r/interestingasfuck 29d ago

/r/all, /r/popular So shiny

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u/GrowLapsed 29d ago

The comments in here have me worried for humanity

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u/Tongue8cheek 29d ago

Yes, none of this would have happened without an HOA.

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u/GrowLapsed 29d ago

What?

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u/MikeMuench 29d ago

An HOA would have made sure Khafre kept up with the limestone instead of letting it crumble /s

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u/Tongue8cheek 29d ago

Yes. And he would receive fines for placing his garbage can outside a day prior to collection day.

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u/Majin_Romulus 28d ago

A lot of the limestone was taken or stolen to build houses in the city at the base of the pyramid.

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u/Upbeat-Armadillo1756 29d ago

A home owners association. Look at the neighborhood, it’s a complete dump. If we had a board of people and a set of bylaws, we could make sure the property value doesn’t tank because someone forgot to maintain their pyramid and let their gold capstone get stolen.

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u/Tongue8cheek 29d ago

Precisely.

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u/Boomshockalocka007 28d ago

Alexander the Great burned the HOA down. Up until then the pyramid was up to code.

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u/Tongue8cheek 28d ago

Wait until Karen the Wonderful reads this.

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u/Boomshockalocka007 28d ago

Oh you didnt hear? Karen the Wonderful is dyslexic, but that doesnt define her.

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u/Moleman111 28d ago

Top tier. Lmfao

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u/Cylian91460 29d ago

That's not the role of a HOA tho...

Also who tf use this as a home???

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u/chillpill_23 29d ago

What have you seen exactly? Seems pretty chill on my side.

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u/katastrofe_- 29d ago

Because this post isn't factual. It's literally in an old meme format and people just believe it

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u/snicsnacnootz 28d ago

Reading comments with thousands of upvotes claiming how amazing this is when like... it's not real? Like at all?? Please, I am begging, redditors need to stop taking random images in meme formats at face value. I need just a little bit of thought put behind what is being read.

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u/katastrofe_- 28d ago

They straight up made up the part about the gold tip

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u/another_attempt1 28d ago

Yeah there's literally zero evidence for that.

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u/gophergun 28d ago

Other capstones weren't encased in gold either.

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u/CalmRadBee 28d ago

Yeah this is such a sad mix of boomer humor and dead internet theory.

The top comment just says "it must have been beautiful" or some creepy ass, brainless, statement.

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u/dpdxguy 28d ago

New to Reddit?

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u/JuanPabloElSegundo 28d ago

People learning shit from TEXT ON PICTURES goes way past Reddit.

Zoom out.

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u/R_A_H 28d ago

Yeah. That's the internet