r/Scotland • u/Joe_Haynes • Mar 05 '25

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I wonder if AI will ever comprehend sarcasm…

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u/RebelGrin Mar 05 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '25

I don't know why this sub showed up on my homepage. I don't know why I clicked on the thread, but I'm cracking up at this. Cheers from the States. Needed a good laugh.

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u/IamMisterFish Mar 05 '25

Doesn’t mentioned they are endangered, and nearly all haggis’ are poached….

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u/twosharpbladez Mar 05 '25

I see what you did there!! 😁

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u/kyle_c123 Mar 05 '25

I knew someone who wrapped haggis in tinfoil and roasted it in the oven. She was weird in all sorts of other ways too.

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u/AwfyScunnert Mar 05 '25

We feel your pain. Check this documentary for more about our furry friends.

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u/lepakko42 Mar 05 '25

was it worth it? 😞 was it really worth it?

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u/kyle_c123 Mar 05 '25

Ugh. These images make me sad and ashamed to be Scottish. Why are humans so cruel? After I kick the bucket, I'm coming back as something other than a human (anything, even a cockroach, just maybe not a haggis).