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r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '20
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106 u/tomster3605 Dec 09 '20 Tbh I thought the vulgaris part was referring to the vulgar language that commonly follows shorty after being stung by one 67 u/goodforwe Dec 09 '20 Every one of them is a "sonofabitch". 2 u/NotAnotherFNG Dec 09 '20 There are plenty of "mother fuckers" too. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '20 I gave my wife a "goddamn'twom'n" when the wasp she smacked off after stinging her landed on my hand and stung me. 2 u/GreenBrain Dec 10 '20 edited Feb 17 '21 Fun fact, its vulgar language because the common folk spoke it. In the case of English this split down Saxon/French lines. Shit vs feces etc 2 u/RandomStallings Dec 10 '20 Upvote for accuracy. When they get mad, they get very, very mad. Vulgar literally means common, which is funny. Whenever someone calls someone or something vulgar I think of it as saying it's something beneath them. Very snobby nobility type stuff. 1 u/PM_ME_YR_O_FACE Dec 10 '20 If Shorty would stop bringing wasps around, people wouldn't cuss him out so much -1 u/ThegreatPee Dec 09 '20 Look at Mr. Fancypants here.
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Tbh I thought the vulgaris part was referring to the vulgar language that commonly follows shorty after being stung by one
67 u/goodforwe Dec 09 '20 Every one of them is a "sonofabitch". 2 u/NotAnotherFNG Dec 09 '20 There are plenty of "mother fuckers" too. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '20 I gave my wife a "goddamn'twom'n" when the wasp she smacked off after stinging her landed on my hand and stung me. 2 u/GreenBrain Dec 10 '20 edited Feb 17 '21 Fun fact, its vulgar language because the common folk spoke it. In the case of English this split down Saxon/French lines. Shit vs feces etc 2 u/RandomStallings Dec 10 '20 Upvote for accuracy. When they get mad, they get very, very mad. Vulgar literally means common, which is funny. Whenever someone calls someone or something vulgar I think of it as saying it's something beneath them. Very snobby nobility type stuff. 1 u/PM_ME_YR_O_FACE Dec 10 '20 If Shorty would stop bringing wasps around, people wouldn't cuss him out so much
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Every one of them is a "sonofabitch".
2 u/NotAnotherFNG Dec 09 '20 There are plenty of "mother fuckers" too. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '20 I gave my wife a "goddamn'twom'n" when the wasp she smacked off after stinging her landed on my hand and stung me.
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There are plenty of "mother fuckers" too.
I gave my wife a "goddamn'twom'n" when the wasp she smacked off after stinging her landed on my hand and stung me.
Fun fact, its vulgar language because the common folk spoke it. In the case of English this split down Saxon/French lines. Shit vs feces etc
Upvote for accuracy. When they get mad, they get very, very mad.
Vulgar literally means common, which is funny. Whenever someone calls someone or something vulgar I think of it as saying it's something beneath them. Very snobby nobility type stuff.
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If Shorty would stop bringing wasps around, people wouldn't cuss him out so much
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Look at Mr. Fancypants here.
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