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Thanks, I Hate Sleeping Like A Baby

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#3

Thanks, I Hate Trojan Lady Liberty

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While the exact origin of the "Thanks, I hate it" phrase is unclear, its usage saw a spike in the fall of 2017 not only on Reddit but on Tumblr as well. According to the Internet culture database Know Your Meme, it was popularly used in comments responding to strange images before it was used to title such posts.

People began using the phrase in their post titles somewhere around late 2017 and early 2018, so you can say the subreddit r/TIHI (created on November 09, 2018) is a way of keeping this meme alive.

#4

Thanks, I Hate This Photo Of A Seal

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#5

Thanks, I Hate Wellness Geese

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#6

Thanks, I Hate Emo Horse

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Mashable writer Heather Dockray believes that "Thanks, I hate it" is a celebration of what they call Internet Gothic; the grotesque consisting of hellish images, perverse Photoshops, photos suggestive of late capitalism, disturbing GIFs, shitposts, nihilist memes, and all the stupid stuff we try and forget we saw on the internet.

If it wasn't for r/TIHI, the meme might've died.

"The initial idea came from another moderator of us (u/scrumbly) on another post on r/ATBGE ... He posted a comment linking to this sub and as it didn't exist yet, I decided to make it a thing," Markus, the founder of the subreddit, told Mashable in an email. "I wanted to create a place for all the beautiful posts that are both likable and hatable at the same time. But I wasn't all that serious about it, as all subs I managed before were very small as well."

This one, however, lives on. And flourishes.

#7

Thanks I Hate Home Alone Now

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#8

Thanks I Hate Deep Sea Fish

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#9

Thanks, I Hate Ghosts Now

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#10

Thanks, I Hate Fried Chicken

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#11

Thanks, I Hate Farm Emo

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#12

Thanks, I Hate Unfinished Leopard Food

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#13

Thanks, I Hate Anxiety

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#14

Thanks, I Hate Honey

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#15

Thanks, I Hate What Jack-O-Lanterns Looked Like

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#16

Thanks, I Hate Police Werewolves

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#17

Thanks, I Hate Brazilian Chernobyl Olafs

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#18

Thanks, I Hate This Soap Dispenser

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#19

Thanks I Hate Chicago Bulls Logo

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#20

Thanks, I Hate To Engage Ramming Speed

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#21

Thanks, I Hate Chicken Feet Socks

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#22

Thanks , I Hate Swan When Given The Same Treatment As Dinosaurs Are Given By Paleoartists

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#23

Thanks, I Hate The English Language

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#24

Thanks, I Hate Spring

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#25

Thanks, I Hate Leather

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#26

Thanks, I Hate The English Language

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#27

Thanks I Hate “Calming Product”

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#28

Thanks I Hate Philadelphia

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#29

Thanks, I Hate Wild Bananas

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235points

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Eva the Egg 3 years ago

It looks as if something ate it and it is now rotting

106points

nunya bussiness 3 years ago

thank you so much for putting that image in my head.

3points

Vorknkx 3 years ago

The moment when you realize all fruits and vegetables we have been eating for the last few centuries are genetically modified (through selective breeding, that is). Say this to someone who is scared of GMO's and watch their reaction ;)

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Anne 3 years ago

Is selective breeding done in a laboratory? The definition of GMO is: Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are living organisms whose genetic material has been artificially manipulated in a laboratory through genetic engineering. This creates combinations of plant, animal, bacteria, and virus genes that do not occur in nature or through traditional crossbreeding methods.

9points

Becky Samuel 3 years ago

I believe there is a large cash prize available to anyone who finds a seed in a standard banana. The current strain has been seedless for decades and can only be propagated by cuttings, which is making it extremely vulnerable to pests, diseases, and climate change. Without seeds, there is nothing that can be done to adapt the banana plant to these new threats and the whole strain is becoming unviable.

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denzoren 3 years ago

I live in the tropics and I've never seen this...was my whole life a lie? *visible confusion*

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glowworm2 3 years ago

This disturbs me greatly. Not because of the seeds, but because it looks like the banana is rotten. I always felt disgusted as a kid when part of my banana turned out to have gone bad after peeling it.

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Naima Ivansdóttir 3 years ago

ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

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Vicky Z 3 years ago

Thanks i couldn't find the words.....

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_𝕔𝕙𝕠𝕔𝕠_𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕠_ 3 years ago

HAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA NOPE. IT LOOKS LIKE IT DECOMPOSED FROM THE INSIDE OUT IM GOOD

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Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago

Yes, we are so used to cultivated and doctored food but I really would not wish to eat this.

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Alexis Draskinis 3 years ago

And this is why not all GMO foods are a bad thing...

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Candia Lee 2 years ago

Our edibles are picked very green - would they ripen like this if left on the stalk?

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Stephanie IV 3 years ago (edited)

I had a wild banana once, in Sri Lanka. It was juicy and refreshing. And very small. I don’t remember if there were any trypophobia-triggering seeds, though.

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Collins Lucky Masha 3 years ago

is egg spiders

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Hime 3 years ago

I always heard the bananas in stores are a genetic clone. Does anyone know if that's true??

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Rick 3 years ago

I’m now wondering whether the often repeated urban legend about unpeeling a banana and “loads of spider eggs fell out because a tarantula laid eggs in there” were actually misinterpreted with something like this.

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Heather Menard 3 years ago

Are they still eatible

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Cybele Spanjaard 3 years ago

Of course they have seeds, how else would they grow..?

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Ivan Praba 3 years ago

it is cultivated here for its leaves.. best quality among other banana

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Violet Smith 3 years ago

If you look closely, supermarket bananas have tiny seeds too.

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Black Karen 3 years ago

Very unhappy with God about this.

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Niki Norway 3 years ago

This is the grossest thing I've ever seen and I know it's not technically gross at all.

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Stephanie Keith 3 years ago

Wild bananas? So what the f*u*c*k are the ones we eat?

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Lydia Dean-Melchior 3 years ago

Tamed bananas.

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Grasie MoonFlower 3 years ago

omg boba banana X(

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q smith 3 years ago

Disgusting

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RandomBeing 3 years ago

Are they cronchy?

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Diphylleia Grayi 3 years ago

Forgive me God. It looks like fungus and I hate to saw this 😭

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Crazy Meerkat Lady 3 years ago

"Wild Banana".... not to be confused with your average domesticated banana

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RandomBeing 3 years ago

Well yeah. There are domesticated bananas and those are what are farmed.

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Miriam Baartman 3 years ago

Noooo! Never knew that!

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blugeagua 3 years ago

Looks like a ton of mold. 🤮

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Johnnee 3 years ago

Wouldn't surprise me if they had more nutritional value. Modern bananas are awful and have like zero taste

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° ʝʊֆȶ ʏօʊʀ ǟʋɛʀǟɢɛ ǟʟɨɛռ ° 3 years ago

Turns out that bananas that are store bought don’t have seeds but they actually do and they look like that

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Bored Monkei 3 years ago

This is the forefather of modern bananas.

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third molar 3 years ago

I never understood this one type of banana heading to extinction issue. In S India i have seen banana super market which has 10s diff types of bananas

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