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Why sarcasm? Yahoo Answers represents an important slice of online culture from the early 2000s. Are our kids supposed to just believe us when we tell them how
by news_to_me 6y ago
Why sarcasm? Yahoo Answers represents an important slice of online culture from the early 2000s. Are our kids supposed to just believe us when we tell them how babby is formed[1]?
[1] https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080211063124AA26on8 https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080211063124A...
- causality0 6y agoYahoo Answers served as a social network for kids shortly after chatroom culture died. It was particularly the home of underrepresented and oppressed groups, like LGBT youth and minority religions. I spent time there as a teenager and saw a huge number of people ask about things and talk about things they couldn't in real life. Gay kids trying to figure out their place. Muslim kids questioning things they'd been taught. Terrified kids going through a pregnancy scare looking for guidance and reassurance. That it became an alt-right cesspit is a terrible shame. It was a silly place but it deserves a better place in internet history than that.
- dwighttk 6y agoThey’re around... they know you know how babby is formed
- IncRnd 6y ago> Are our kids supposed to just believe us when we tell them how babby is formed[1]? It comes done to how whell you parend the chiyelld. Good parendets explain to the chyelld how babby is achivet.