I know that my comment deserved an “/s” since I was playing off of unclear pronouns and the article’s use of “virus-like,” but I felt that admitting that I was in on the joke undermined the humor. I stand by my choice and accept my downvotes for the chuckles.
“It didn’t pass muster as much as gas” is now my favorite phrase of the week. I’m stealing that to throw in everyone’s faces and act all smug and sophisticated when I say it.
Why would you want the mystery virus to reproduce?
It’s not a virus, and I think that @TachyonTele@lemm.ee was saying that they’d like the study reproduced, not the Obelisks.
I know that my comment deserved an “/s” since I was playing off of unclear pronouns and the article’s use of “virus-like,” but I felt that admitting that I was in on the joke undermined the humor. I stand by my choice and accept my downvotes for the chuckles.
That was a joke?
Behold my humor: subtle, confusing, and mostly for myself
You took your shot at subtle, fartographer. It didn’t pass muster as much as gas.
“It didn’t pass muster as much as gas” is now my favorite phrase of the week. I’m stealing that to throw in everyone’s faces and act all smug and sophisticated when I say it.
Behold my humor: smug, sophisticated, and incomprehensible online.
Because they’re not a virus. And they’re a new discovery, we don’t know how they reproduce.
Don’t kink shame me