Low Effort Memes
Some communities have standards. We do not.
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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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Lord help me if this is rage bait, because I'm 'baited.
The water from underneath landfills gets sent to the wastewater treatment plant (maybe) which isn't designed to treat hydrocarbons and then in ends up in your surface water, which I presume you value more than ground water.
Maybe the wastewater treatment plant is on site and it probably gets less complete treatment than at a municipal plant.
It's also possible the dump doesn't have a leachate collection system and it's def ending up in the groundwater.
Ground water doesn't like...sit still?
Also people have wells. The wells might predate the dump. Or they don't know the groundwater is fucked and someone goes to dig a well and finds out the water is fucked.
It's not uncommon to build over landfills or build near them once they are 'closed'. In 5 generations that might be a park.
I worked on the remediation of petroleum site and they are still sucking hydrocarbons out of the ground 70 years later. Didn't stop them from building on top of it in the meantime, though.