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>>14184750
Hell I might even do it just for a laugh. Keep an eye on the catalog.
>I’m posting on r/KeanuBeingAwesome, the new Keanu Reeves sub on reddit, with u/FruitlessBadger, who's also a mod on r/MemeEconomy. We were friends on Facebook, then he moved to Twitter and Snapchat, before moving to reddit.
>We, inexplicably, could not get invites to the AntiBoomerDoxxer Discord, so u/FruitlessBadger suggested we post here. u/FruitlessBadger has
a bugs bunny profile picture wearing a royal out fit on a throne which he found on Twitter and has changed his moderator tag to humorously say "On Welfare."
>His OC and fanfic, both by about Hazbin Hotel, rest in a private message in a separate tab, unresponded to.
>I have a Rick and Morty 6ix9ine edit as my profile pic which I found on Deviant art. A trap remix of the score from Spongebob plays through my cat ear headphones. >u/FruitlessBadger is a twitch mod for Swebliss, who recently complained about mods power tripping, and this fact plus the post showing that 70% of people voted no when asked if Keanu Reeves should be voted person of the year fills me with nameless dread. u/FruitlessBadger just got back from TikTok posting and has a very quick, very trendy wit, but so do I.
>“So how was TikTok?” I ask after posting a TikTok meme I saw on Instagram. “You were just there, right?”
>“Well, u/CartoonWarp,” u/FruitlessBadger begins, spamming a deep fried meme image of Family and linking a citypop rap mix—a mix of Plastic Love and Logic lyrics. >“Redditors looking for that perfect place to get away from the Instagram invasion would do well to go somewhere like TikTok, as much like TikTok as TikTok itself. There are at least five smart reasons for posting on TikTok including the easy to use format and the variation of posters and songs, the exercise from moving to a song and trendiness, the low effort needed and the unique fads. While many Redditors look for obscure Subs to search for underage girls, few have realized that TikTok has a constant flow of young female users between 8 and 16 years old and that the the lax censorship allow for foot related TikToks to be easily found. They're frequently younger in…”
>On The First Page Of /pol/ there was a thread about niggers. In the thread were a bunch of people complaining about niggers and minoirties while various other posters called them derogatory names based on the little flag on there post, telling them to 'cope' —somewhat futilely I might add, and much to my delight—with their faggotry and anger. But what really cracked me up was—via a live leak webm —three niggers innocently breaking into a liquor store got their heads blown off by another nigger.
It would be a fun challenge to see how I could bend the scene to fit in with Reddit and internet culture, although I'd unironically have to go on reddit to get inspiration. Not sure what'll make Bateman's dark side to be.

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