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Internet Woo

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  • Posts: 12,871 Member

    Amazing how that happens

    :innocent:
  • Posts: 28,439 Member
    I was looking through my old discussions today to reminisce about the shocking level of my delusional woo. I came across this thread and laughed through the whole thing. I miss my woo troll buddies...I'll have to recruit disagree buddies now.

    Mine are downright embarrassing! WOO to me!
  • Posts: 12,871 Member
    I was looking through my old discussions today to reminisce about the shocking level of my delusional woo. I came across this thread and laughed through the whole thing. I miss my woo troll buddies...I'll have to recruit disagree buddies now.
    I'm not going to look mine up. I don't even want to know! :lol: Just goes to show we were all newbies at one point.
  • Posts: 28,439 Member
    This thread was a great re-read!
  • Posts: 12,871 Member
    edited December 2019
    This thread was a great re-read!

    Good times, good times!
  • Posts: 2,033 Member
    @PAV8888 Oh, how nice would it be to have a “guts” option?!
  • Posts: 99 Member
    Can I still add new woo here?

    How about !!!Gallon of Water a Day for Two Weeks, GAINED weight !!!
  • Posts: 2,033 Member
    MPDean wrote: »
    Can I still add new woo here?

    How about !!!Gallon of Water a Day for Two Weeks, GAINED weight !!!

    For that you get a "disagree" previously known as woo which in this thread was WOO HOO.
  • Posts: 99 Member
    For that you get a "disagree" previously known as woo which in this thread was WOO HOO.

    Thank you?
  • Posts: 1,025 Member
    So many of my favourite MFPers in one truly snarky thread! This was just what an ill in bed kat needed.

    @PAV8888 I think it's because 'disagree' feels like 'disapprove' or 'don't like' which, as you point out, is not the same thing in the least. Whereas 'woo' was fully ambiguous (which is why it was changed, I believe...).

    My partner had a yoga teacher who tried convincing him that our son's autism could be cured by yoga. So many woos there. (His response was something along the lines of 'that's not how autism works' and not going to that class much longer.)
  • Posts: 14,678 Member
    katsheare wrote: »
    My partner had a yoga teacher who tried convincing him that our son's autism could be cured by yoga. So many woos there.

    The woo was strong in that Yogi!

    Almost went for Inspiring for partner's response!
  • Posts: 427 Member
    I saw an anti-vax person claim to be a Registered Nurse and told someone to drink organic grape juice to cure a stomach virus before running a 5k.
  • Posts: 591 Member
    AnnPT77 wrote: »

    One thing that will usually do it, I have to acknowledge, is bringing up having had cancer, then optionally adding something vaguely encouraging.

    I don't recommend getting cancer, though: It was my worst hobby ever. :#

    So lie, I guess.

    @AnnPT77 -- you made me laugh! I, too, have become much more inspiring on here since my colon cancer diagnosis. Btw, I clicked on the "inspiring" tag for your post.

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