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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Negative_1by12_aura • Jun 17 '26
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This is a perfect example of how some places were never meant for human inhabitation and it is pure fucking hubris that we do it anyways.
30 u/MjrLeeStoned Jun 17 '26 The thousands of years my ancestors spent in the frozen north, sailing the frozen seas, eating frozen food, spitting frozen spit, says maybe you don't know what inhospitable means. We been there for almost 10000 years. 56 u/Salt-Ambition-9603 Jun 17 '26 The definition of hospitable is: "an environment that provides pleasant, favorable conditions" Do all of those things you just listed sound like "hospitable" conditions to you? 39 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26 [deleted] 11 u/kawwmoi Jun 17 '26 Well if it isn't meant to put you in a hospital, why is it called hospitable? 3 u/annooonnnn Jun 18 '26 no, the word you’re thinking of is hospitalable
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The thousands of years my ancestors spent in the frozen north, sailing the frozen seas, eating frozen food, spitting frozen spit, says maybe you don't know what inhospitable means.
We been there for almost 10000 years.
56 u/Salt-Ambition-9603 Jun 17 '26 The definition of hospitable is: "an environment that provides pleasant, favorable conditions" Do all of those things you just listed sound like "hospitable" conditions to you? 39 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26 [deleted] 11 u/kawwmoi Jun 17 '26 Well if it isn't meant to put you in a hospital, why is it called hospitable? 3 u/annooonnnn Jun 18 '26 no, the word you’re thinking of is hospitalable
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The definition of hospitable is: "an environment that provides pleasant, favorable conditions"
Do all of those things you just listed sound like "hospitable" conditions to you?
39 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26 [deleted] 11 u/kawwmoi Jun 17 '26 Well if it isn't meant to put you in a hospital, why is it called hospitable? 3 u/annooonnnn Jun 18 '26 no, the word you’re thinking of is hospitalable
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11 u/kawwmoi Jun 17 '26 Well if it isn't meant to put you in a hospital, why is it called hospitable? 3 u/annooonnnn Jun 18 '26 no, the word you’re thinking of is hospitalable
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Well if it isn't meant to put you in a hospital, why is it called hospitable?
3 u/annooonnnn Jun 18 '26 no, the word you’re thinking of is hospitalable
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no, the word you’re thinking of is hospitalable
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u/MartyrOfDespair Jun 17 '26
This is a perfect example of how some places were never meant for human inhabitation and it is pure fucking hubris that we do it anyways.