Never feel afraid to post.
I think you should post more. They let lots of really low quality posts through all the time. Worst case, you'll fit right in. Best case, you'll post genuine quality and make the community a better place. It's win win. Welcome!
Howdy fellow cat lover.
hello
What’s something you like to do? Any cool hobbies? Or boring ones, I don’t judge
Boring hobbies are underrated.
I enjoy mountain biking and building lego every now and then. Video games too but mostly on my GameCube I've had for 20 years.
(I also smoke way too much but I don't think that's a hobby lol.)
So were you there when they locked the sub as a joke???
very funny and cool
It was a kind thing to do
hi comrade
'ello
trust me, your posts will never be as bad as mine. smash face into keyboard and send post.
Hello!
There's a comm for getting over posting anxiety now called c/badposting. It's a great place to just post whatever, no expectations of adequacy or anything.
We have an owl that literally pisses and shits everywhere you do not need to be concerned about the quality of posts lol
Welcome!
I'm also a 2019 r/chapotraphouse user
I've also never actually listened to the chapotraphouse podcast
Just start posting shit. I literally post whatever pops into my head and people seem to like it. For what its worth I like what you posted right there. Its a cool place where I dont have to check if every ı is dotted and every ŧ properly crossed.
Hewwo
Hello there! Welcome back!
We all suck at posting
GOOD post
Welcome! I have only posted once so far and it took me like a month or two to do so I think lol
Introductions
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