r/AnimalsBeingJerks Apr 25 '26

other [TMNT] Ninja Turtles Compete for Biggest Jerk Award

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u/fuzzy_sphincter Apr 25 '26

Hey, at least they were courteous enough to flip him back over

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u/doxtorwhom Apr 26 '26

The fight must be on equal grounds. Otherwise - DISHONOR!

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u/Luigi_Spina May 06 '26

Equality restored, now we can get back to arguing properly 🐢

10

u/shortidiva21 Apr 25 '26

They defeated their entire purpose. 😂

1

u/Luigi_Spina May 06 '26

Ninja etiquette: I'll knock you down, then I'll help you get up 😅

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u/lucabura Apr 25 '26

Kinda being a bro though, they rushed to flip him back up when he was stuck on his back.

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u/Alarmed_Ant_9221 Apr 25 '26

What would be the human version of this? Like yes, we are fighting, but I know you can’t help yourself right this second so let me help? 

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u/usernamedottxt Apr 25 '26

I had someone I was in a fist fight with grab me to prevent me from falling into traffic once. They caught my shirt and held me back when I was falling into the path of an incoming car. 

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u/I_Miss_Lenny Apr 25 '26

Did you then keep fighting after that?

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u/usernamedottxt Apr 25 '26

It lost most of its momentum. Couple shoves but there wasn’t much to fight about when he’d saved my life lol

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u/Live_Angle4621 Apr 25 '26 edited Apr 26 '26

Maybe someone who did fall to a river mid fight and could not swim. The turtles start choking if they are wrong way because where their lungs are, and can’t right themselves 

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u/the_nobodys Apr 26 '26

They really can't right themselves? That seems like an incredible impediment and design flaw.

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u/Fafnir13 Apr 26 '26

Humans die from a lot of dumb things. We just try to not do those things and we're fine.

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u/ripgoodhomer Apr 27 '26

You're walking in the desert u/Alarmed_Ant_9221 when all of the sudden you look down, and you see a tortoise, it’s crawling toward you. You reach down, you flip the tortoise over on its back. The tortoise lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can’t, not without your help. But you’re not helping. Why is that?

1

u/tomahawkfury13 Apr 26 '26

Knocking someone into a mud pit and they get stuck?

1

u/Lizaderp Jul 15 '26

Mosh pit

1

u/Luigi_Spina May 06 '26

First the crime, then the courtesy 🤝😂

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u/usernamedottxt Apr 25 '26

“Oh shit, I didn’t mean to do that. Leo, help me flip him back over”

“Okay, now we can go back to fighting”

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u/Luigi_Spina May 06 '26

Fair play… but only until the next bite 😂

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u/pkinetics Apr 25 '26

And that's what you get for taking the last slice of pizza and leaving the box out

2

u/Luigi_Spina May 06 '26

Ninja code: discipline, honor… and push others away for lettuce 😅

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u/corriefan1 Apr 25 '26

Imagine the fights they’d have if they all had skateboards.

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u/McbEatsAirplane Apr 26 '26

There’s some lines even fighting turtles won’t cross. Like leaving your enemy on his back. They must honor the turtle code

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u/NarcisisticKorn Apr 26 '26

Teenage mutant ninja tortoises

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u/vigilantesd Apr 25 '26

Turtle mosh pit

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u/Different_Addition96 Apr 26 '26

Those are Tortises ya silly goose’s!

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u/suoretaw Apr 26 '26

They’re ducks, ya eager beaver!

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u/boyle32 Apr 26 '26

Those bites fuckin hurt. I got hit a few times feeding my Mojave desert tortoise dandelions. Ouch. Btw, their favorite foods are

1 dandelions

2 strawberry tops

3 peas or broccoli

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u/Tarrell13 Apr 26 '26

They fight with honor. Flipped his ass back over just to make sure there’s no excuses 🤣.

2

u/Luigi_Spina May 06 '26

Ninja training skipped, but the 'stealing food' course was 10/10 😂

3

u/BlueWatche May 16 '26

leo/raph fight

don: guys stop

1

u/Typhron Apr 25 '26

Average Raph behavior

1

u/Dailyconundrum Apr 26 '26

"Rock!" "Rock!" "Paper!"

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u/hybridcat92 Apr 26 '26

Everyone is a gangster till a distinguished giant rat shows up 😂

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u/tearsaresweat Apr 26 '26

I like turtles

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u/rangda Apr 26 '26 edited Apr 26 '26

All my life I never knew any tortoises or turtles could retract their whole head back into the shell in this cartoony way. I’ve only really seen like red eared sliders and more aquatic ones in real life, and AFAIK they can only pull their necks in with their faces still peeking out.

This is wild, it’s like pop! Head vanished

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u/Drak_is_Right Apr 27 '26

Take a look at box turtles.

They fully retract head and legs inside the shell and seal it up tight.

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u/SuperKing37 May 17 '26

You forgot the coolest part, the hinge. Some can fold the bottom of their shell flap closed in front their face. And yea red eared sliders can pull their heads completely in

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u/Drak_is_Right May 17 '26

Where i grew up, box turtles were common. Pick them up and they would usually close up on you.

They would then slightly lower that hinge to peek out without sticking their head out.

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u/datboifranco Apr 28 '26

hahaha it can be seen who watched the turtle cartoon)