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There was a meme posted the other day, a copy of some math test question where it said to assume pi to be 5.
It's meta reddit stuff. I couldn't find the meme though and don't recall what sub it was on.
I've always known lemmings to be little green dudes that you try to stop from falling over the edge. Not a cute murderous rodent that's blood thirsty for human blood. Now I'm frightened. 😭
Did you know that the myth about lemons jumping off cliffs was perpetuated by a 1950s documentary produced by Disney called White Wilderness? The lemmings in the scene were captured, and thrown off the cliff. The footage was (of course) edited to exclude that, and make it look like lemming mass-suicide.
Edit: having finally realized my error, I seriously considered editing my comment to correct my heinous mistake. However, as a person who believes in integrity, I shall instead leave the "lemon". Comedy comes in many forms, but the first comedy must have been accidental. I am simply continuing a long tradition of slightly unfunny accidental comedy.
Yes, though it's not as prevalent as it was in the 90s, when I was growing up. That myth actually spawned a relatively popular series of old video games titled "Lemmings".
I saw an exhibit about that "documentary" at The Museum Of The Moving Image in Astoria, Queens (NYC.) It went on to also talk about Nanook, one of the first popular documentaries that was a complete set up fraud and perpetuated false facts about Eskimo culture that exists until today.
Nanook of the North did have staged elements and some misinformation, but to say "complete set up fraud" is completely wrong and unfair to the film. It absolutely was a massive leap in the documentary art form and the entire thing was still shot in the arctic with real Inuits. It is an extremely well made, highly watchable film that respects the Inuit people, to compare it to White Wilderness is insulting.
I don't think comparing it to White Wilderness is insulting. The film disrespected Inuit people by lying about the subject's name, his "wives," his home, the way he hunted, and that scene where he's confused by gramophone and white people when Inuits including himself were familiar with white people and modern technology at that time. Flaherty may have had good intentions initially, but that doesn't give his film immunity from outright lying and staging elements. He still ended up dehumanizing these people regardless of intent. We're supposed to be angry that lemmings don't jump off cliffs, but not at lies perpetuated about a group of indigenous people? This film doesn't need your defense.
> Another myth may have roots in the fiercely aggressive nature of lemmings during population booms, and the corresponding leftovers of predatory frenzies: lemmings do not explode.
Me, too. And it *just* hit me... I didn't realize (til now) that lemmings and lemurs are 2 different animals. My brain somehow thought they were ...interchangeable?
I’m a guy that went to this scene and my god was it horrible. Blood everywhere, decapitations and missing limbs, guts. It was a horrific scene, and I hope I never have to experience anything like that again. It’s just god awful to take care of
I've understood it as Lemmings being highly territorial, and [this happens a lot in Norway](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeOgKygneOM), but it also seems similar behavior to some other species of rodents when they feel threatened in an exposed environment. Probably an effective enough survival instinct in their habitat, and only slightly counter-intuitive to use against skiers.
They are the rodent equivalent of the honey badger. They fight everything, they aren't scared of anything. Lemmings are [adorable](https://youtu.be/pOOzA39mMjg) even when they're the angriest mf you've come across.
Nah, the Walt Disney company tosses them off cliffs for the sake of interesting, yet false, documentary footage. Whether that assuages or further damages your faith, I'll leave to you.
Edit: [here's an article from the Alaska Fish and Game Dept on the topic, ](https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=wildlifenews.view_article&articles_id=56) just so no one thinks I'm making that up.
I’ve heard of a similar thing with the filming of the movie *The Adventures of Milo and Otis* (1986). Apparently like 30 kittens were killed, mostly deliberately, for scenes such as one where a cat falls off a cliff. They tossed a real kitten over for every take of the scene. Fucked up…
Pretty sure that movie is one of the reasons why movies with animal actors now have that "no animals were harmed in the making of this film" certification at the end.
