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PUGGERNAUT posted:Happy Mother's Day from r/childfree: Didn't it turn out that the NAR editor was making all the stories way more STDH than when they were submitted? Shouldn't apply to Reddit, though.
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razorrozar posted:Didn't it turn out that the NAR editor was making all the stories way more STDH than when they were submitted? Judge for yourself, NAR lets people view raw story submissions . (The answer is yes to a ridiculous degree.)
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# ? May 11, 2015 00:59 |
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ibntumart posted:Judge for yourself, NAR lets people view raw story submissions . (The answer is yes to a ridiculous degree.) For instance, things that probably happened quote:Hardware store quote:
It'll be interesting to see how that gets STDHified, considering these are really boring pointless anecdoes On the other hand, there's still some primo bullshit to be had. quote:Milkshake-themed Cafe Tunicate has a new favorite as of 01:22 on May 11, 2015 |
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I don't want to get arrested, but if I do it better be in a city that has a bar inside of the jail.
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# ? May 11, 2015 01:27 |
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razorrozar posted:Didn't it turn out that the NAR editor was making all the stories way more STDH than when they were submitted? This is the one I originally found. They've been getting better at removing overlapping stories lately, but a few still slip through the cracks. Not Always Right posted:
Unfiltered posted:Junior High School
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# ? May 11, 2015 01:53 |
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There's one editor there who always adds Princeton to any mention of Harvard and/or Yale. Dude, you're just embarrassing everyone.
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Can't blame the editor for all the junk on NAR:unfiltered posted:Customer- Hi (name). My name is *name*
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Movie Timequote:Needs A Military Rescue
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quote:(In high school, I was wrongly kept off of the honor roll. When this was corrected, it embarrassed a few of my teachers, and they never forgot. A few years later, I’m at my first year of college, and my sister is at her first year of high school. I’m doing quite well in my classes, and she can’t help but update my former teachers on my progress. But her updates annoy my former math teacher, and he calls a parent-teacher conference with my mother, under the pretense that my sister is struggling.) Wow, that is one hell of a plot drop for such a lovely story!
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# ? May 11, 2015 11:09 |
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Khazar-khum posted:Movie Time There's something almost sympathetic about these desperate, fairly simple STDHs where you know the person just really wishes it or something like it would happen to them, like the bus rune girl.
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Khazar-khum posted:Movie Time
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# ? May 11, 2015 12:16 |
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Khazar-khum posted:Movie Time I was waiting for the part where the OP starts and goes on about how he was actually in Iraq as well and was discharged for being too awesome somehow and what does he know about sacrifice? After all he only lost his 2 brothers he enlisted with and came home to bury his dad and wife. Or something like that. And then the guy pestering him would cry and saw he's sorrow.
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hyperhazard posted:This is the one I originally found. They've been getting better at removing overlapping stories lately, but a few still slip through the cracks. Ohhhhh, now I see why specific place names are always a generic word in [brackets] - the editors add them in and don't know the name of the actual thing!
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Boris Galerkin posted:And then the guy pestering him would cry and saw he's sorrow. I know what you meant but I like this better.
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classicSTDH.txt (I’m a brony (male fan of My Little Pony). I’m also interested in Japanese names and cultures. During Japanese class, our class was told to use some form of Japanese name for the rest of the year. I’m dressed in a white shirt.) Student #1: “I’ll just call myself ‘Ching Chong’ or something.” Student #2: “Aw, man! That’s what I was going to call myself!” Me: “You do realize both those names don’t exist, right? There’s plenty of names to use.” Student #1: “Shut up, nerd! You don’t know anything about Japanese!” Me: *in Japanese* “You dare challenge me?” Student #2: “What the f*** did you just say?” Me: *in Swedish* “‘You dare challenge me’ in Japanese.” Student #1: “No. You didn’t! You just made up some words!” (At this point, the teacher enters the room.) Teacher: “Alright. What are you guys gonna call yourself?” (We get to choose our names according to our class list. I’m in the middle of the list. So far, most people don’t know what to call themselves and just make up names.) Teacher: “Well then, [Name]. What are you going to be called for the rest of the year?” Me: “Shiro Kishi.” *literally, ‘White Knight’* Teacher: “Oh? That’s… an interesting name. Sounds a bit like someone from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, does it not?” Me: “That’s right.” (The two people from earlier drops their jaws at this point as the teacher is known to be super strict. I look at a girl next to me who’s dressed completely in black and who has been looking at me during the entire conversation.) Me: *in Japanese, to the girl* “I’m Shiro Kishi. Just call me Shiro.” Girl: *in Japanese* “If you’re the White Knight, then I’ll call myself Kuro Kishi.” *literally, ‘Black Knight’* “Just call me Kuro!” Teacher: “I need to take a note to give both of you an ‘A’ for the rest of the year, Kuro, Shiro.” Me: “Arigato, sensei.” (The girl and I started dating after that lesson. It turns out she was also a fan of ‘My Little Pony.’ The teacher, she, and I enjoyed discussing the latest episode in Japanese during class just to piss the bullies of the class off.)
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EmmyOk posted:classicSTDH.txt Ones like this depress me, where the author is obviously describing a fantasy life they wish they had. It's the combination of pity and vicarious embarrassment.
