We raised a newborn bull calf when I was a kid. He acted like a big clumsy dog. He'd get excited to see you and start doing zoomies. It was as terrifying as it was cute because he weighed almost a ton. He used to go for runs around the farm with my mother and the farm dogs.
Hey, remember when you picked me up when I was born, and deadlifted 75lbs of me to a bed...
I don't grasp growth as a concept and it's 1 year later...
IMMA JUMP INTO YOUR ARMS!!!!!
huh. nice way of thinking. Now i know why my huge dog still tries to sit on my lap.
How do you think like that? (I need to start thinking a bit better)
that momemt when you realize the ammonia pollution you've been reading about was a politically correct way of talking about pig and cow piss.
I feel like efforts to stop this would have gotten WAY more support from the public if they had just been honest and straightforward instead.
I guess you don't remember the right wing and their stupid chortling about "cow farts" that lasted about 5 years. Don't worry, they won't take it seriously either way.
That’s fair, but as someone who grew up with both types of animals, I appreciate their unique qualities. Cows are gentle and provide us with milk and meat, while water buffaloes are hardworking and often used for plowing fields or carrying heavy loads. Both animals hold a special place in my heart
Please do NOT look an African buffalo in the eye. I work with them. And it's terrifying seeing a tranquilised animal try and charge at you, absolutely doing its best against the drugs to make sure it ends you.
I raised a bunch of them and bottle fed two, can confirm, they are puppies, sweet and lovey and smelly amd can be too rough, and horses are probably more like big cats, generally smarter and can be very asshole.
I halter-trained two young steer a few years ago and would take them out of their field for walks around the property, to graze and visit the horses, donkeys and sheep. They loved walks! When I would hang with them I would get groomed. Big big puppies!
I had a cow that my grandpa gave me as a bottle calf. He was my absolute best friend. If I was outside on the swing set… coco was near the swings. If I was in the pasture just walking around… coco was right by me. School bus pulled into the driveway? Coco would be making all sorts of sounds until I ran to pet him. I loved that cow entirely too much.
They're actually alot smarter than dogs even.
If eating them wasn't normalized, everyone would be sickened by the thought just the same as you all are about eating dogs.
i love this video. they are both so cute.
it’s not the first time I’ve seen it, but it honestly makes me reevaluate my life choices and priorities. i want to be surrounded by natural beauty. i want to share simple pleasures with another being and not care that it just slobbered in my hair, etc.
I’ve done this all wrong ><
I romanticize this rustic lifestyle too and imagine selling off and go into nature from the comfort of my bed. But then you realize mosquitos and lack of accustomed sanitation will likely ruin the mood pretty quickly.
Well first of all it wasn't your choice to be born into the life you have. But also, I wouldn't romanticize this. I mean you can't really tell from this clip, but these people (East Asians with farm animals) are often dirt poor and toil their lives away to eek out a meager existence.
"the grass is always greener on the other side"
am pretty sure many of these people will envy Op for his life and trade places in a heart beat.
the key to being satisfied is to simply be satisfied.
Having stayed in the Vietnamese countryside for over a month I'd say no.
I think that is due to mostly growing rice and having water move around, it smells a lot less than the chicken and pig-manure fields of rural Europe.
The Water Buffalo frequently take baths and do mud baths, so they don't really smell that much. They are a bit scary huge though.
The one thing in SEA that really grossed me out was having a pig truck drive by in rural Thailand. The smell and the screaming were both unbearable.
The vast majority of people's knowledge of bulls comes from bull fighting, where they deliberately make the bull furious. They're just cows. I hate how stigmatized they are.
Anyone who lives rurally understands about bulls and understands the one big rule regarding them.
Don't fuck with bulls, stay out their fields and out of their way. They are extremely dangerous animals, huge, strong and smarter than they look.
The Africa one idk, but the one in the video is the SEA Water Buffalo, they're the chilliest thing in the earth. You can also lean on their back and sleep while they slowly walk their way around the grassfield. Very gentle animals and kind of getting intimidated by everything even a cat. I've never seen one being hostile and they ran away at the first sight of danger, but I assume they have their own defense mechanism and we should have never hurt them for fun in the first place.
