Texas Tech's Tyler Owens, who's a favorite to post the fastest 40 at this year's NFL combine, doesn't "believe in space," as in "other planets," and feels flat-earth theories have some "valid points." pic.twitter.com/jE2jv9vyLv
In all seriousness: It's a satirical conspiracy theory where the joke is that you act like you believe it 100% to essentially troll those around you with a completely asinine take. [Reply]
In all seriousness: It's a satirical conspiracy theory where the joke is that you act like you believe it 100% to essentially troll those around you with a completely asinine take.
This.
The folks that really nail a good Birds Aren't Real reference crack me the hell up.
Tip Reiman, you have made my draft board sir. [Reply]
The folks that really nail a good Birds Aren't Real reference crack me the hell up.
Tip Reiman, you have made my draft board sir.
I was gonna leave it without the actual breakdown of 'Birds Aren't Real' satire, but there are some really moronic dumbasses on here, so I figured I should clarify just to be sure unfortunately. [Reply]
Originally Posted by kcgreene:
I was gonna leave it without the actual breakdown of 'Birds Aren't Real' satire, but there are some really moronic dumbasses on here, so I figured I should clarify just to be sure unfortunately.
it's funny to me how it just sneaked into the collective zeitgeist somehow.
I mean I've seen baseball games where a bird gets hit with a grounder or something and the broadcaster will just quip "well the taxpayers are gonna have to buck up for a new drone..." without so much as breaking stride. No further context to it, just a quick hitter and they move forward as though nothing happened.
You have to be completely earnest or its not funny. Sounds like Reiman gets it... [Reply]
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
it's funny to me how it just sneaked into the collective zeitgeist somehow.
I mean I've seen baseball games where a bird gets hit with a grounder or something and the broadcaster will just quip "well the taxpayers are gonna have to buck up for a new drone..." without so much as breaking stride. No further context to it, just a quick hitter and they move forward as though nothing happened.
You have to be completely earnest or its not funny. Sounds like Reiman gets it...
Have you ever tried to explain satirical conspiracy theories to someone who just doesn’t get the joke?
Darius Robinson is a DT prospect in the 2024 draft class. He scored an unofficial 9.64 #RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 60 out of 1620 DT from 1987 to 2024.
In all seriousness: It's a satirical conspiracy theory where the joke is that you act like you believe it 100% to essentially troll those around you with a completely asinine take.
I like to engage in that sort of humor at times myself [Reply]
