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Oh definitely not saying they shouldn't be proud. I'm intensely impressed, and they should be extremely proud. It was just the juxtaposition of "perfect" with
by smeej 3y ago
Oh definitely not saying they shouldn't be proud. I'm intensely impressed, and they should be extremely proud.
It was just the juxtaposition of "perfect" with the picture of the thing upsidedown that made me laugh. "Near-perfect" I'll happily grant. Same with "impressive as all get-out." But "perfect" made me chuckle.
- numpad0 3y agoYes, it dooooes feel a bit of stretch to call it a perfect or successful landing with the head stuck in sand, undoubtedly...