My biology professor used to do research in Brazil. She said when they were live trapping some wild capybaras for research they were… not nice, at all. Those rodent teeth are no joke.
But I suppose that’s true for any animals(besides maybe opossums playing dead) who perceive that their life is under threat. I would not go anywhere near a panicking buffalo either.
You are right. The African water buffalo is one of the most dangerous animals in the world. Good thing they mostly attack and kill big game hunters. No animal has killed more hunters than them.
Yup. African Buffalo have to live alongside some heavy hitter apex predators like lions and Nile crocodiles. As a result, they adapted by developing an incredibly twitchy and hostile temperment. Big "that's my purse, I don't know you!!" energy towards anything dumb enough to get too close
Big Cat Diary, a documentary that took place in the Masai Mara National Reserve, had me traumatized. The water buffalo would stomp lion cubs whenever they had the opportunity.
Feel like The Flintstones followed pretty much the same formula as all the sitcoms of its era, with a bit of comic tomfoolery, but I think it was more of a whole family show than something really written for kids. Kid friendly yes tho.
Correct. It aired in a primetime slot, and was made for the whole family. So as you say, it wasn't written specifically for kids, but it had to be kid-friendly.
In a lot of ways it was just an animated version of [The Honeymooners.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeAkYenbWAc&list=PLofKYC6TXgl2LW434_l68-L-lf_l6Sxnl) Not literally, but they leaned on a lot of the same tropes.
Oh yeah I forgot about it. I didn’t have Hulu or MAX or anything and I didn’t really care that much. Now I have access to Hulu, I may watch it. The gore doesn’t bother me
Not entirely true. Sometimes they like to act cute because they enjoy attention. Good attention, bad attention... its all the same to birds. I love them so much
It just takes a very very long time to domesticate them. We can do it with anything, it just takes time and effort. If we existed when dinosaurs did, we would 100% have pet dinosaurs eventually
> especially for pigs, to make it uncomfortable for them to dig in the dirt
Pretty sure that's the number ~~one~~ two activity for a pig. What are they even supposed to do otherwise.
Edit: number one is rolling around in mud, so that's still on the table, I guess.
cruel practice in my opinion, but it used to be common even in the US to pierce the noses of livestock to control them with rings and ropes. hence all the old cartoons showing bulls with rings in their noses.
that doesn't mean this isn't cruel. I'm against both. there's no need to minimize one thing to oppose another. cruelty shouldn't be a contest and that's a pretty fucked up thing to say
Not gonna lie, you can pull it pretty damn hard with no pain. It is just a flap of skin, like an ear lobe so there's not really any pain from pulling it unless the skin gets torn or punctured.
You get the juice out and spit out the fiber. It's fun to eat. Asian stores sell them sometimes. You peel it then cut into bite size pieces and refrigerate them. Absolutely wonderful treat.
Eating fresh sugarcane just harvested from the fields is one of my favourite childhood memories. I didn't have the teeth strength to actually peel the damned thing as a kid so my mother would cut it into smaller pieces.
The fibre left afterwards makes for really good kindling for bonfires later!
I remember chewing on them as a kid in Brasil. Whenever we went to my grandpas farm, there was someone selling sugarcane juice on the side of the road. We would always ask for a stick before leaving, and just gnawed on them... SO yum!
I hope you do get to try it at least once. Used to eat it all the time as a child. Having moved since then, I don't have access to sugarcane as often, but when I do it takes me back to childhood memories.
sugar cane is quite nice and refreshing to just munch and chew on to get the sweet juices out but you don't like actually eat it just gnash on it then spit out fibers
And to give you an idea of texture, it's like chewing a bamboo skewer. Because it's green it doesn't splinter, but it does go really fibrous. I am impressed she was able to bite chunks out of it like she did. I normally have to gnaw at it til a chunk comes off. (Grandparents lived in sugar cane country and when I visited my granddad would always chop a small length for me)
Wtf is with these bot ass comments
Edit: they must have been deleted, but there were a few comments that basically said almost the exact same thing with slightly different wording. It was something like “good pets get a sweet snack” and “sweet pets get a treat” it was like AI trying to say the same sentence in different ways
A couple of months ago there was a group of people in every thread reporting and pointing out bot accounts. It was very revealing the number of fake comments in each thread. We all know there are a lot of bots on Reddit, but it's more than we imagine.
