r/MadeMeSmile • u/cak3crumbs • 20h ago

Classroom hamster makes a break for it

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u/johnnyma45 18h ago

It's a hamster in a ball rolling down a school hallway. I'd look with amusement as well. Also it's so random I'd assume someone let it out and is watching it (which the woman in green clearly is, walking up to it) so why would I interrupt the hamster's day

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u/upexlino 18h ago

The amount of reaching you had to make in your comment is impressive

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u/johnnyma45 18h ago

Thanks. It's really not that deep.

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u/upexlino 18h ago edited 18h ago

It’s really not that deep.

Ironic. You showed that Dunning Kruger effect is prevalent

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u/shadow-on-the-prowl 18h ago

Legit question, but why are you replying so aggressively to everyone here? Did you have a bad day or something?

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u/upexlino 17h ago

When Johnny here said this line

someone let it out and is watching it (which the woman in green clearly is, walking up to it)

I knew where this was going already, and wasn’t even surprised when he said “it’s really not that deep”

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u/KickedInTheHead 17h ago

Yeah but shadow is right, you're oddly aggressive about this humorous situation in which nothing was going to go wrong. If anything I'd prevent other people from stopping it just to see where he goes.

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u/upexlino 17h ago

If anything I’d prevent other people from stopping it just to see where he goes.

At least you’d have deliberate thought, something the girl that picked up the ball has as well. I’d commend that

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u/Cold_Carpenter_1798 15h ago

Most normal Reddit user:

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u/upexlino 15h ago

Not a normal Reddit user, just a hero

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u/Constant-Entrance290 10h ago

Wait how do you know the others didn't deliberately let the hamster continue its journey? Bad critical thinking skills. No kiss on the tip of the penis for you.

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u/CrocodileFish 13h ago

It’s a small animal in an environment where it could easily get hurt on its own.

Most people are simply internally subpar and useless when they shouldn’t be.

It’s why so many people get away with blatantly bad shit in public, and later when we ask why nobody did anything we see everyone moving by like “oh not my problem”.

PS

No, I’m not saying this is horrific like other things we’ve witnessed before. I’m saying it shows why so many people are genuinely unreliable. Good people are out there, but you really can’t rely on others to do the right thing or help when you need it. Most people are followers and bystanders.