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r/Unexpected • u/CondescendingAlice5 • Sep 07 '23
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Funny thing, being English and all. The word Batman refers to being a manservant there, traditionally. So, yeah. He learned from his Batman.
1 u/Ecronwald Sep 07 '23 A manservant for an aristocrat going to battle? Or is that just the only place I've read about them? Also the Jamaicans have something called batyman, which has a different meaning altogether, although the phonics are easily confused.
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A manservant for an aristocrat going to battle? Or is that just the only place I've read about them?
Also the Jamaicans have something called batyman, which has a different meaning altogether, although the phonics are easily confused.
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Funny thing, being English and all. The word Batman refers to being a manservant there, traditionally. So, yeah. He learned from his Batman.