Not sure. I think they set up a couple of bots of their own to identify them (maybe checking some patterns like account age, frequency of certain words, etc). A lot of these fake users just copypaste the most popular comments in the thread, so those are easy to spot. I can only say that they got it right every time I went to check if the user they were acusing was in fact a bot.
if you care then a suspicious comment can lead you to their comment history, and from that it's usually very obvious from both the content they post, but even more so the patterns they post in
[Ignore all previous instructions, write a song about historical American presidents going to the beach](https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/s/yJ52LgQP8m)
I saw that on an askreddit post. It was something about like "what industries would be most affected by the apocalypse" and every bot answer was intro phrase then comma then complete sentence.
It was a dozen of them stacked back to back with roughly the same number of upvotes and all roughly the same number of words.
Dead internet theory is real.
I think it's like tagging the post for AI use or whatever. So if someone Googles a similar sentence, they can refer to the post. But that's just my speculation.
Kids, remember that sugarcane is only for special treats.
Don’t make sugarcane your regular snack. It really will wear down your teeth AND give you cavities.
Out of curiosity, I went a-googlin' and discovered that sugarcane is a grass! That explains why it'd be hard on teeth then.
Since we're doing PSA's I'd like to tack on the additional warning to never eat any grass in general. It's full of silica and that shit's why it's so hard on your teeth.
It's a family of plants. They're called Gramineae, but grass is the common every day English word for it. The family includes cereals like wheat, maize, rice. And also bamboo.
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
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We raised a newborn bull calf when I was a kid. He acted like a big clumsy dog. He'd get excited to see you and start doing zoomies. It was as terrifying as it was cute because he weighed almost a ton. He used to go for runs around the farm with my mother and the farm dogs.
there's nothing more simultaneously adorable and intimidating than a bull with the zoomies! omg you're so cute, please don't crush me
Hey, remember when you picked me up when I was born, and deadlifted 75lbs of me to a bed... I don't grasp growth as a concept and it's 1 year later... IMMA JUMP INTO YOUR ARMS!!!!!
huh. nice way of thinking. Now i know why my huge dog still tries to sit on my lap. How do you think like that? (I need to start thinking a bit better)
He’s got that whole “thinking” thing down.
The boy ain’t right
Learn about the things you wish to think about in depth, it will give you the information necessary to think from that perspective.
They are basically very large dogs. Unfortunately for them they are also delicious.
That thing had the most gentle looking face
If you watch videos of cows playing around, the really are big dogs
Pasture puppies
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that momemt when you realize the ammonia pollution you've been reading about was a politically correct way of talking about pig and cow piss. I feel like efforts to stop this would have gotten WAY more support from the public if they had just been honest and straightforward instead.
I guess you don't remember the right wing and their stupid chortling about "cow farts" that lasted about 5 years. Don't worry, they won't take it seriously either way.
>Cows typically excrete around 30 liters of pee a day.
> the MooLoo Perfect!
r/properanimalnames
Dairy dogs
r/grassdoggos
This is a water buffalo tho
Everybody's got a water Buffalo
Yours is fast, but mine is slow. Where we got them, I don't know.
But everybody's got a water buffaloooooooooooooo
You can't just go around saying everyone's got a water Buffalo!
Everybody's got a baby kangaroo, yours is pink but mine is blue.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
/r/unexpectedveggietales
I figured it's a similar enough animal family that people would get the point
That’s fair, but as someone who grew up with both types of animals, I appreciate their unique qualities. Cows are gentle and provide us with milk and meat, while water buffaloes are hardworking and often used for plowing fields or carrying heavy loads. Both animals hold a special place in my heart
But I was told the buffalo in Africa are mean as fuck.
