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That's funny, my comment got removed when I told someone to touch grass.
because the above is clearly corn ๐ฝ
You probably used it wrong, then ๐คท
You use grass like this, right?
I've never known a way to use it that was "correct".
Either way there are opinions on both sides of the matter as far as the community is concerned and there needs to be a discussion instead of instant "you're wrong"s going thrown around because both views have merit.
And yes that starts with my own comment. Frustration leads to poor decisions.
Three, actually: there are people who know what a meme is, people who don't know but don't care enough to want to force their mistaken pet definition on others, and then there's your side.
There really doesn't, no.
Then let's go ahead and get rid of communities since everything is a meme. Everything can just be dumped here.
No
That's ridiculous. Just because it's more than your hyperspecific pet definition doesn't mean that there's no bounds.
Again, that's a ridiculous strawman argument.