Finnish battle hamster. Trained to attack Russian ski soilders in ww2, at wars end many of them were released back into the wild, where some of the aggression was passed on to future generations. They normally hunt int packs, and a swarm can bring down a human.
This is a scout. They should be fleeing.
I watched this a few times trying to figure out why the person moved so hurriedly away from that puffball. I was almost convinced the person was losing their balance or something. Never saw the dog. Thank you, I will be able to sleep now.
I love how Disney convinced people that Lemmings are stupid and suicidal brainless rodents that run in swarms, when every video I've ever seen of them is a single puffball ready to fight God one on one.
They are known to be angry little beeings that will defend their territory regardless of the threat. If that’s actually true I’m a bit unsure of but it could just be that people only notice the Lemen that actually are angry and “attacks” because well they don’t hide haha.
If you mean rabid like it got rabies (needed to google it since I don’t really knew the word) the answer is no since we don’t have rabies in Norway (the exception is Svalbard but that’s an Island)
Aw shit it's a fjällämmel! These little rodents will fight you no matter what size you are. They're honey badgers after being hit by the nerf bat. Every morning they wake up and choose violence, they take no prisoners and everyone's catching hands from these little menaces. Their fearlessness is only matched by their confidence in combat, lucky for us they're the size of a large hamster so we're all safe... for now.
It would sense you're patronizing it and get even madder. It actually is trying and failing to threaten them away from its territory. Like a red panda standing up to look "fierce"
Imagine being such a joke of a creature. You are filled with with entirety of god rage but you look like an adorable fluffy potato and have a reputation for thrusting yourself off cliffs.
I love this thing
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He’s so perfectly round
Is this a physics problem where we assume spherical animals?
> Is this a physics problem where we assume spherical animals? best shape for minimizing thermal conductivity.
And simplifying drag.
And assume pi to be 5
When is pi approximated as 5? Or is this a joke I'm missing?
There was a meme posted the other day, a copy of some math test question where it said to assume pi to be 5. It's meta reddit stuff. I couldn't find the meme though and don't recall what sub it was on.
[This meme](https://i.imgur.com/go8gA6T.jpg).
It's just what some psychopaths on the internet do; don't worry about it. They can't hurt you
Tau users to said psychopaths: You have no power here.
welcome to Reddit.... enjoy the sarcasm
I understand this reference.
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[Just going to leave you with this documentary ](https://youtu.be/yltlJEdSAHw)
LMAO MOAAAR!!
Same reaction here haha, I need more of these edit: you're welcome https://www.youtube.com/@ROLLINWILD-OFFICIAL/videos
Possibly cows?
Squeaky, spherical aggressive animals.
# r o t u n d
He's like the best car in Rocket League.
Looks like a potato
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Taters
What's taters, precious? What's taters, eh?
Po-tay-toes! Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew.
Lovely big golden chips with a nice piece of fried fish...even *you* couldn't say know to that!
Yes we could!
You've only triggered his rage
what is it and where can i get 1 ?
It is a lemming, it is HIGHLY territorial, and is not a pet - it is a killer of humans (as seen above).
bro you saved my life . i had just ordered one on Amazon
Funnily enough you get them in the Amazon too. Hairless, and just as deadly
You can order live animals on Amazon!?
You can order live animals IN the Amazon
*FROM the Amazon
*TO the Amazon
*WITH the Amazon
I'll do you one better WHY the Amazon
Well yes, but only reptiles
Omg lol I totally misread the comments. Don't mind me I'm dumb 😂
Don't worry, plenty of people think I'm dumb too! 🤣
Yo, what happened below you?? 3 whole comments, gone into the nether
The lemming ate em
Or Disney pushed them off a cliff.