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EmmyOk posted:classicSTDH.txt Old but gold. Those are the kind of stories that I will never tire of. There is everything in there. Glorious Nippon, dumb idiots, teachers acknowledging the dude's genius and even impromptu romance.
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Verus posted:Ones like this depress me, where the author is obviously describing a fantasy life they wish they had. It's the combination of pity and vicarious embarrassment. Never feel sad for a brony, he's already dead and rotting on the inside.
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quote:Teacher: “Oh? That’s… an interesting name. Sounds a bit like someone from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, does it not?” That one really does have it all. Awkward stilted dialogue, strangely specific teacher who cares about things that wouldn't come up, meet cute, glorious Japan just like in my animes, etc. The teacher doesn't just recognize it as MLP, but specifically states MLP: Friendship is Magic. You gotta say the whole title! Half expected him to say "Kirito-Kun" for his name Although I guess that's not pony enough. Zaphod42 has a new favorite as of 21:01 on May 13, 2015 |
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EmmyOk posted:classicSTDH.txt
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EmmyOk posted:Me: “Arigato, sensei.” But how am I supposed to know what this means without a translator note?! Also, if the same word "white" is also used to denote skin color, I'd imagine the teacher's first thought would be that the kid's racist (since he already showed a large vocabulary rather than being limited to a dozen or so words) rather than a MLP fan. It's not like the kid chose Sparkle Knight or whatever
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# ? May 13, 2015 21:10 |
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That story makes me sad.
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# ? May 13, 2015 21:14 |
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Does MLP:Friendship is Magic (you have to denote that you mean the newest series, otherwise peole think you're into stupid girl stuff!) have anything vaguely japanese sounding like that? I'm pretty sure things like "Rainbow Dash" or "Pinkie Pie" is very japanese.
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# ? May 13, 2015 21:20 |
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So based on the story I have to assume this is a Japanese high school class in Sweden that some kids are forced into because there are bullies in it. I actually did take 2 years of Japanese in college and there was no one there that wasn't a nerd of some kind.
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# ? May 13, 2015 21:20 |
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Once I subbed for a Japanese Civ class and there was a fat kid in a Naruto headband who had very carefully set up three boxes of Pocky on his desk, like a display. For a college course.
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Sentient Data posted:But how am I supposed to know what this means without a translator note?!
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# ? May 13, 2015 21:39 |
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What? Where is this from? That's amazing.
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Zaphod42 posted:What? Where is this from? That's amazing. Apparently it's a joke
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(I was a highschool student at [highschool] in a math class for kids who don't understand math) Me: Hey Student 1, have you played Half-Life 2? It just came out. Student1: No, what is it about? Me: It is about this scientist who runs around killing aliens with a crowbar it is pretty cool. Hey, Teacher, have you ever played it? Teacher: My wife bought it for me but I haven't had time to play it. (I failed the class but still play videogames)
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# ? May 13, 2015 21:51 |
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Decrepus posted:(I was a highschool student at [highschool] in a math class for kids who don't understand math) That seems pretty plausible imho
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Another glorious user-submission entry from Gawker Media. This one comes from "These Are The Most Outrageous Stories From Dealership Employees": Sounds so loving legit Link: http://carbuying.jalopnik.com/these-are-the-most-outrageous-stories-from-dealership-e-1704054211
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Decrepus posted:(I was a highschool student at [highschool] in a math class for kids who don't understand math) One time I walked past somebody I was acquainted with and I said "Hi" and then they said "Hey how are you" and I said "Doing good, you?" and they said "Good, thanks." I finished walking down the hallway but I still say hi to people
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CrotchDropJeans posted:Once I subbed for a Japanese Civ class and there was a fat kid in a Naruto headband who had very carefully set up three boxes of Pocky on his desk, like a display. For a college course. I'm so glad I managed to avoid people like this, though I focused on Chinese history and just had to take some general Asian history courses. I did, however, get to take more than one class with a Japanese student studying abroad in the US who freaked the gently caress out and went into denial mode whenever Japanese war crimes were brought up.
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A Fancy 400 lbs posted:who freaked the gently caress out and went into denial mode whenever Japanese war crimes were brought up. Granted the same can probably be said of a US student being presented with the darker parts of history, and ditto Chinese or British or basically every other country in existence
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Sentient Data posted:Granted the same can probably be said of a US student being presented with the darker parts of history, and ditto Chinese or British or basically every other country in existence I mean full on temper tantrums with yelling and screaming and storming out of the class room.
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Sentient Data posted:Granted the same can probably be said of a US student being presented with the darker parts of history, and ditto Chinese or British or basically every other country in existence I've never known someone to deny a part of history has happened. Though I say that being from a country that was repressed for 800 years and is one of the few that didn't wipe out an indigenous population.
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I thought the Japanese class thing was a joke. Cuz of the ponies and the name "White Knight" and stuff.
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It's hilarious all right, but I'd lay odds that it wasn't intended to be when it was written
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Leninboarrir posted:Another glorious user-submission entry from Gawker Media. This one comes from "These Are The Most Outrageous Stories From Dealership Employees": Probably a BMW dealership.
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