I don't get it either.
I do not care as well.

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llama vortex: I want a t-shirt of that headline.

this.

ted j strickland finds lackluster senators have oddly disgusting warts

everybody alsdkf2 now!

I'm obviously trying way too hard to get greenlights.

"How can we get some extra website traffic from Fark if we don't have any interesting stories today?"

"I KNOW! Lets create a headline of random letters! They eat that stuff up!"

"Brilliant!"

kpaxoid: Yeah.

You don't get greenlit unless you belong to total fark.

Not that I care much.

But isn't this setting a precedent? If you find a typo on the web and you're a total farker, the light goes green?

Boring.

While we're waiting for the whaaaaaambulance, let me just note a couple of things:

I'm the submitter.
I saw the headline, noted that it was in the general "theme" of "s", "fbxrd", and the like, and remembered that as odd as those headlines were, they resulted in a pretty jolly Fark thread. So I submitted it. You see, sometimes you don't have to invent a headline -- they make themselves.
Somewhere between 0% and 10% of my submissions are awarded green status. I have submitted over 1000 headlines in a little under four years. Sometimes I have good days, sometimes seriously bad weeks. Sometimes I submit something absolutely perfect, and when I check it ONE GODDAMN minute later, an admin has already redlit it.
My point is, it's not being TF, it's being funny and lucky. Lucky to find an article, lucky to submit it to the right subcategory where the right admin is in the right mood. That's it. Besides, there's a magical place where everything you ever submit shows up on the mainpage. It costs, like, 17 cents a day, though, so might be out of range for ya.
I hear the sirens. Ride's here.

Ghettochip_Malfunction: Tjsflshoudw

/British

God, I hate seeing Tjsflshodw spelled with a U. It doesn't even look like a word.

E cipseddat drec fedr y suna jetau kysa myhkiyka raytmeha.

sp0rk_of_psychosis: I got a stupid Photoshop cliche idea greenlit. But I clicked the link and somewhat enjoyed the article as well. Lots o' biatchin' & moanin' here. Sheesh.

I'm also the type of person to occasionally use the memo portion of a check to write something that amuses me. For a while, I put "Extortion" on my car insurance payments. If grad school loans weren't automated, I'd put something like "Expensive Placemat" or similar on there.

The kind of people who have a problem with this - or simply don't get the everyday amusement angle - are well represented in this thread. It's surprising, but 'duckyroll' was great though obtuse and 'rickroll' is the cheap, idiot-proof spawn. And it's just fun to say the word smock. Smock smock smock smock smock

My friend went to get a rim for my car while I was at work. I wrote him a check and put "rim job" in the memo.

/the memo is meant for the funny!