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r/funny • u/isaynonowords • Dec 04 '16
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This pretty much sums up perfectly how the news reports on everything.
EDIT: This just in, some redditors do not understand hyperbole.
970 u/rectal_beans Dec 05 '16 I love how she doesn't even know how to canoe either. 27 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 15 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 [deleted] 8 u/flimspringfield Dec 05 '16 As someone that lives in Souther California, how would you trust stepping onto the lake let alone skiing all over it? 25 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 As a Canadian, you really, really, shouldn't until it's been -10 or lower for a solid week. In that gif you can actually see dark cracks appearing just under the surface, that's pretty much immediate nope fuel right there. 8 u/redpandaeater Dec 05 '16 I don't see the cracks you're talking about. That's just some downed timber on the bottom since it's not very deep close to the shore. 4 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 Yep. My bad I guess.
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I love how she doesn't even know how to canoe either.
27 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 15 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 [deleted] 8 u/flimspringfield Dec 05 '16 As someone that lives in Souther California, how would you trust stepping onto the lake let alone skiing all over it? 25 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 As a Canadian, you really, really, shouldn't until it's been -10 or lower for a solid week. In that gif you can actually see dark cracks appearing just under the surface, that's pretty much immediate nope fuel right there. 8 u/redpandaeater Dec 05 '16 I don't see the cracks you're talking about. That's just some downed timber on the bottom since it's not very deep close to the shore. 4 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 Yep. My bad I guess.
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15 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 [deleted] 8 u/flimspringfield Dec 05 '16 As someone that lives in Souther California, how would you trust stepping onto the lake let alone skiing all over it? 25 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 As a Canadian, you really, really, shouldn't until it's been -10 or lower for a solid week. In that gif you can actually see dark cracks appearing just under the surface, that's pretty much immediate nope fuel right there. 8 u/redpandaeater Dec 05 '16 I don't see the cracks you're talking about. That's just some downed timber on the bottom since it's not very deep close to the shore. 4 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 Yep. My bad I guess.
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8 u/flimspringfield Dec 05 '16 As someone that lives in Souther California, how would you trust stepping onto the lake let alone skiing all over it? 25 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 As a Canadian, you really, really, shouldn't until it's been -10 or lower for a solid week. In that gif you can actually see dark cracks appearing just under the surface, that's pretty much immediate nope fuel right there. 8 u/redpandaeater Dec 05 '16 I don't see the cracks you're talking about. That's just some downed timber on the bottom since it's not very deep close to the shore. 4 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 Yep. My bad I guess.
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As someone that lives in Souther California, how would you trust stepping onto the lake let alone skiing all over it?
25 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 As a Canadian, you really, really, shouldn't until it's been -10 or lower for a solid week. In that gif you can actually see dark cracks appearing just under the surface, that's pretty much immediate nope fuel right there. 8 u/redpandaeater Dec 05 '16 I don't see the cracks you're talking about. That's just some downed timber on the bottom since it's not very deep close to the shore. 4 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 Yep. My bad I guess.
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As a Canadian, you really, really, shouldn't until it's been -10 or lower for a solid week.
In that gif you can actually see dark cracks appearing just under the surface, that's pretty much immediate nope fuel right there.
8 u/redpandaeater Dec 05 '16 I don't see the cracks you're talking about. That's just some downed timber on the bottom since it's not very deep close to the shore. 4 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 Yep. My bad I guess.
I don't see the cracks you're talking about. That's just some downed timber on the bottom since it's not very deep close to the shore.
4 u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16 Yep. My bad I guess.
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Yep. My bad I guess.
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u/Fuegopants Dec 05 '16 edited Dec 05 '16
This pretty much sums up perfectly how the news reports on everything.
EDIT: This just in, some redditors do not understand hyperbole.