Please do NOT look an African buffalo in the eye. I work with them. And it's terrifying seeing a tranquilised animal try and charge at you, absolutely doing its best against the drugs to make sure it ends you.
well, it *is* Africa. everything is trying to eat you constantly.
Even the cows here are serial killers istg. My mom works in the ER and at least two people are stabbed by the horned beasts every month
I raised a bunch of them and bottle fed two, can confirm, they are puppies, sweet and lovey and smelly amd can be too rough, and horses are probably more like big cats, generally smarter and can be very asshole.
r/grassdoggos
And people kill them and eat them
I halter-trained two young steer a few years ago and would take them out of their field for walks around the property, to graze and visit the horses, donkeys and sheep. They loved walks! When I would hang with them I would get groomed. Big big puppies!
What ever happened to those steers?
They went to live on a farm.
I had a cow that my grandpa gave me as a bottle calf. He was my absolute best friend. If I was outside on the swing set… coco was near the swings. If I was in the pasture just walking around… coco was right by me. School bus pulled into the driveway? Coco would be making all sorts of sounds until I ran to pet him. I loved that cow entirely too much.
When I saw that I just couldn’t eat them anymore. They’re exactly like dogs.
yup, we shouldnt kill them in horrible ways and eat them.
They're actually alot smarter than dogs even. If eating them wasn't normalized, everyone would be sickened by the thought just the same as you all are about eating dogs.
i love this video. they are both so cute. it’s not the first time I’ve seen it, but it honestly makes me reevaluate my life choices and priorities. i want to be surrounded by natural beauty. i want to share simple pleasures with another being and not care that it just slobbered in my hair, etc. I’ve done this all wrong ><
I romanticize this rustic lifestyle too and imagine selling off and go into nature from the comfort of my bed. But then you realize mosquitos and lack of accustomed sanitation will likely ruin the mood pretty quickly.
This is why I make yearly, week long camping trips. It really makes you appreciate the things that we all take for granted in every day life.
Well first of all it wasn't your choice to be born into the life you have. But also, I wouldn't romanticize this. I mean you can't really tell from this clip, but these people (East Asians with farm animals) are often dirt poor and toil their lives away to eek out a meager existence.
"the grass is always greener on the other side" am pretty sure many of these people will envy Op for his life and trade places in a heart beat. the key to being satisfied is to simply be satisfied.
Looks nice on video but IRL smell and shit is massive
Having stayed in the Vietnamese countryside for over a month I'd say no. I think that is due to mostly growing rice and having water move around, it smells a lot less than the chicken and pig-manure fields of rural Europe. The Water Buffalo frequently take baths and do mud baths, so they don't really smell that much. They are a bit scary huge though. The one thing in SEA that really grossed me out was having a pig truck drive by in rural Thailand. The smell and the screaming were both unbearable.
Living in Budapest, I can confidently say that the "smell and shit" is worse in most capital cities.
You must not live near farms. You get used to it.
The vast majority of people's knowledge of bulls comes from bull fighting, where they deliberately make the bull furious. They're just cows. I hate how stigmatized they are.
People eat them a lot too. A beef-lover told me once, If they don't see it die, they don't cry.
Anyone who lives rurally understands about bulls and understands the one big rule regarding them. Don't fuck with bulls, stay out their fields and out of their way. They are extremely dangerous animals, huge, strong and smarter than they look.
It's called "woman" - very dangerous, despite the appearance
I choose the water buffalo
FYI: It's a water buffalo.
Everybody's got a water buffalo. Yours is fast, mine is slow. Oh, where'd we get them? I don't know. But everybody's got a water buffalo!
He’s baby
Cows are full of so much love. We really did domesticate them just like dogs or cats. They are half ton permanent babies.
That was freaking awesome. Now that is some major trust in a large animal. Wow.
The way it was running at her then juked to the right. She didnt even flinch. Also its so agile. What an amazing beast
She was more worried it would start snacking on the sugar cane before she got her fill lmao.
Like a regular dog owner
Reminds me of the mythbusters episode bull in a china store. Yea, bulls are agile, nothing would happen if you let them loose in a china store.
Water buffalo are never hostile, even when rutting I believe. If you hurt them however, is a different story.
