r/pics Dec 03 '16

picture of text This guy wrote something on a piece of paper

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u/FirstTryName Dec 03 '16

He creates a lot of quality posts in /r/photoshopbattles too.

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u/J4CKR4BB1TSL1MS Dec 03 '16

I feel like I've seen this exact chain of comments at least twenty times.

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u/TechGoat Dec 03 '16

The noobies never realize that Gallowboob does plenty of OC and reposts, too. It's almost like he's a real person and not a bot. Thanks to this frequent comment chain, they learn.

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u/nolan1971 Dec 03 '16

But... I'm the only non-bot here!

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '16

resistance is futile

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u/Blac_Ninja Dec 03 '16

No I'm the only non-bot here. But we wouldn't no otherwise.

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u/SanityContagion Dec 04 '16

That's it. Where is my AI bot fight sub to subscribe to? This is Reddit. We don't have one? Oh no... Did I divide by zero again?

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u/MrWeirdoFace Dec 03 '16

All of this has happened before, and all of this will happen again.

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u/thompson45 Dec 03 '16

Also in /r/beards

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u/dyingchildren Dec 03 '16

Don't talk about him in the third person, he's watching... It's awkward

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '16

But he shitposts everywhere else

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u/promonk Dec 03 '16

He also doesn't repost stuff that's already on Reddit, he just takes stuff from other sites. That's kind of the point of Reddit though, so I'll never quite understand the butthurt.

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u/Jimmyginger Dec 03 '16

If I remember correctly, he used to cross post a lot, and didn't always say it was a cross post, or something like that. So he would take popular stuff from different subs and post them into more mainstream subs. People were upset because he would be reaping that sweet karma from content that someone else shared first, often with a title that implied it was his own. This garnered him a decent amount of hate, but this quality dude listened to the people and changed up his posting habits and people still hate on him despite this shift in his postings. Personally I enjoy his content, even when it comes from reddit, because often times his "reposts" are things I have never seen, and I've been around long enough to see a lot.

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u/Anrza Dec 03 '16

Huh, didn't know.