The only thing I actually miss about reddit is the neverbrokeabone subreddit. A whole community dedicated to trash talking weak-boned bitches was just hilarious to me.
Exactly, that’s what made the community so funny. You might have a few hundred thousand members who had never broken a bone, but then just due to statistics, every day you’d have a couple people break a bone. So it was a perfect opportunity to flame them for having brittle baby bird bones.
The only thing I actually miss about reddit is the neverbrokeabone subreddit. A whole community dedicated to trash talking weak-boned bitches was just hilarious to me.
I’ve never broken a bone. When I remember that I become acutely aware of how fragile my bones and everything else about my body is for a while.
Isn’t breaking bones a rare thing? Wouldn’t much more people fall into the never broke a bone category than those who did?
40-50% of people fracture a bone in childhood. It’s less common for adults.
Exactly, that’s what made the community so funny. You might have a few hundred thousand members who had never broken a bone, but then just due to statistics, every day you’d have a couple people break a bone. So it was a perfect opportunity to flame them for having brittle baby bird bones.