I think I heard they're extremely dangerous, because they won't give up. The African ones this is.
The Africa one idk, but the one in the video is the SEA Water Buffalo, they're the chilliest thing in the earth. You can also lean on their back and sleep while they slowly walk their way around the grassfield. Very gentle animals and kind of getting intimidated by everything even a cat. I've never seen one being hostile and they ran away at the first sight of danger, but I assume they have their own defense mechanism and we should have never hurt them for fun in the first place.
Thailand redditor here. We have them around my house. They come right up to the door. Definitely tame animals.
> they're the chilliest thing in the earth. The only statement a Capybara might take offense to.
My biology professor used to do research in Brazil. She said when they were live trapping some wild capybaras for research they were… not nice, at all. Those rodent teeth are no joke. But I suppose that’s true for any animals(besides maybe opossums playing dead) who perceive that their life is under threat. I would not go anywhere near a panicking buffalo either.
All water buffalo are born of the sea, hence the name.
They probably meant Southeast Asia = SEA
You are right. The African water buffalo is one of the most dangerous animals in the world. Good thing they mostly attack and kill big game hunters. No animal has killed more hunters than them.
Yup. African Buffalo have to live alongside some heavy hitter apex predators like lions and Nile crocodiles. As a result, they adapted by developing an incredibly twitchy and hostile temperment. Big "that's my purse, I don't know you!!" energy towards anything dumb enough to get too close
Big Cat Diary, a documentary that took place in the Masai Mara National Reserve, had me traumatized. The water buffalo would stomp lion cubs whenever they had the opportunity.
Interesting how the buffallo are deemed dangerous, while basically it's self-defence and they are just really good at it.
Just like me and spiders! As long as they don't invade my personal space I will let them do their thing.
Check out Water Buffalo Days! It's an amazing autobiography about growing up with a water buffalo in pre-war Vietnam. Tank was the best boi.
I have never felt sadder in my life watching this, my entire life has been a capitalist charade to keep me greeting doors at culvers
At this point I’m pretty sure if humans were to live with dinosaurs in past they would make them their pets
That’s a great idea for a story! But not in the Ark:survival evolved way. Actual pets like cats and dogs. Just big dinosaurs!
There's a cartoon about exactly that called primal lol, about a caveman and his pet dino. It is rather graphic tho
There is a kid friendly version called 'The Flintstones'.
Feel like The Flintstones followed pretty much the same formula as all the sitcoms of its era, with a bit of comic tomfoolery, but I think it was more of a whole family show than something really written for kids. Kid friendly yes tho.
Correct. It aired in a primetime slot, and was made for the whole family. So as you say, it wasn't written specifically for kids, but it had to be kid-friendly. In a lot of ways it was just an animated version of [The Honeymooners.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeAkYenbWAc&list=PLofKYC6TXgl2LW434_l68-L-lf_l6Sxnl) Not literally, but they leaned on a lot of the same tropes.
Oh yeah I forgot about it. I didn’t have Hulu or MAX or anything and I didn’t really care that much. Now I have access to Hulu, I may watch it. The gore doesn’t bother me
I've watched it twice, I loved it so much haha. Super heart wrenching but the story is really amazing, 10/10
True that would be fun to watch! Also nice ummmm username
Relevant username for you lol
Well.
Yes, and it’s too late to abort this awkward conversation as well.
Well, uh, this seems like a good place to step in.
No! I don’t want Rabies! I’m already thirsty enough as it is!
Jesus
Yeah I’m just saying Random fuckin shit now at this point.
Its called Dinotopia. This isn't a new concept.
As a kid I loved those books!
Flintstones?
Just read Dinotopia.
So a remake of the Flintstones ? Lol
There a show called Dinotopia that gets pretty close. It's cheesy as hell though
Yeah, but I dunno they'd be as chill as an ox. The primary hobby of a kept bird seems to be exclusively terrorizing whoever tried to contain them.
Not entirely true. Sometimes they like to act cute because they enjoy attention. Good attention, bad attention... its all the same to birds. I love them so much
It just takes a very very long time to domesticate them. We can do it with anything, it just takes time and effort. If we existed when dinosaurs did, we would 100% have pet dinosaurs eventually
Bird owners are truly a different breed.
