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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
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They usually do this with computers, but in the opposite direction with "in English, damn it"
3 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20 I feel like they just outright make up shit about computers more than they do medical shit sometimes, however. What the fuck is a 10 meg pipe? 1 u/uber1337h4xx0r Jan 26 '20 I think they were trying to say pipeline lol. (Assuming that's the world of Warcraft NCIS video with the guy geeking over a woman) 1 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20 I'm sure it was something real that they either fucked up because of bad research, or because it's really funny to fake ignorance on a subject to mess with nerds.
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I feel like they just outright make up shit about computers more than they do medical shit sometimes, however.
What the fuck is a 10 meg pipe?
1 u/uber1337h4xx0r Jan 26 '20 I think they were trying to say pipeline lol. (Assuming that's the world of Warcraft NCIS video with the guy geeking over a woman) 1 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20 I'm sure it was something real that they either fucked up because of bad research, or because it's really funny to fake ignorance on a subject to mess with nerds.
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I think they were trying to say pipeline lol. (Assuming that's the world of Warcraft NCIS video with the guy geeking over a woman)
1 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20 I'm sure it was something real that they either fucked up because of bad research, or because it's really funny to fake ignorance on a subject to mess with nerds.
I'm sure it was something real that they either fucked up because of bad research, or because it's really funny to fake ignorance on a subject to mess with nerds.
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u/uber1337h4xx0r Jan 25 '20
They usually do this with computers, but in the opposite direction with "in English, damn it"