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The yoga pant girls are appended to every section like a non-sequitor, literally doesn't make any sense.
by pram 4y ago
The yoga pant girls are appended to every section like a non-sequitor, literally doesn't make any sense.
- auslegung 4y ago> Professors like me have to fill articles like this with yoga photos to keep people’s attention. I guess it didn’t keep everyone’s attention :(
- aliqot 4y agoYou made this same comment 3 times, one for each top level comment. I must ask, what's the strategy and mindset at play here?
- auslegung 4y ago1. It was relevant to each comment 2. I have no reason to believe that a single comment would reach all 3 posters 3. It was exceedingly, exceedingly ironic that roughly 50% of all top level comments (at the time I wrote my comments) didn’t read and/or pay enough attention to the article when said article _explicitly_ added images of girls in yoga pants to get people to read and/or pay attention to the entire article.
- tomcam 4y agoSome of us are strongly in favor of girls in yoga pants. EDIT: Downvote me, ya bastages. What can I say, I'm a straight man who appreciates women willing to objectify themselves modestly
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- silisili 4y agoTrue. But there has been an uptick of stuff here on HN (and maybe in general, but I don't read random blogs much) of articles with dumb, often irrelevant twitter-like reaction gifs splattered throughout. I guess if I had to pick between the two, I'd take the girls in yoga pants.
- legalizemoney 4y agoI was hoping the author was warming up towards demonstrating how girls in yoga pants, as a sociological phenomenon, predicted the higher education macro, in a Freakonomics sort of way. I've been had