Lemmings is common
this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2023
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Every time I read lemmings it sounds as though we all jumped off the Reddit cliff to kill ourselves in the Lemmy mines. It's not wrong, it just isn't the best mental image lol.
Well if it makes you feel better, lemmings don't actually leap off cliffs. It's a myth that started with a 50s Disney nature documentary where the crew literally threw some lemmings off a cliff. Pretty messed up.
I have your solution
We crawled up spez' colon with torch hats on our heads
they turned spez's ass into a spelunky level let's gooo
Almost always "Lemmings." Reason is below.
Nerds
I've been using "feds".
Fedophiles
thanks, I hate it
Lemurs
isnt it "tankies"?
I think bootlicker is a better fit!
I think 'lemmings' is the most commonly used term. I would have used 'motorheads' myself though.
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Dudes