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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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If I was more paranoid, I’d say that the fucking stupid bean meme bs that happened right when the Reddit api shut down was awfully convenient for Reddit.
I thought it was hilarious and made the community feel fun and alive, which Reddit hasn’t felt like for a long time.
It's bean o'clock
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I upvoted everyone I saw with PRIDE! It was dumb and hilarious. The things that modern internet silliness were founded on.
Yeah, Reddit just doesn't feel good anymore for me. Lemmy does.
The beans lasted all of like three days. It was hardly a problem
Beans are a solution, never a problem.
https://youtu.be/eVB44KvWwyo
If anything, it reminded me of early Reddit.
I agree. Early Reddit was pretty shitty though. A totally different kind of shorty than it is now, but best reddit was shortly after subreddits.
I thought it was very redditesque
Bean memes are a tradition in shitposting meme groups, its to be expected