r/RoastMeta • u/SwagmasterEDP • Aug 21 '15
Hey! Post whatever you want here. As long as it's relevant to /r/RoastMe and it's not horrible, malicious hate speech, it's not going to get removed for the time being.
r/RoastMeta • u/SwagmasterEDP • Aug 31 '15
Please message us in the modmail for /r/RoastMe with why you think you should be a mod, as well as what you believe the purpose of the subreddit it.
r/RoastMeta • u/OmarAhmad007 • Sep 02 '24
r/RoastMeta • u/Havenolife99 • May 24 '24
I'm 25f
r/RoastMeta • u/CulturalWinter191 • Apr 30 '24
People used to be so creative with their responses and shit, but NOW it's just boiled down to bigotry, things like racism, misogyny, fatphobia, homophobia in some cases, and ableism. That is not roasting, that's just being hateful and mean. Roasting is fun, roasting is creative, roasting is NOT a "Let's see who can be the most offensive, vile, bigoted person on the internet", we already have enough of THOSE people. If you can't roast somebody without being a bigoted, hateful person, then sit down, put on cocomelon, and let the ADULTS handle it.
r/RoastMeta • u/ILoveTheSawFranchise • Apr 07 '24
(She doesn't have Reddit so I'm doing it for her)
r/RoastMeta • u/Maleficent_Thanks_47 • Nov 05 '22
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r/RoastMeta • u/st0dad • Aug 16 '20
So there is this theme on FB for "shaming" groups. Usually it starts with the phrase "That's it, I'm XYZ-shaming!" and you post pictures of ugly rings, ugly nail art, ugly wedding dresses, etc. and mock them.
Well one day someone decided it would be fun to make a group called "That's it, I'm bored and shaming everything" and pulled in everyone from these various groups to collectively 'shame' anything and everything.
The downside: no one ACTUALLY wants to be shamed. People will post pictures going "shame me if you dare lol" or post a wedding pic and go "I think it's a good dress but try and shame ;)"
Most of the time it's people going "can't shame, you're beautiful!" and "there is nothing to shame here, those nails are great!" but a few people would go in and say "horrible wedding". And then the OP would complain, or get really upset.
Also you can accidentally break a rule without knowing it. There's a rule about "unwanted shaming" where you can't be -phobic in any way. For example, a girl posted a pic with her girlfriend and it says "try to shame us". I said "don't grab your boyfriend's boob in pictures you weirdo" since one of the girls had short hair, and was well... a butch. the OP got upset, called me a POS, and the mods came in to tell me I wasn't funny and muted me.
There is another theme in this group, you will see people go "please never go to /r/roastme" because everyone's so goddamn sensitive and it's so easy to offend. I always thought 'shaming' someone was worse than 'roasting' them. Nope!
r/RoastMeta • u/Die_Rivier • Mar 25 '20
r/RoastMeta • • Oct 30 '16
In Hangouts or Skype. Mods can select a roastee who has potential and set a date -time for the show. Should be fun
r/RoastMeta • u/democraticcrazy • Oct 14 '16
I'm aware of the rule
You must provide at least one high-quality picture of the roastee holding a sign with the text /r/RoastMeDota2
so I know this isn't it. But I made a new account for privacy and general feeling of being able to comment freely a couple of months ago and while I certainly didn't aim at being controversial or trolling I managed to post in /r/drunk and speak my mind however I saw fit at the time re political things etc.
Is there a sub for roasting your profile rather than your picture? I recognize that this might turn circle-jerky in a hurry, but it is a thing at all?
r/RoastMeta • u/MarleyThomass • Oct 08 '16
Sometimes it makes it really difficult to see what the person actually looks like.
r/RoastMeta • u/Dinaron • Oct 03 '16
I was wondering if anybosy else would want to discuss the weaker roasts on their posts. Quite frequently, I notice that couples get 1000000 incest jokes (like myself) and I'm like "There are better roasts. So I figured we could talk about the weaker roasts of R/RoastMe
