r/MadeMeSmile • • 17h ago

Wholesome Moments Her smile made me smile

Taken from Danielaa Marie on ig

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u/yodelissimo 17h ago

It's a polaroid, she's amazed staring at the photo while it's transitioning to a fully captured shot.

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u/Rasberrycello 17h ago

I was gonna say, it's Mongolia, not Mars. They have smart phones and everything. She's not amazed by the photo, she's enjoying the development of an older tech she's not seen before, just like any kid would.

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u/Top-Valuable-153 17h ago

Just about to say a lot of my family still live in Mongolia they have tech it’s not so much common in it’s rural areas of course but they know what the internet and phones are making us sound like we got on earth yesterday 😭

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u/Everyones-Grudge 16h ago

How do u know they don't have smart phones on Mars? Did you go there recently?

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u/DukeMancannon 13h ago

Na mate. They traveled back to the 1300s and that child is Khan’s mother right before he grew up to kill Spock.

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u/kiritoonis 5h ago

To be fair at this age everyones at an awe when looking at photos of themselves. Especially actually "developed"/ physical ones.

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u/HarrMada 16h ago

Complete conjecture. That sounds so corny btw, "actually guys she just appreciates old tech more". You have no idea if it's the development of the photo or the photo itself that captures her interest.

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u/dumaa 16h ago

Mongolian here. We have photos and smartphones, we know what those are, even in the countryside. It is absolutely likely that she just enjoys seeing the transition, like any kid unaccustomed to polaroid would be.

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u/HarrMada 13h ago

Proving my point, complete conjecture. You have no idea.

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u/Jackski 10h ago

You know it's OK to go "Oh, I didn't know that"?

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u/No-Background8462 15h ago

You are an idiot if you believe people in Mongolia dont have smartphones and dont know what a photo is.

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u/HarrMada 13h ago

Putting words into my mouth. My point is that you actually have no idea. And you don't. Now be quiet.

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u/bananadepartment 14h ago

It's not a Polaroid, it's an Instax

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u/80sHairBandConcert 8h ago

You need to stop lol

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u/Mstakrakish 7h ago edited 7h ago

It's like Kleenex and Google.

Polaroid is synonymous with instant photo development because they were the first to do it. Relatively few called it instax back in the 90s when it was released.

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u/JasonSmithston 14h ago

Wait, what are you saying??

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u/Darkmaniako 14h ago

Nobody cares

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u/FrostyD7 7h ago

He contributed to the discussion. You did not. Here's your downvote.