One of the saddest normie trends

[WizardofSoda]

On the MSN homepage that opens when you make a new tab on internet explorer, there is celebrity gossip stories like who is dating who or possibly dating. And who was seen with who at parties.

But there is always a bunch of comments, which the majority of comments are normies saying how lame it is to follow celebrity gossip, and 'who cares.'


Yet they are not only clicking on the story, but taking time to comment on it. And if you look in comment history, posting the same thing again and again on a bunch of celebrity stories. And probably clicking on the ads and watching the ads on the videos that go with the stories.

 

[TheProphetMuscle]

I never click on any of that shit

 

[WizardofSoda]

I never click on any of that shit

Lately I am getting into it, partly because so many normies in the comments are so angry at anyone being interested in it, as its not 'important' compared to whatever they think is important, yet they still click on it and comment all the time.

Especially good if it is the most minor thing and is headline news like ahead of political, war, economic news.

Like yesterday a big story was Lady Gaga and Caitlyn Jenner might have been arguing, and Lady Gaga went to a different coffee shop after the Oscars after seeing Caitlyn Jenner at one coffee shop.

 

[Emba]

Lately I am getting into it, partly because so many normies in the comments are so angry at anyone being interested in it, as its not 'important' compared to whatever they think is important, yet they still click on it and comment all the time.

Especially good if it is the most minor thing and is headline news like ahead of political, war, economic news.

Like yesterday a big story was Lady Gaga and Caitlyn Jenner might have been arguing, and Lady Gaga went to a different coffee shop after the Oscars after seeing Caitlyn Jenner at one coffee shop.

That's funy! You should argued with them about coffee shops!

 

[NirvanaFan1988]

trying to rationalize normie's thoughts is like trying to understand what constitutes a fart

 

[BornToLose]

On the MSN homepage that opens when you make a new tab on internet explorer,

Nigga's gone back in time

 

[BarrelStuffer]

The saddest normie cope is sigma grindset

 

[JayGoptri]

Lately I am getting into it, partly because so many normies in the comments are so angry at anyone being interested in it, as its not 'important' compared to whatever they think is important, yet they still click on it and comment all the time.

Especially good if it is the most minor thing and is headline news like ahead of political, war, economic news.

Like yesterday a big story was Lady Gaga and Caitlyn Jenner might have been arguing, and Lady Gaga went to a different coffee shop after the Oscars after seeing Caitlyn Jenner at one coffee shop.

It's interesting to see the monster. This is why people watch horror movies, they want to try and glimpse how nasty the devil can be.

 

[Don Vito]

On the MSN homepage that opens when you make a new tab on internet explorer, there is celebrity gossip stories like who is dating who or possibly dating. And who was seen with who at parties.

But there is always a bunch of comments, which the majority of comments are normies saying how lame it is to follow celebrity gossip, and 'who cares.'


Yet they are not only clicking on the story, but taking time to comment on it. And if you look in comment history, posting the same thing again and again on a bunch of celebrity stories. And probably clicking on the ads and watching the ads on the videos that go with the stories.

Same thing happens when new outlets feature stuff about celebrities at facebook

 

[WizardofSoda]

Same thing happens when new outlets feature stuff about celebrities at facebook

 

[Pikacel]

Virtue signalling I guess.

The saddest normie cope is sigma grindset

Guilty pleasure of mine to watch those TV/anime sigma rule grindset vids

 

[ControlledInsanity]

It's because they use all the default shit that comes on their phone or computer and don't know how to use adblockers. They deserve it.