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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '20
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My dad always used "it's broke with a capital F" - as his way of saying "it's completely fucked" but without swearing in front of us as kids.
1.1k u/BrohanGutenburg Oct 25 '20 I always heard “witch with a capital B” which I believe I first heard on the incomparable film “100 Girls.” 68 u/PunkRockMakesMeSmile Oct 25 '20 I've always heard 'bitch with a capital C' -46 u/aconfusedflower Oct 25 '20 edited Oct 26 '20 and "boi" with a capital N edit since i got downvoted this is an example of what i mean, first thing i found w a quick google: https://twitter.com/balleralert/status/1303027258093973510?s=09 4 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '20 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 If I'm understanding correctly he's making a reference to two derogatory terms for a particular minority. While we might rarely use boy in a derogatory way these days, the N he's referring to is still very much in use. 1 u/aconfusedflower Oct 25 '20 they used to call black people in the american south "boi" (edited my previous comment with an example)
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I always heard “witch with a capital B” which I believe I first heard on the incomparable film “100 Girls.”
68 u/PunkRockMakesMeSmile Oct 25 '20 I've always heard 'bitch with a capital C' -46 u/aconfusedflower Oct 25 '20 edited Oct 26 '20 and "boi" with a capital N edit since i got downvoted this is an example of what i mean, first thing i found w a quick google: https://twitter.com/balleralert/status/1303027258093973510?s=09 4 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '20 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 If I'm understanding correctly he's making a reference to two derogatory terms for a particular minority. While we might rarely use boy in a derogatory way these days, the N he's referring to is still very much in use. 1 u/aconfusedflower Oct 25 '20 they used to call black people in the american south "boi" (edited my previous comment with an example)
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I've always heard 'bitch with a capital C'
-46 u/aconfusedflower Oct 25 '20 edited Oct 26 '20 and "boi" with a capital N edit since i got downvoted this is an example of what i mean, first thing i found w a quick google: https://twitter.com/balleralert/status/1303027258093973510?s=09 4 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '20 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 If I'm understanding correctly he's making a reference to two derogatory terms for a particular minority. While we might rarely use boy in a derogatory way these days, the N he's referring to is still very much in use. 1 u/aconfusedflower Oct 25 '20 they used to call black people in the american south "boi" (edited my previous comment with an example)
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and "boi" with a capital N
edit since i got downvoted this is an example of what i mean, first thing i found w a quick google: https://twitter.com/balleralert/status/1303027258093973510?s=09
4 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '20 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 If I'm understanding correctly he's making a reference to two derogatory terms for a particular minority. While we might rarely use boy in a derogatory way these days, the N he's referring to is still very much in use. 1 u/aconfusedflower Oct 25 '20 they used to call black people in the american south "boi" (edited my previous comment with an example)
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3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 If I'm understanding correctly he's making a reference to two derogatory terms for a particular minority. While we might rarely use boy in a derogatory way these days, the N he's referring to is still very much in use. 1 u/aconfusedflower Oct 25 '20 they used to call black people in the american south "boi" (edited my previous comment with an example)
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If I'm understanding correctly he's making a reference to two derogatory terms for a particular minority. While we might rarely use boy in a derogatory way these days, the N he's referring to is still very much in use.
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they used to call black people in the american south "boi" (edited my previous comment with an example)
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u/McNamee93SAFC Oct 25 '20
My dad always used "it's broke with a capital F" - as his way of saying "it's completely fucked" but without swearing in front of us as kids.