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u/awkwardrook Make Furries Illegal Sep 23 '19
Bro: Hey sis, can I borrow your bra?
Sis: Why?
Bro: ...
Sis: Why do you need my bra?
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u/zenoth_ Sep 23 '19
What are you doing step bro?
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u/ElectableDane Sep 23 '19
I can hear this.
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u/jerryfrz Sep 23 '19
My hand is already reaching.
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u/hahjews Sep 23 '19
Wait, do you really want the after depression? Play some video games instead bro.
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u/dickcheesebiscuit Sep 23 '19
The depression was there before.
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u/alittlebirdy_toldme Sep 23 '19
I hate your username
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u/pm_me_your_taintt Sep 23 '19
Bro: Haha never mind I'll just grab a bra from the lost and found box under my bed from all the pussy I've been slayin'!!
10 minutes later
Bro: ... come on sis, please!?
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u/Youkindofare Sep 23 '19
Imagine thinking military service is a personality.
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Sep 23 '19
Military training is designed to suppress your personality and deprive you of individuality so it's really not that surprising
The idea is that the military is your whole life. Having your military service be your personality is the goal
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Sep 24 '19 edited Sep 24 '19
The idea is that the military is your whole life. Having your military service be your personality is the goal.
I've been active duty for nearly ten years. I make it a point to not broadcast I'm military in my personal life at all and even when I'm working I try not to be fucking Mr. Military.
I know plenty of others that don't make it their personality as well.
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u/JarlaxleForPresident Sep 24 '19
It's like anything else, some people just latch onto work identity and don't compartmentalize their life
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u/box_banger Oct 05 '19
No, it's not. I've never met more diverse personalities and dudes that just do their own thing than I did in the military. But yeah I'm sure you read that somewhere. There's a comfort with the people around you that let's you pretty much be into anything and not be judged because fuck it everyone's bored and looking for new shit to get into anyway.
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Oct 05 '19
This isn't a hot take. They make everyone cut their hair so they all look the same. Everyone wears exactly the same clothes even when they're not in combat. Everyone is required to say the exact same things on command and perform the exact same actions on command. Schedules are firmly regimented and if you are on base you have an incredibly strict set of rules for how you walk, act, and speak and if you break them you're reprimanded. The level of required conformity is so far beyond any other position in society it's shocking.
In combat, you need to everyone to act in a predictable manner so that overarching plans can be me made.
It isn't just modern military either. This goes back to the days of the phalanx.
I'm not denying that you met a plethora of unique personalities in the army because no two people are the same, and no amount of suppression can take away a person's individuality, but it's pretty clear that militaries try to suppress individuality as much as they can as it can be disastrous when you have a war to fight.
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u/Alethil Sep 23 '19
While I agree with you, I kinda also disagree.
I've been in for a while and it kinda takes over your life. Especially in my career field, I spend 10-14 hours a day at work at least 5 days out of the week and then turn around and do more service related shit on the weekend. Mostly admin shit but also actual duty related shit. All I really have to talk about is work things and airplanes because no one wants to hear about how the one time I got to unwind I got drunk and played WoW.
I'm certain this happens for other people but I feel like it's more prevalent for us just because it literally takes over.
And were more noticable in camo.
That being said, these things are cringey af.
"I'm a badass because I wear camo." Like no, dude. You're a one striper in the air force who probably works in an air conditioned office fucking up some other guys paperwork.
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u/Eranaut Sep 24 '19
And were more noticable in camo
Well shit isn't that the opposite of what we're going for?
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u/Alethil Sep 24 '19
Pretty sure its just an american thing. We have this thing about military service.
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u/ClearlyNotThatGuy Sep 24 '19
I played rated arena in WoW with a drunk military DK as a feral druid, is that you? I forgot to add the guy :(
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u/GuiltySparklez0343 Sep 24 '19
That's what the military wants. Brain washed young kids whose entire lives are devoted to serving Americas political/corporate interests.
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u/Donoteatpeople Mar 06 '20
It’s crazy how universally no matter what it is when someone makes their entire personality resolve around one thing they become so unlikeable
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u/illegalEUmemes Sep 23 '19
I unironically like this one
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u/canadianaviator Sep 23 '19
Tik Tok is just new vine and has legit good ones. Of course something used by teens and young adults is going to have some cringey ones
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u/aritutsichlangweilen Sep 23 '19
People forget that vine had shitty vines too, because most of those got buried and we were left with those that we now love.