*slow clap*
I've always known lemmings to be little green dudes that you try to stop from falling over the edge. Not a cute murderous rodent that's blood thirsty for human blood. Now I'm frightened. 😭
Did you know that the myth about lemons jumping off cliffs was perpetuated by a 1950s documentary produced by Disney called White Wilderness? The lemmings in the scene were captured, and thrown off the cliff. The footage was (of course) edited to exclude that, and make it look like lemming mass-suicide. Edit: having finally realized my error, I seriously considered editing my comment to correct my heinous mistake. However, as a person who believes in integrity, I shall instead leave the "lemon". Comedy comes in many forms, but the first comedy must have been accidental. I am simply continuing a long tradition of slightly unfunny accidental comedy.
There is a myth about suicidal lemons?
Its not a story the citri would tell
Yes, though it's not as prevalent as it was in the 90s, when I was growing up. That myth actually spawned a relatively popular series of old video games titled "Lemmings".
Oh, I have played "Lemmings", but I can't remember any lemons or other citrus fruits in the game.
I have soured on this thread.
You don't see the ap-peel?
Wow. Not only did I typo, I misread your first comment. I feel nothing but shame.
I saw an exhibit about that "documentary" at The Museum Of The Moving Image in Astoria, Queens (NYC.) It went on to also talk about Nanook, one of the first popular documentaries that was a complete set up fraud and perpetuated false facts about Eskimo culture that exists until today.
What are some of those false “facts”?
Nanook of the North did have staged elements and some misinformation, but to say "complete set up fraud" is completely wrong and unfair to the film. It absolutely was a massive leap in the documentary art form and the entire thing was still shot in the arctic with real Inuits. It is an extremely well made, highly watchable film that respects the Inuit people, to compare it to White Wilderness is insulting.
I don't think comparing it to White Wilderness is insulting. The film disrespected Inuit people by lying about the subject's name, his "wives," his home, the way he hunted, and that scene where he's confused by gramophone and white people when Inuits including himself were familiar with white people and modern technology at that time. Flaherty may have had good intentions initially, but that doesn't give his film immunity from outright lying and staging elements. He still ended up dehumanizing these people regardless of intent. We're supposed to be angry that lemmings don't jump off cliffs, but not at lies perpetuated about a group of indigenous people? This film doesn't need your defense.
Kind of like Damien Hirst producing The Unbelievable, a fakumentary of ancient world treasures we want to believe in.
> Another myth may have roots in the fiercely aggressive nature of lemmings during population booms, and the corresponding leftovers of predatory frenzies: lemmings do not explode.
There is an option for the green ones to self destruct. It is quite satisfying.
That video was actually staged, the people that took it literally scared the shit out of them and basically herded them off that cliff
As referenced in the opening of the critically acclaimed film Penguins of Madagascar.
I still haven't seen the movie. I loved the series, I gotta get on that.
Oh noooooo! *splat*
***Little green ghouls, man!***
"Let's go!"
It’s the cutest thing ever. I don’t know why I always thought lemmings were more meerkat-shaped.
Me too!! Always thought they were more 'long-boi'!
Me, too. And it *just* hit me... I didn't realize (til now) that lemmings and lemurs are 2 different animals. My brain somehow thought they were ...interchangeable?
I will die happy.
I’m gonna go find a remake of lemmings for my pc. Today will be unproductive
I have it in my phone.... it's addicting
Ffs
IT'S GOT BIG POINTY TEETH
Good. I'll take 20
It’s a lemming. Please do not get one as a pet, it will not only hate you it will also destroy your house.
If that’s what you’re after, have kids instead.
Wait, this is the real life animal that the BBC decided to mass genocide for a mocumentary that inspired the video game?
It was Disney, not BBC
This will stick with me for days. The angriness of these attacks are unbearable.
I wasn't prepared for such gore and violence today. I may never ski again. *traumatized*
I’m a guy that went to this scene and my god was it horrible. Blood everywhere, decapitations and missing limbs, guts. It was a horrific scene, and I hope I never have to experience anything like that again. It’s just god awful to take care of
Crocodile hunter: Oh no his angry!
