r/facepalm • u/Lvexr • Aug 23 '24

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ J.K. Rowling first tweet in weeks…

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u/No_Banana_581 Aug 23 '24

If I had her money I wouldn’t even have social media. I’d have so much to do. I’d be swimming in a different ocean every month

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u/BadAndNationwide Aug 23 '24

You’d run out of new oceans really fast.

9/11 and Global warming pretty much ruined that. We’ll never have another ocean.

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u/OttovonShriek Aug 23 '24

How did 9/11 ruin new oceans?!

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u/BadAndNationwide Aug 23 '24

We haven’t had a new ocean since.

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u/Fearnall Aug 23 '24

Technically the truth

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u/BadAndNationwide Aug 23 '24

I mean look a pre 2001 map and a current map. Check out the oceans specifically. Exactly the same amount. It has to be a map of the whole world though. It can’t be like a localized map of say Jackson Hole, Wyoming or Vero Beach, Florida. Those maps won’t tell the whole story.

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u/seahawk1977 Aug 23 '24

Disturbing if true. Someone should look into that.

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u/BloodSugar666 Aug 23 '24

🤣 “where are the oceans going? Is there one hiding in your backyard? Tonight at 11”

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u/aufrenchy Aug 24 '24

Sounds like a legitimate FOX “News” story!

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u/Dynomeru Aug 23 '24

I love you

edit: welcome to costco

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u/PickledEuphemisms Aug 24 '24

Shut up I'm batin'.

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u/dowker1 Aug 23 '24

The first one tells the hole story though

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u/Pyrex_Paper Aug 23 '24

Just don't Google Jackson's Hole.

Big mistake.

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u/Nkosi868 Aug 24 '24

Looked into it.

Technically the Southern Ocean was officially recognized by The National Geographic Society, in June 2021.

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u/Noble_Flatulence Aug 24 '24

The real question then is who officially recognized the National Geographic Society.

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u/Jescro Aug 23 '24

I just looked this up and he’s actually right, guys. Really makes you think about how much we lost because of 9/11. Never getting that back.

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u/AgreeablePrize Aug 23 '24

I also haven't been able to play the piano since 9/11

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u/Jescro Aug 23 '24

Tragic, just like bin laden wanted. Thank god we captured and hung Sadam right away and we had Americas Mayor Giuliani to help us through it. Never forget ✊

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u/Hellacidfire Aug 24 '24

Where you able to play the piano before?

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u/TheTurnTablesHave- Aug 24 '24

And I haven't worn a single diaper!

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u/Leading_Attention_78 Aug 23 '24

Got a link? I can’t find it.

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u/mredofcourse Aug 23 '24

You know what's really funny about this is that the last officially named ocean was on June 14, 2000 by the International Hydrographic Organization. As such, if you look at maps pre-9/11 they're pretty much all going to exclude the "Southern Ocean" while maps after 9/11 are more likely to include it.

The details are far more complex:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Ocean#2002_draft_delineation

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u/TheVog Aug 24 '24

Frank Ocean?

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u/Maximum-Tune9291 Aug 23 '24

The answer to that is kept hidden by Big Ocean.

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u/Laconic-Verbosity Aug 24 '24

Source: trust me bro

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u/AstroBearGaming Aug 24 '24

Poseidon never forgot. He's been mocking Zeus relentlessly since for losing control of the skies and so hasn't had the time to create any more oceans.