Hey Pandas, What’s The Weirdest Thing You’ve Seen An Adult Do? (Closed)

I want to know the weirdest thing you've seen an adult human being do, that any normal adult wouldn't do.

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Show hate to other adults based on nonsensical reasons such as race, sex, gender or sexual orientation.

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42points

Nathaniel (He/Him) Cis Het.

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Robin Roper 8 months ago

It's taught. If negative bias about others is attached to fear, it becomes hate. Hate is not innate, fear is.

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Not vaccinating their kids because a random model lied about it causing autism.

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30points

Panda Boi

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theoneandonlynoira 8 months ago

I think just "not vaccinating their kids" would suffice, though the random model part definitely adds some flair

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Maybe not "weird" per se, but I still chuckle thinking about it. My high school German teacher was a rather hefty older woman with SO MUCH energy and enthusiasm it was really hard to keep up with her.
One day, I was alone in an empty classroom when I saw this woman scuttling towards the coffee vending machine like a little girl, chanting "COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE" to herself (she thought nobody can see her). It was amusingly wholesome and also it explains why was she Like That™.

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24points

Luke Branwen

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Crystal Spencer 8 months ago

I had a rather hefty youngish German teacher in 95...frau Lusk. She was also full of energy and the nicest when ever. She was in a male female marriage but she was the lgbt club sponsor and so supportive of us. I loved her so much.

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I saw a 300+ lb. man with a reverse Mohawk riding a bicycle in nothing but a red Speedo.

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16points

Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My!

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! (Submission author) 8 months ago

It occurs to me now that it's very possible the Speedo was blue.

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I'm big into fandom stuff so I tend to not want to shame people for what they're into. To each their own and if it makes you happy...awesome, and it's no one else's business. But I have to admit to a little bit of weirdness when I see grown people who are into My Little Pony, or grown adults who are obsessed with Disney World to the point they go into debt over it. I get the idea of having a childlike moment or experience, but there are people who are f*cking obsessed. And they force their friends/family to deal with it, too. Any weird fandom stuff I'm into i'm keeping to my damn self and I'm not forcing anyone else to do it of put up with my behavior toward it. Some people spend thousands to live some Disney princess fantasy when they go to the park. Like I said...you do you. But I can't help finding it a little weird.

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15points

Kate Jones

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Tiffany 8 months ago

Literally. My MIL planned an entire trip to Disney world... all on credit cards.

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Met a guy at a train station. It was raining outside and there was a broken pipe on the shelter that was spilling gutter water out onto the platform. The guy in question pulled a drinking glass out of his pocket, stuck it under the gutter waterfall and then drank the whole thing! He turned to me and said "That tasted terrible". Not shocking, really, so I said "Yeah, I could imagine". Then he put the glass BACK UNDER THE GUTTER WATERFALL AND DRANK IT AGAIN!! Turned back to me and said "Still bad" WHY???

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14points

Ranger Kanootsen says GOODBYE!

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 8 months ago

He must have been very thirsty.

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My 8th grade science teacher used to write herself notes throughout the day on scraps of paper, then would staple them to her shirt "so I don't forget!" She also cooked herself breakfast one day with a bunsen burner in the back of the class. She did not share.

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13points

over it already

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shanila.pheonix_ 8 months ago

kinda want her as my teacher now lol

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Binge watching children shows like Over the Garden Wall, Infinity Train, Gravity Falls or Ducktales.

(I am that adult)

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11points

Luis Hernandez Dauajare

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Smol Frog 8 months ago

I do that myself sometimes for a bit of nostalgia.

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I've never seen this because I don't live in America, but people who go into schools of all things and fire shots. Also from a country that censors a literal kids show (bluey)

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11points

Silly Dino

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Lene 8 months ago

I just found this link about censored and banned episodes of Bluey. https://www.fatherly.com/entertainment/banned-censored-bluey-episodes I do not understand why you'd want to censor a show like Bluey. Even reading some of the reasons I still don't get it. I watch the show with my kids and we talk about what we see and if there's anything we do not like (incl. us parents) we talk about it.

1point

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Any adult having a full on tantrum - whether it's out in public at a store, on the road in the way of road rage, or on any forum when someone disagrees with them.....

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11points

Briards Are Best

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Brandi VanSteenwyk 8 months ago

Aka: Karen

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Just last week, I watched a person in a manual wheelchair roll into a handicapped space, leave the wheelchair and walk into a nearby store. Later, they went back out to the wheelchair and wheeled away. My immediate thought was "Welp, that is one way to do it."

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9points

Robin Roper

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thetoaster1083 8 months ago

I have a hunch that they're not really handicapped...

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Shoving the "guilt and responsibility" for "failures" in your educational efforts on your cild. With the argumentation, that you (as a child) were not managable and could/would not follow every rule. "You wouldn´t have listened to me anyway..."

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Final score:

7points