my friend.

[trilobyte]

Silly parrots (retweeting without thought). That's not even the first time that goofy meme has made the rounds. This year.

When I pointed out the hoaxiness to a friend today, she sheepishly replied that reposting it couldn't hurt. I disagree, spreading misinformation can have a negative impact. Aside from polluting friends' newsfeeds with garbage, she sends out a pretty clear signal that she's gullible.

[BBadger]

Email chain letters are sooo 2002.

[BBadger]

Oh wait... I have the best one...


"Hey there, welcome to eplaya!"

[1durphul]

Silly parrots (retweeting without thought). That's not even the first time that goofy meme has made the rounds. This year.

When I pointed out the hoaxiness to a friend today, she sheepishly replied that reposting it couldn't hurt. I disagree, spreading misinformation can have a negative impact. Aside from polluting friends' newsfeeds with garbage, she sends out a pretty clear signal that she's gullible.

Yeah when facebook was about to go public that thing went crazy. Believe it or not it's actually originally from a tea party nut's blog. Unfortunately this thing is so widespread now I couldn't find it on google as easily as I did in March or May the last time this stinker went around.

[1durphul]

I'd copy and paste the OP's post too, but he's not my friend.

I did not predict this. Badger I thought we were friends with benefits... kiss kiss darling.

[BBadger]

Well since you got that face-transplant from Nicolas Cage, I just lost the feeling.

[1durphul]

Well since you got that face-transplant from Nicolas Cage, I just lost the feeling.

I'm sad about this, but we shouldn't have been married in the first place.

[1durphul]

A friend posted this (obviously made up) story to her facebook wall with the comment "how did this guy ever become a pediatrician" thereby indicating she thought this story was real.

This Doctor Is In The Wrong Roll
DOCTOR | BOISE, ID, USA | EMPLOYEES, FAMILY & KIDS, HEALTH & SICKNESS
(My husband and I have taken our 3-month-old child to see a pediatrician for his checkup.)

Doctor: “All right, strip him down to his diaper, and lay him on the table there.”

(My husband does as he asks and I take over by placing my hands protectively over his stomach so he won’t move too much.)

Doctor: “You know, it’s not that cold in here.”

Me: “I know but he’s been rolling over for a couple weeks now, and I don’t want him falling off.”

Doctor: “Uh huh. Well, anyways…”

(I remove my hands and the doctor proceeds to pin my son’s head down to check his one of his ears. However, my son takes this as cue to roll over.)

Doctor *shocked* “He rolled over! Did you roll him over? Why did he roll over?!”

(He pokes my son nervously, which just elicits a surprised giggle from him. The doctor immediately snatches his finger back.)

Me: “Well, like I said, he’s a very active baby and he loves rolling over. So, you just gotta watch him and be careful.”

(The doctor gives me a weird look and pins my son’s head down again to check out the other ear. Although he’s on his stomach, my son again takes this as his cue to roll over.)

Doctor: *jerks back* “He rolled over again! Why does he keep doing that?! Can’t you stop him?!” *to my son* “Stop rolling over!”

Me: “Right. Uh, again, I repeat that I have a very active baby. Even in sleep, I cannot get him to stay still unless I physically restrain him. By the way, I wanted you to check out his bottom gums. I know it’s a bit soon, but—”

(I stop in surprise as the doctor immediately pries my son’s mouth open and sticks his finger in his mouth. As with any new thing that goes into a baby’s mouth, my son promptly clamps down.)

Doctor: *screams in pain* “HE BIT ME! Your baby bit me! I thought you said he was only three months old! Why does he have teeth?! He bit me!”

(At this point my husband intervened, picked up our son, and we left. I have never met a pediatrician so inexperienced!)