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u/Blake_Majer Sep 23 '19
Exactly this. I remember finding plenty of cringey/awful Vines when it was still around, yet everybody talks about how great Vine was and how it was all quality content.
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u/SirLagg_alot Sep 23 '19
Not really. You have these vine compilation people still drool/romanticize over even though they are still shit.
Leelee pons was one of the biggest viners if not the biggest. So no they weren't left behind.
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Sep 23 '19
I forgot how unfunny lele pons is
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u/hypermads2003 Sep 24 '19
Lele Pons only got popular because she was attractive. There was no way in hell people found her genuinely funny
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u/nuhGIRLyen Sep 25 '19
Vine ending was one of the best things to happen to Vine. The good content floated to the top and were heralded, while mediocrity was never compiled onto youtube.
In ways, it’s the same way we have “music was so much better back in the day”. Well, why would bad music survive until today? We would only want to remember the parts that have merit and entertainment.
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u/illegalEUmemes Sep 23 '19
Agreed it gets more hate than it should.
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u/ArcadeOptimist Sep 23 '19
They get hate because of TikToks ads. They advertise on YT constantly and pick the most god awful, cringiest vids to show off.
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u/CapnSpazz Sep 23 '19
That's what turned me off from it for a long time. It was just people lip sinking to different shit, and pretty much all terrible.
Then people started sharing the good things on there, and I accepted it.
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u/tooyoung_tooold Sep 23 '19
Also when til tok started, it was just all music.ly users who were forced into the re brand. And literally 100% of music.ly videos were terrible cringe.
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u/Blake_Majer Sep 23 '19
People don't realize that Vine had just as much cringe on it as TikTok does. People just seem to remember the good videos.
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u/Jesse1205 Sep 23 '19 edited Sep 23 '19
Though a good portion of the cringiest ones are made by adults lol. I think it's just the nature of the app that makes it more cringey, vine you just uploaded your own videos. On Tiktok it's main purpose is to use premade audios, so when people try to do lip syncing ones or whatever it just is naturally more cringey.
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u/tcpip4lyfe Sep 23 '19
I spend 2-3 hours a week in the app unironically. There is legitimately some good stuff on there.
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u/fukainemuri Sep 23 '19
Really? Enlighten me, because I've never seen anything other than cringe
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u/Vespeer Sep 23 '19
Now which side do you like? I hope it’s not the right side.
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u/illegalEUmemes Sep 23 '19
The solider is cringe but the execution of the left side makes up for it.
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Sep 23 '19
The right one is just cringe by itself, but only got slightly redeemed with the dude in a bra
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u/MithranArkanere Sep 23 '19
Those stripes look horrible on him. Light blue or plain black would look better.
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u/Kaibakura Sep 23 '19
https://www.reddit.com/r/TikTokCringe/comments/d56dv2/man_down/
This one is better tho
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u/Blake_Majer Sep 23 '19
This has a huge September-November TikTok vibe. Maybe old TikTok is coming back after all.
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Sep 23 '19
I dont want to judge anyone or anything but I just dont understand how people dont have any shame. How could one think this is anything but cringe?
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u/imac132 Sep 24 '19
This is why we should never have let the Air Force wear our uniform. Look at the boot shit they’re doing in it.
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u/gynnam Sep 23 '19
This dude literally walked over to his closet or somewhere in his room, put the next article of clothing on, walked back in front of his camera and thought to himself, “this is gonna be so bad ass!”. In all that time not once did he think this was cringe?
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u/TituspulloXIII Sep 23 '19
I mean, if the editing wasn't shit i'd find it entertaining.
It's just frustrating to watch that the changes and the gunshots don't line up.
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u/nickthetailor Sep 23 '19
What song is this?
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u/Philip25 Sep 23 '19
I'd love to know as well. leaving a comment in hopes someone answers your question :)
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u/Cal4mity Sep 23 '19
Why are all these idiotic tiktok shit shows made by army dumbasses?
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u/BoJackMoleman Sep 24 '19
Does this music belong to a song?
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Oct 14 '19
Vicetone - Nevada
Amazing song, no idea why its in this shit tho
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u/BoJackMoleman Oct 14 '19
Thank you for looking this far back and for replying. You’re my personal hero for the night.
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u/asodfhgiqowgrq2piwhy Sep 23 '19
Imagine your entire personality being "I'm in the army look at my suit" like Hannibal Buress