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pranks that surprise people, ok. pranks that waste somebody's time, not ok. I never want my time wasted, and I know that I can be fooled, there is no real cha
by sheepleherd 10y ago
pranks that surprise people, ok.
pranks that waste somebody's time, not ok.
I never want my time wasted, and I know that I can be fooled, there is no real challenge to wasting my time.
- glial 10y agoIt's been 25 years, forgive the poor soul.
- sheepleherd 10y agoha ha, good one! :) but my personal peeve is actually a little different: regardless of whether I'm part of a unique group or it works this way for everybody, the different parts of my brain remember the prank differently and at different rates of speed, so even after the prank is revealed/resolved, the part of my brain that flinches keeps remembering the lie, not the truth. Like, my gf recently April fools' pranked me that my favorite restaurant was going to close soon. Now, every time I pass the place or think of it it, I immediately think "and I've got to go there soon before it closes" even though immediately after that I think "oh, no, that was a prank" I still have the surge of emotion. In terms of the prank, I get it, my reaction was funny. But in terms of time wasted, it's worse because it's Attention Deficit time, and I know I continue to find it sooo irritating well beyond the momentary pleasure she got out of it.