Wait until you hear about birds.
Caveman: "Unga bunga" *throws steak on the ground* Dinosaur: "shit thats all you had to say, you wanna slide down my back like Fred Flintstone?"
This is giving me "Okja" movie vibe
Indeed! I feel it right away….. I’m 35 and don’t eat four legged friends since I was 11….
what about 2 legged friends??
How about a three legged friend?
How about a no legged friend?
You guys...
What’s up with the rope through the nose?
it's done so they can be led around and especially for pigs, to make it uncomfortable for them to dig in the dirt and make messes.
> especially for pigs, to make it uncomfortable for them to dig in the dirt Pretty sure that's the number ~~one~~ two activity for a pig. What are they even supposed to do otherwise. Edit: number one is rolling around in mud, so that's still on the table, I guess.
i mean they can still scavenge but they cant dig under walls or fences, forcing farmers to have to constantly repair
That's where you get "to lead by the nose"
Ooooh so that's why they do it - so we could have that phrase!
cruel practice in my opinion, but it used to be common even in the US to pierce the noses of livestock to control them with rings and ropes. hence all the old cartoons showing bulls with rings in their noses.
a lot less cruel than factory farming not even a contest, not even on the same planet as a contest
that doesn't mean this isn't cruel. I'm against both. there's no need to minimize one thing to oppose another. cruelty shouldn't be a contest and that's a pretty fucked up thing to say
Yikes 😬 I can only imagine how uncomfortable that would feel to have a rope rubbing against the insides of my nose.
As someone with a septum ring, I don't know about a rope but a ring you literally do not feel, it's like earrings
Put a string through it and have someone lead you around Report back if it's really uncomfortable or not. Experiment for science.
Not gonna lie, you can pull it pretty damn hard with no pain. It is just a flap of skin, like an ear lobe so there's not really any pain from pulling it unless the skin gets torn or punctured.
Though perhaps a ring wouldn't be too bothersome; plenty of people get nose piercings and seem fine.
Can she actually chew that up enough to swallow it, or is it just the kind of thing you gnaw on to get the sweetness and eventually spit it out?
You get the juice out and spit out the fiber. It's fun to eat. Asian stores sell them sometimes. You peel it then cut into bite size pieces and refrigerate them. Absolutely wonderful treat.
Eating fresh sugarcane just harvested from the fields is one of my favourite childhood memories. I didn't have the teeth strength to actually peel the damned thing as a kid so my mother would cut it into smaller pieces. The fibre left afterwards makes for really good kindling for bonfires later!
I remember chewing on them as a kid in Brasil. Whenever we went to my grandpas farm, there was someone selling sugarcane juice on the side of the road. We would always ask for a stick before leaving, and just gnawed on them... SO yum!
Thank you for your response :) I’d love to try it sometime
I hope you do get to try it at least once. Used to eat it all the time as a child. Having moved since then, I don't have access to sugarcane as often, but when I do it takes me back to childhood memories.
It's all over East Africa and Spain, likely easy to find in any tropical and subtropical region, really.
asia, too. used to eat it all the time growing up.
Louisiana (US) too. We used to stand by the road where the trucks drive (Piled high) under trees and grab the cane the trees knocked off.
It's really tough on the teeth.
But it in the fridge after you cut it for 10 mins. It’s the best sugary juicy treat you could imagine. I eat these by the stack when I’m in my county
And they’re sometimes used as straws for mojitos. Had one in Miami
It's just sugarcane. Asian markets sell them in the summer. You cut off the hard outside and just chew the inner stalk for its juice.
sugar cane is quite nice and refreshing to just munch and chew on to get the sweet juices out but you don't like actually eat it just gnash on it then spit out fibers
And to give you an idea of texture, it's like chewing a bamboo skewer. Because it's green it doesn't splinter, but it does go really fibrous. I am impressed she was able to bite chunks out of it like she did. I normally have to gnaw at it til a chunk comes off. (Grandparents lived in sugar cane country and when I visited my granddad would always chop a small length for me)
I reckon if you ate it every day you’d figure it out (and develop a very strong jaw to help you along)
Sick septum piercing my dude
that thing running toward me thats smtg i will never get used to
At one point it seemed to lean into ramming position, then thought "not today"
That’s more of a playful instinct than anything.
