Search engines do not scrape the entire internet every single time someone searches. They do routine scrapes of web content and create a cache of what was there, and search that cache. This is why updates to websites do not always reflect on searches.
You're contents are findable on Google because the last time they bothered to scrape that particular Reddit post was when your comment was intact, and they have not had a need to scrape it again since then.
The snort-laugh that I just made after reading your reply disturbed my dog. Thanks for the guffaw!
I agree fake, but only because this knitted piece would require a single noodle many yards long in order to achieve this length. Unless this is a singular noodle of epic proportions, there's no way this could be done.
A standard ramen noodle would get you two, maybe 3 rows before running out.
(Been knitting for over ten years now)
Right? OP thinks they're slick, taking a random picture and trolling us by claiming there's a cat in the photo. We can clearly see there's no cat. Nice try, OP. ๐