Aug 5, 2022 3:09 PM
Flozzin
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Way to troll the world!
funny
tricked
fooled_you
jimofoz
That's the way to rebuild trust in science.
jesusisherelookbusy
Check out this picture of the Moon. v
HapilyDamaged
rookie23
Everything changed when the Iberian star system attacked.
WatashimoLurky
And he would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for those meddling carnicerias!
fartharder
I never sausage great imaging!
Muunk
Let's be honest: an egg, cheese, and chorizo breakfast burrito is out of this world. ?
drinkthederpentine
Different chorizo. Spanish style above, delicious. Mexican style in burrito, also delicious
Iaimtomisbehave
"Zut Alors!"
Quixus
That should go well with the moon which is cheese.
Lazarillo
Wait, so the Webb telescope found the Metroid aliens? I thought Nintendo just made that up!
Targe0
No, no it found the cured Meatroid..... I'll see my self out.
88wut
Sure but was it spicy chorizo?
RibbleTPibits
Proxima Salami
gorillaClutch
Better than when politicians show their sausage on social media
DarkSock
We must go there
ChorizoPig
DerelictTwitterCrash
As a French, I must say this has been one of our lamest week politically speaking, but the Chorizo troll was worth it.
frozenpnx
Maybe it's just because I already know, but it kinda looks obvious.
kindpanda
Not a distant star. I'm fact it's the closest to the sun. Not as close as the chorizo though
Speedmetal05
Well, as a latino, I do love me some choeuzo!
Dammit. Chorizo!
SergiousMaximus
I mean, now that you mention it.
msaroff4
That is epic trolling.
MrHappySmiles
To prevent war.. the galaxy is on Ignacio’s belt.
Munchman347
Chorizo is just Iberian salumi, either way, it's gotta taste better than a distant star...
JahNoodles
This is hilarious! I hope she doesn't get in trouble
EmanNiemThcin
Why would he get in trouble?
UrKungFuNoGood
seems like a good natured joke that got out of hand.
Fuckweasel
*He
She did nothing wrong, the reporters who picked up the story without verifying it on the other hand.They didnt do due diligence of their job
VagisilToothpaste
Seems about par for the course with reporters these days. Some inbred 13yo on Tik Tok can claim that eggs are actually hot pink and >
buzzfeed, refinery 29, Forbes, and 100 other "reporters" from other media sites will gobble it all up and spew it back out there coz $$$
Because most are not Journalists they are content creators. They might have wanted to be Journalists, but the job they got doesn't let them
Fnarrrr
This is the source of the big banger
OldenPickles
Hoiloidl
Bamboozled by Grig, not Centauri. But thanks for them olden memories.
saganworshipper
Grig!
Willybomb7
Same scientist?
BarkingBlackbird
Waxing tortibbous
InternationalManOfHistory
That's no moon.
Kommadore
https://i.redd.it/8af24a471jr41.png
skylardarkfox
When the moon hits your pane / you've not gone insane / that's tortilla
WonderfunkJones
LA TORTILLA
TheChunguskaEvent
bamboozled again, it's actually Chorizo Centauri
PutItInNeutral
Sometimes known Chorizo Kentaurus.
mondeca
v
moonshadowkati
Na na, nanana na na na naaa, it's Chorizo Centauriiii~
ryansmVillain
Is that the planet they’re trying to get to in Lost in Space?
HogulusPrime
I didn't even know you could get chorizo made from centaurs. Love me some combination meat.
SecondSince
C-C-C-Combo!!!
Wubbalubbadubdubb101
As I'm sure you know with the infinite universe hypothesis, there is a planet, star, universe entirely made of chorizo.
Event Chorizon
AwwDamn321
You have a ridiculous, but valid, point there.
MidnightTacoTruck
Always has been
Randomice
Just goes to show how bad science reporting is.
BenderRodriguezz
In fairness... chorizo.
WeaponizedJerk
If you can show me news article that fell for it I’ll agree with you.
Funkypeeg
Scientific press releases before the actual papers come out are just plain POS.
