Low Effort Memes
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Welcome to loweffortmemes! This is your space for:
- Posting memes that took you 30 seconds to make
- Sharing weird, niche, or confusing content that doesn't fit elsewhere
- Embracing the beautiful art of minimal effort, maximum vibes
- Whatever random stuff makes you laugh (high effort memes welcome too!)
Community Guidelines:
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No standards, but we still have rules: Just because we accept low-effort content doesn't mean anything goes. Normal instance rules still apply- don't spread hate, be civil to others, etc.
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All memes are good memes: That meme you made in MS Paint? That oddly specific joke about your niche hobby? That high-effort masterpiece? That thing other communities thought was "too low quality"? All perfect!
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Don't kill the vibe: We're here to laugh at dumb stuff together, so keep things chill and fun.
Let's celebrate the fine art of doing the bare minimum and somehow making it work (but also the maximum if that's your thing)!
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Definitely depends on the store and the tomato. There's lots of varieties in grocery stores now. When I was a kid, all you could get were pale, mealy tomatoes.
Tomato’s for sale in stores are hardier varieties that can handle the roughness of transport, they are also picked unripe and ripen while transported.
They aren’t even close to the same.
Oh, I'm certain that tomatoes you grow at home are super good, often better than store bought. What I'm saying is that store bought tomatoes are much better than they used to be, and are usually plenty good enough.
I agree. Some stores here sell heirloom tomatoes (the ones there are often funny-shaped and not just red) and they're much better than the perfectly round mealy, red ones. They're also much more expensive (often comparable to farmers markets here) but they're available. True, they're not as good as farmers market or homegrown, but they're leagues better than the "regular tomatoes"
Home grown have also grown tastier in the same time frame. That’s a totally irrelevant point, but I guess justify shitty tomatoes however you want.
They’re still always picked unripe, and ripening on the plant is how they get tastier. That’s not gonna change from a variety change.