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Now that we are all switching to Lemmy, now is the time for all the redditors with embarrassing usernames to make their username right! Don't screw up this time!

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michikade@lemm.ee
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So you’re saying you don’t want insightful, thoughtful comments from u/rimjob_steve this time around?

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pensivepangolin@lemmy.world
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Granted I need to figure out how to browse communities….but if there isn’t a Lemmy version of /r/rimjob_steve we definitely need to make one. That never got old for me.

Edit: I went ahead and created the community! Find it here!

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kite@lemmy.world
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Search for instances and communities: https://lemmyverse.net/

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dgendreau@lemmy.world
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Be the change you want to see in the world.

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DMmeYourNudes@lemmy.world
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Of all the things about reddit, /u/sinkpisser420 giving sound financial advice was one of the best things about the platform.

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Meanshadows35@lemmy.world
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Only the best information cause from a guy like that come on man!🤣

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Cruxifux@lemmy.world
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Who doesn’t want hair tips or relationship advice from u/anal-plundering?

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