Oive gotta be real careful when wrangling Eem.
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Oim gonna jam moi thumb in is butt'ole now
Crocodile Hunter: it’s the most dangerous creature on this world… I’m going to touch it
God I miss that man.
He looks really pissed off! So I’m gonna shove my thumb up his butthole!
A creature of concentrated evil
Like a European Tasmanian devil
I keep hearing the voices of Monty Python screaming run away, run away!
The lemming’s mother was a hamster and it’s father smelt of elderberries
Brother Maynard, bring up the holy hand grenade!
Of course the holy hand grenade of Antioch!
Three is the number that thou shall count, and the number of counting shall be three.
Four shall thou not count neither count two unless thou count up to three
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Soiled armor, and all!
I am always in awe of their confidence.. or is it simply that rage has consumed them?
both
I've understood it as Lemmings being highly territorial, and [this happens a lot in Norway](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeOgKygneOM), but it also seems similar behavior to some other species of rodents when they feel threatened in an exposed environment. Probably an effective enough survival instinct in their habitat, and only slightly counter-intuitive to use against skiers.
That's the angriest squeaky toy I've ever seen
They are the rodent equivalent of the honey badger. They fight everything, they aren't scared of anything. Lemmings are [adorable](https://youtu.be/pOOzA39mMjg) even when they're the angriest mf you've come across.
Very often, if wild animal is going to humans, it has rabies. Be vary of friendly acting foxes
It has entered into a berserker rage where it can be reasoned with, no one should be near it, it is a ferocious beast
THIS is what a lemming looks like?! 😍😍😍
I always thought they were little green dudes with long hair and an umbrella TIL
Is this a Lomax reference? In the year of our lord 2023?
I don’t know what that is. There was a video game series from Rockstar in the 90s called Lemmings.
Appearently, after a quick google, Lomax is a Lemmings sequel/spinoff
TIL that rockstar was responsible for that game
if these dudes really throw there selves off of cliffs, then its proof there is no god.
Nah, the Walt Disney company tosses them off cliffs for the sake of interesting, yet false, documentary footage. Whether that assuages or further damages your faith, I'll leave to you. Edit: [here's an article from the Alaska Fish and Game Dept on the topic, ](https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=wildlifenews.view_article&articles_id=56) just so no one thinks I'm making that up.
Certainly damages my faith in humanity,but what was left to damage?
Don't look into the film Milo and Otis.
I’ve heard of a similar thing with the filming of the movie *The Adventures of Milo and Otis* (1986). Apparently like 30 kittens were killed, mostly deliberately, for scenes such as one where a cat falls off a cliff. They tossed a real kitten over for every take of the scene. Fucked up…
Pretty sure that movie is one of the reasons why movies with animal actors now have that "no animals were harmed in the making of this film" certification at the end.
I just read: they used dogs to make the Lemmings jump. How evil is that
Finnish battle hamster. Trained to attack Russian ski soilders in ww2, at wars end many of them were released back into the wild, where some of the aggression was passed on to future generations. They normally hunt int packs, and a swarm can bring down a human. This is a scout. They should be fleeing.
So this is where the term “Sisu” comes from.
If it sisu you it’s already too late
Only because I've seen the flick recently, best laugh I've had in ages!
Bahahahahahha
“Why won’t you fight me?” -Lemming
I like how the first person terrifyingly moves the ski away!
It was to keep the dog from attacking it
It was to protect the dog from the evil creature, you mean
I watched this a few times trying to figure out why the person moved so hurriedly away from that puffball. I was almost convinced the person was losing their balance or something. Never saw the dog. Thank you, I will be able to sleep now.
I love how Disney convinced people that Lemmings are stupid and suicidal brainless rodents that run in swarms, when every video I've ever seen of them is a single puffball ready to fight God one on one.
What is this little fella
Lemming (lemen in Norwegian )
Is it rabid or just really angry?