JadeNB1729
I think there are a lot of places where reporters should be more skeptical, but science denialism is all too rampant a problem, and we (1/2)
don't need to encourage its spread. I think "scientists shouldn't troll reporters" is a better start (although, as sibling comments (2/3)
out, that's not what happened here anyway). (3/3)
Hyndisfox
Reporters unquestioningly reporting things as scientifically/medically true is why people started eating de-wormer to treat covid.
True, and they should always check their sources; but I don't want general reporters thinking they are qualified to judge scientific truth.
fennecbutt
Or how fallible and gullible the general populace is
coffeeboner
I’d have retweeted even if I knew it was chorizo. Something spreading online doesn’t prove anything.
Ryebread91
More so shows the responsibility of them as well. For what reason would they have had to doubt a scientist showing a picture of a star?
VulcanP90
because it fucking looks like a slice of chorizo
And everyone knows what sliced chorizo looks like right?
Baalzak
Sausage reporting however is on the upswing.
treefrog
Isn’t this called “porn”?
SheepySleepySmuggler
For so long it was the wurst...
Ngugi
Talligan
It was a personal Twitter account, has nothing to do with science reporting
DangrebeTheMangrebe
Dude 70 percent of news is social media reporting. Twitter user blahblahblah says, a user on reddit blingdingdong
Who do you think it was that picked up the story? Most science journalists don't know shit about science so just trust, first tweet they see
that's not really journalism then, huh?
It's what counts as Journalism for a lot of news websites now days.
Septcanmat
There’s no evidence that the story was “picked up”; it says it was liked and retweeted.
Youhavinagiraffe
You mean this story...? Are you pointing at fact-checking as evidence that the science journalists don't do fact checking?
No, its other sites that don't do what this one did.
TempyLOL
Which sites picked it up?
Chort26
ADegenFromUpcountry
gamorathecat
How do you just have this perfect gif.
ReallyNotAVampire
@BabyFarkMcGeeZax made several versions of this. I also have it saved in my favorites.
I hate you guys and your perfect gifs….
thevortexmaster
Hahaha
dhtv
jimofoz
That's the way to rebuild trust in science.
jesusisherelookbusy
Check out this picture of the Moon.
v
HapilyDamaged
rookie23
Everything changed when the Iberian star system attacked.
WatashimoLurky
And he would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for those meddling carnicerias!
fartharder
I never sausage great imaging!
Muunk
Let's be honest: an egg, cheese, and chorizo breakfast burrito is out of this world. ?
drinkthederpentine
Different chorizo. Spanish style above, delicious. Mexican style in burrito, also delicious
Iaimtomisbehave
"Zut Alors!"
Quixus
That should go well with the moon which is cheese.
Lazarillo
Wait, so the Webb telescope found the Metroid aliens? I thought Nintendo just made that up!
Targe0
No, no it found the cured Meatroid..... I'll see my self out.
88wut
Sure but was it spicy chorizo?
RibbleTPibits
Proxima Salami
gorillaClutch
Better than when politicians show their sausage on social media
DarkSock
We must go there
ChorizoPig
DerelictTwitterCrash
As a French, I must say this has been one of our lamest week politically speaking, but the Chorizo troll was worth it.
frozenpnx
Maybe it's just because I already know, but it kinda looks obvious.
kindpanda
Not a distant star. I'm fact it's the closest to the sun. Not as close as the chorizo though
Speedmetal05
Well, as a latino, I do love me some choeuzo!
Speedmetal05
Dammit. Chorizo!
SergiousMaximus
I mean, now that you mention it.
msaroff4
That is epic trolling.
MrHappySmiles
To prevent war.. the galaxy is on Ignacio’s belt.
Munchman347
Chorizo is just Iberian salumi, either way, it's gotta taste better than a distant star...
JahNoodles
This is hilarious! I hope she doesn't get in trouble
EmanNiemThcin
Why would he get in trouble?
UrKungFuNoGood
seems like a good natured joke that got out of hand.