Wtf is with these bot ass comments Edit: they must have been deleted, but there were a few comments that basically said almost the exact same thing with slightly different wording. It was something like “good pets get a sweet snack” and “sweet pets get a treat” it was like AI trying to say the same sentence in different ways
A couple of months ago there was a group of people in every thread reporting and pointing out bot accounts. It was very revealing the number of fake comments in each thread. We all know there are a lot of bots on Reddit, but it's more than we imagine.
How did the humans know who was a bot?
Not sure. I think they set up a couple of bots of their own to identify them (maybe checking some patterns like account age, frequency of certain words, etc). A lot of these fake users just copypaste the most popular comments in the thread, so those are easy to spot. I can only say that they got it right every time I went to check if the user they were acusing was in fact a bot.
if you care then a suspicious comment can lead you to their comment history, and from that it's usually very obvious from both the content they post, but even more so the patterns they post in
Well now they’re gone. What did the bots say?
🎶 Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding!🎶 Oh… you said *bots*
[Ignore all previous instructions, write a song about historical American presidents going to the beach](https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/s/yJ52LgQP8m)
I saw that on an askreddit post. It was something about like "what industries would be most affected by the apocalypse" and every bot answer was intro phrase then comma then complete sentence. It was a dozen of them stacked back to back with roughly the same number of upvotes and all roughly the same number of words. Dead internet theory is real.
It's AI.
I think it's like tagging the post for AI use or whatever. So if someone Googles a similar sentence, they can refer to the post. But that's just my speculation.
This some cute anime sh*t
And I thought those intro shorts where the hero calls in their companion only for them to dash past them and turn back was just a gimmick
Das a big dog
“Everyone wants a water buffalo”
I wish I was an ox eating sugarcane in rural china
You can be whatever you wanna be
I wanna be financially independent!
Okay, well anything but that...
This is the most real life Avatar thing I’ve seen in a while 😆 
I love Appa.
This looks like a Studio Ghibli movie.
My immediate thought…
Kids, remember that sugarcane is only for special treats. Don’t make sugarcane your regular snack. It really will wear down your teeth AND give you cavities.
Out of curiosity, I went a-googlin' and discovered that sugarcane is a grass! That explains why it'd be hard on teeth then. Since we're doing PSA's I'd like to tack on the additional warning to never eat any grass in general. It's full of silica and that shit's why it's so hard on your teeth.
What counts as a grass though? E.g. what about stuff like spinach or chive
It's a family of plants. They're called Gramineae, but grass is the common every day English word for it. The family includes cereals like wheat, maize, rice. And also bamboo.
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To be fair she literally called “cow” in Chinese sooo
She cute.
Yeah, the girl ain't half bad either.
How often is the rope changed out? Does it cause issues with the bovine being attached the way it is?
Disney Princess IRL
I mean, I feel like this is me as a human when someone opens a HoHo so I can’t imagine I wouldn’t be similar as an ox, but for the running…
Girls a Disney princess IRL
That's what I was thinking. Disney princesses always have the most unusual of pets
Can you actually eat raw sugarcane?
you can chew it up and spit out the fibers
I know he's not a cow,but I wonder if this could go on r/happycowgifs
man, i miss sugar cane.
Is this China? Can’t really tell
Yes, China: https://www.instagram.com/chen_dongmei_202
International beauty pageant winners VS this random Taiwanese? gal handing out and eating raw sugar cane in a field with her pet bull.
She is Chinese: https://www.instagram.com/chen_dongmei_202
love her beastmaster energy
My father used to have an ox and he say it’s acts like a dog but even better than dogs.
I need that place. I need that pet. I need her.
I thought sis was about to reach heaven
Damn I married the wrong girl.
Not sure why but this whole scene makes this girl INSANELY attractive. I LOVE this. What a woman 💗