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{{CIA}}{{NotAStub}}[[File:DO NOT INVESTIGATE.png|thumb|Proof that this "easter egg" exists.]]{{CIATip|Whatever you are looking for does not exist, CEASE YOUR INVESTIGATION}} | {{CIA}}{{NotAStub}}[[File:DO NOT INVESTIGATE.png|thumb|Proof that this "easter egg" exists.]]{{CIATip|Whatever you are looking for does not exist, CEASE YOUR INVESTIGATION}} | ||
'''Are you REALLY''' is an "easter egg" that rarely appears when you try to post something that probably appears at random, it may also appear when you post something that goes against the [[Frootcord|FDL]], though this is likely just by chance. | '''Are you REALLY''' is an "easter egg" that rarely appears when you try to post something that probably appears at random, it may also appear when you post something that goes against the [[Frootcord|FDL]], [[though]] this is likely just by chance. | ||
It reads: "Are [[you]] REALLY sure you want to make that post? Do you know what you're doing? Maybe you'd like to reconsider that?" | It reads: "Are [[you]] REALLY sure you want to make that post? Do you know what you're doing? Maybe you'd like to reconsider that?" | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 29 October 2025
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Are you REALLY is an "easter egg" that rarely appears when you try to post something that probably appears at random, it may also appear when you post something that goes against the FDL, though this is likely just by chance.
It reads: "Are you REALLY sure you want to make that post? Do you know what you're doing? Maybe you'd like to reconsider that?"
Many soyteens have experienced this first hand but were often dismissed as schizos.[1]