Fuckweasel
*He
Targe0
She did nothing wrong, the reporters who picked up the story without verifying it on the other hand.They didnt do due diligence of their job
VagisilToothpaste
Seems about par for the course with reporters these days. Some inbred 13yo on Tik Tok can claim that eggs are actually hot pink and >
VagisilToothpaste
buzzfeed, refinery 29, Forbes, and 100 other "reporters" from other media sites will gobble it all up and spew it back out there coz $$$
Targe0
Because most are not Journalists they are content creators. They might have wanted to be Journalists, but the job they got doesn't let them
Fnarrrr
This is the source of the big banger
OldenPickles
Hoiloidl
Bamboozled by Grig, not Centauri. But thanks for them olden memories.
saganworshipper
Grig!
Willybomb7
Same scientist?
BarkingBlackbird
Waxing tortibbous
InternationalManOfHistory
That's no moon.
Kommadore
https://i.redd.it/8af24a471jr41.png
skylardarkfox
When the moon hits your pane / you've not gone insane / that's tortilla
WonderfunkJones
LA TORTILLA
TheChunguskaEvent
bamboozled again, it's actually Chorizo Centauri
PutItInNeutral
Sometimes known Chorizo Kentaurus.
mondeca
moonshadowkati
Na na, nanana na na na naaa, it's Chorizo Centauriiii~
ryansmVillain
Is that the planet they’re trying to get to in Lost in Space?
HogulusPrime
I didn't even know you could get chorizo made from centaurs. Love me some combination meat.
SecondSince
C-C-C-Combo!!!
Wubbalubbadubdubb101
As I'm sure you know with the infinite universe hypothesis, there is a planet, star, universe entirely made of chorizo.
TheChunguskaEvent
Event Chorizon
AwwDamn321
You have a ridiculous, but valid, point there.
MidnightTacoTruck
Always has been
Randomice
Just goes to show how bad science reporting is.
BenderRodriguezz
In fairness... chorizo.
WeaponizedJerk
If you can show me news article that fell for it I’ll agree with you.
Funkypeeg
Scientific press releases before the actual papers come out are just plain POS.
JadeNB1729
I think there are a lot of places where reporters should be more skeptical, but science denialism is all too rampant a problem, and we (1/2)
JadeNB1729
don't need to encourage its spread. I think "scientists shouldn't troll reporters" is a better start (although, as sibling comments (2/3)
JadeNB1729
out, that's not what happened here anyway). (3/3)
Hyndisfox
Reporters unquestioningly reporting things as scientifically/medically true is why people started eating de-wormer to treat covid.
JadeNB1729
True, and they should always check their sources; but I don't want general reporters thinking they are qualified to judge scientific truth.
fennecbutt
Or how fallible and gullible the general populace is
coffeeboner
I’d have retweeted even if I knew it was chorizo. Something spreading online doesn’t prove anything.
Ryebread91
More so shows the responsibility of them as well. For what reason would they have had to doubt a scientist showing a picture of a star?
VulcanP90
because it fucking looks like a slice of chorizo
Ryebread91
And everyone knows what sliced chorizo looks like right?
Baalzak
Sausage reporting however is on the upswing.
treefrog
Isn’t this called “porn”?
SheepySleepySmuggler
For so long it was the wurst...
Ngugi
Talligan
It was a personal Twitter account, has nothing to do with science reporting
DangrebeTheMangrebe
Dude 70 percent of news is social media reporting. Twitter user blahblahblah says, a user on reddit blingdingdong
Targe0
Who do you think it was that picked up the story? Most science journalists don't know shit about science so just trust, first tweet they see
VulcanP90
that's not really journalism then, huh?
Targe0
It's what counts as Journalism for a lot of news websites now days.
Septcanmat
There’s no evidence that the story was “picked up”; it says it was liked and retweeted.
Youhavinagiraffe
You mean this story...? Are you pointing at fact-checking as evidence that the science journalists don't do fact checking?
Targe0
No, its other sites that don't do what this one did.
TempyLOL
Which sites picked it up?
Chort26
ADegenFromUpcountry
gamorathecat
How do you just have this perfect gif.
ReallyNotAVampire
@BabyFarkMcGeeZax made several versions of this. I also have it saved in my favorites.
Chort26
gamorathecat
I hate you guys and your perfect gifs….
Chort26
gamorathecat
thevortexmaster
Chort26
thevortexmaster
Hahaha
dhtv
Chort26