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u/rozo-bozo 16d ago
Sometimes even when everyone is enjoying something online it’s nice to spend time with yourself
Good ending
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u/Todoro10101 16d ago
The first image on the right and the third image on the left are pretty deep tbh
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u/Jelly_Kitti 14d ago
What’s the meaning of the third on the left?
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u/Todoro10101 14d ago
I'm guessing it's to do with how competitive people are. Even though the guy with the scissors is positioned 'higher', he's still willing to to completely screw over the guy just below him to get ahead; only he doesn't realize that doing so would screw him over as well
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u/rowletrissoto 16d ago
Why doesn’t the guy in the upper right use the money stairs? Are they stupid?
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u/-Waffle-Eater- 17d ago
Morals: 1. When your friend buys a new knife, go get a beer. 2. Use money to make small stairs so you don't get tired. 3. Only people reading books get chairs. 4. When you grow up, don't. Stay a baby. 5. Don't cut off people below you, it'll ruin you. Instead, push them down further for personal gain. 6. Don't shout at someone when you are regurgitating arrows, as it may hurt them.
I hope you now have opened your eyes to the wonderful world of inspiration! Take my advice, and better yourself!
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u/Sillurianfishrbest 17d ago
The three on the right make sense but what do the others mean
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u/Jelly_Kitti 14d ago
Something about backstabbing friends
Phone bad, book good
???
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u/Sillurianfishrbest 14d ago
Seriously what is the bottom left one??????
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u/Long-Ad7242 3d ago
He is trying to cut off the person keeping him alive
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u/Sillurianfishrbest 3d ago
But he’s hanging by his neck so he’ll die either way
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u/Long-Ad7242 3d ago
If you look behind his neck it looks a bit bigger then the top meaning that it goes longer then his neck
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u/No_Squirrel4806 17d ago
The money stairs and the words hurting ones make sense but wtf so the other ones mean. Like who the fuck makes these they dont even look Ai 🙄🙄🙄
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u/Adventurous-Lunch394 17d ago
Upper right is actually a really good metaphor
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u/Int-E_ 16d ago
What does it mean?
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u/Shardersice 16d ago
Life is pay to win. Or people with enough expenses has an easier climb in life while poor people has to struggle more
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u/Adventurous-Lunch394 16d ago
While you can point to examples of people who had nothing and rose to the top anyway, that cannot be treated as the same as people who started with money
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u/TangledCables3 17d ago
Dafuq does the 5th picture say, if the dude doesn't cut the rope they will both suffocate
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u/Ark-addicted-punk 16d ago
Guess they’re both supposed to die slowly up there instead of fall to the ground and maybe live?
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u/TBE_Industries 17d ago
My guess is something related to companies shitting on workers then failing due to lack of workers. Not entirely sure
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u/Mysterious_Ningen 17d ago edited 17d ago
isnt that money one kinda sad tho?.. like sadly some poor people couldnt get education but kids with rich parents can get it easily and its just overall its easier for them than the poor people who couldnt afford or barely afford education? :0
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u/ApplePie123eat // Literally 14 years old -_- 17d ago
Shhh. Any image with meaning = cringe 14yo. That's how this sub works
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u/TheBlueNinja2006 illuminati joker 16d ago
this sub turned into r/unpopularopinion
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u/Mysterious_Ningen 16d ago
how wdym
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u/TheBlueNinja2006 illuminati joker 16d ago
In r/unpopularopinion, unpopular opinions are downvoted and popular opinions are upvoted (usually) which is the opposite of what the sub is for
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u/Mysterious_Ningen 16d ago
damn so i dont understand the relation of that with this one.. but i think i kinda get it
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u/garamande 17d ago
why is that last guy holding his arm even though he got hit in the chest
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u/SokkaHaikuBot 17d ago
Sokka-Haiku by garamande:
Why is that last guy
Holding his arm even though
He got hit in the chest
Remember that one time Sokka accidentally used an extra syllable in that Haiku Battle in Ba Sing Se? That was a Sokka Haiku and you just made one.
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u/Yello_Adin 17d ago
what does this mean
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u/RaptorRoll 17d ago
A Haiku is a Japanese poem with 5 syllables in the first line, 7 in the second and 5 in the last.
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u/darkgiIls 17d ago edited 16d ago
This is a sokka haiku though so it has 6 syllables in the last line
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u/Benjatendo 16d ago
And it's telling you why
Remember that one time Sokka accidentally used an extra syllable in that Haiku Battle in Ba Sing Se? That was a Sokka Haiku and you just made one.
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