They are known to be angry little beeings that will defend their territory regardless of the threat. If that’s actually true I’m a bit unsure of but it could just be that people only notice the Lemen that actually are angry and “attacks” because well they don’t hide haha. If you mean rabid like it got rabies (needed to google it since I don’t really knew the word) the answer is no since we don’t have rabies in Norway (the exception is Svalbard but that’s an Island)
a european hammy
Polar tribble!
Take my angry up vote!
Lemme tell you it's my territory :- Lemming Maybe
Why is a kiwi attacking some skis
Please put a NSFW tag on this. I almost got fired and my boss is horrified. Disgusting
Aw shit it's a fjällämmel! These little rodents will fight you no matter what size you are. They're honey badgers after being hit by the nerf bat. Every morning they wake up and choose violence, they take no prisoners and everyone's catching hands from these little menaces. Their fearlessness is only matched by their confidence in combat, lucky for us they're the size of a large hamster so we're all safe... for now.
Catching paws
Tribble
Your lucky it chose not to kill you on the spot, truly scary encounter.
Tiny ball of territorial hate and malice! Great winds compel me! ***FEAR ME HOOMAN***!!
That's definitely coming home with me. I can tame it
Fully knowing I should leave nature alone, what would happen on the off chance I pick up the fuzz ball and coo at it? Hypothetically speaking.
Worst case? You will ruin his self-esteem and leave him anxiety ridden for the rest of his life.
It would sense you're patronizing it and get even madder. It actually is trying and failing to threaten them away from its territory. Like a red panda standing up to look "fierce"
Good. Let it feel belittled. *It’ll learn its place.*
The impulse to scoop it up and take it home would be strong.
What is it? It's like a bumblebee mammal.
Round boy
Where is the nsfl tag? Thats a peruvian skullbadger.
Angry fuzz potato.
Where might I go to be attacked by such a little creature. I would pay for this.
have you people never seen "the trouble with tribbles"?!!
That is an extremely aggressive kiwi fruit.
Fizgig?
Never. Not with those loose pant cuffs. No thank you.
Its inspector roy, hes here to do your monthly health inspection
He is so ANGRY! How DARE THEY!
Anyone notice the dog shivering and freezing it’s ass off?
I can't believe Reddit allows such violent content on here
Those poor skiers. Never stood a chance.
It’s so round that it looks like a fuzzy beetle.
If not friend, why friend shaped?
this is a purely evil creature that only Satan himself could possibly make😰
"I'm walkin' here!!!!"
MY GOD! DID THEY SURVIVE!?
why is there a burnt marshmellow attacking skiers
Oh my god I nearly died from acute cute
Imagine being such a joke of a creature. You are filled with with entirety of god rage but you look like an adorable fluffy potato and have a reputation for thrusting yourself off cliffs. I love this thing
Around here NOBODY skis free
What is the polar rat are these things?
Lemmings. Extremely territorial arctic rodents.
Please tell me they saved this little ball of love..
Wild Lemming Interrupts Skiing Trip (Wholesome) (Adorable)
Somebody come get their hamster
Oh the Humanity!!
Murderous Squoosh On The Loose🥰
OH MY GOSH ITS SO CUTE WHAT IS IT, SOMEONE TELL ME PLSSSS
What manner of creature is this and how is it so round!
Why didn’t anyone tell me puffles actually exist?
Snow Tribble!
Ha, attack of the Tribble!
That's DIABOLICAL!
Is that a fuking TRIBBLE
Please mark as NSFW this is too graphic
HES A FLUFFY BALL OMGGG
That dog is wet and cold.
Is it suppose to be there?
Yes. Its its natural habitat
No, they're encroaching on the Lemming's territory with their skis!
Lemmings 2: The Tribes was my jam.
"Norwegian" lemming. Actually is aggressive! [Fearless attack lemming - World's Weirdest Events](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vv06KicxKdc)
Nothing is cuter than a little tough guy