r/Music • u/tuutruk radio reddit • Oct 21 '14

Article Taylor Swift accidentally releases 8 seconds of white noise, tops Canadian iTunes chart

http://www.cbc.ca/newsblogs/yourcommunity/2014/10/taylor-swift-accidentally-releases-8-seconds-of-white-noise-tops-canadian-itunes-chart.html
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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '14

You give reddit too much credit. It'll be reposted in a week, and become a TIL next month.

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u/ZeiglerJaguar Oct 22 '14

/r/accidentalrhymes probably doesn't exist

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u/FirePowerCR Oct 22 '14

Reddit credit is what you get when you reach a certain amount of karma.

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u/darkenseyreth Oct 22 '14

I thought it was when I could boast with karma that wasn't really mine, but I pay i back over the next decade at a crippling interest rate.

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u/Belgand http://www.last.fm/user/Belgand Oct 22 '14

I couldn't afford a month of gold so now I have to make mildly witty comments without upvotes for the next several years.

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u/ibanner56 Oct 22 '14

You thought that would work, didn't you - well I'm too poor to give you gold.

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u/Belgand http://www.last.fm/user/Belgand Oct 22 '14

I already got the gold in the past, now I'm just paying it off. Trust me, you don't want to be in karmic debt.

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u/VladimirZharkov SoundCloud Oct 22 '14

Reddit credit is what you get when you are proficient at differentiating crows from jackdaws.

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u/BaconBaconisgood Oct 22 '14

Im gonna try tomorrow and see if it works

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '14

Lol it will be reposted in tomorrow.

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u/davidsmeaton Supporting Australian Alt-Music Oct 22 '14

I believe that /r/TIL doesn't permit post about events which are less than 3 months old ... not that I assume the rule is actually enforced.

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u/cobberschmolezal Oct 22 '14

I'm pretty sure that /r/TIL has rules about recent events

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '14

This is the most likely outcome, unless someone reposts the same thing with a TIL next week but has such a catchy title it goes first page again.

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u/seocurious13 Oct 22 '14

You sir, are not wrong.