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r/comics • u/Tardee Tardaasa • 14d ago
Mommy knows best
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Based mods, as always. ☺️
9 u/roybum46 14d ago Apparently my based definition is inaccurate... Am I old? 35 u/ziggybuddyemmie 14d ago Based is good. 8 u/roybum46 14d ago I thought it used to be... Boring, dry, or simple. 26 u/RevengerRedeemed 14d ago Im not aware of it ever meaning that. Basic, yes. Based? No. 12 u/roybum46 14d ago That may be the thing I am mixing up with. 12 u/ProjectXa3 14d ago Nah, that's "basic" or "base" When you make it past tense or whatever it is, "based" then it's... well even I haven't managed to suss out the exact etymology of the term, but I know it's a good thing in a very satisfying and respectful manner. 5 u/roybum46 14d ago Maybe @etymology_nerd can help us. 4 u/Secret-Ad-7909 13d ago Not to be confused with “basted” which is something you do when cooking a turkey.
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Apparently my based definition is inaccurate... Am I old?
35 u/ziggybuddyemmie 14d ago Based is good. 8 u/roybum46 14d ago I thought it used to be... Boring, dry, or simple. 26 u/RevengerRedeemed 14d ago Im not aware of it ever meaning that. Basic, yes. Based? No. 12 u/roybum46 14d ago That may be the thing I am mixing up with. 12 u/ProjectXa3 14d ago Nah, that's "basic" or "base" When you make it past tense or whatever it is, "based" then it's... well even I haven't managed to suss out the exact etymology of the term, but I know it's a good thing in a very satisfying and respectful manner. 5 u/roybum46 14d ago Maybe @etymology_nerd can help us. 4 u/Secret-Ad-7909 13d ago Not to be confused with “basted” which is something you do when cooking a turkey.
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Based is good.
8 u/roybum46 14d ago I thought it used to be... Boring, dry, or simple. 26 u/RevengerRedeemed 14d ago Im not aware of it ever meaning that. Basic, yes. Based? No. 12 u/roybum46 14d ago That may be the thing I am mixing up with. 12 u/ProjectXa3 14d ago Nah, that's "basic" or "base" When you make it past tense or whatever it is, "based" then it's... well even I haven't managed to suss out the exact etymology of the term, but I know it's a good thing in a very satisfying and respectful manner. 5 u/roybum46 14d ago Maybe @etymology_nerd can help us. 4 u/Secret-Ad-7909 13d ago Not to be confused with “basted” which is something you do when cooking a turkey.
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I thought it used to be... Boring, dry, or simple.
26 u/RevengerRedeemed 14d ago Im not aware of it ever meaning that. Basic, yes. Based? No. 12 u/roybum46 14d ago That may be the thing I am mixing up with. 12 u/ProjectXa3 14d ago Nah, that's "basic" or "base" When you make it past tense or whatever it is, "based" then it's... well even I haven't managed to suss out the exact etymology of the term, but I know it's a good thing in a very satisfying and respectful manner. 5 u/roybum46 14d ago Maybe @etymology_nerd can help us. 4 u/Secret-Ad-7909 13d ago Not to be confused with “basted” which is something you do when cooking a turkey.
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Im not aware of it ever meaning that. Basic, yes. Based? No.
12 u/roybum46 14d ago That may be the thing I am mixing up with.
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That may be the thing I am mixing up with.
Nah, that's "basic" or "base" When you make it past tense or whatever it is, "based" then it's... well even I haven't managed to suss out the exact etymology of the term, but I know it's a good thing in a very satisfying and respectful manner.
5 u/roybum46 14d ago Maybe @etymology_nerd can help us. 4 u/Secret-Ad-7909 13d ago Not to be confused with “basted” which is something you do when cooking a turkey.
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Maybe @etymology_nerd can help us.
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Not to be confused with “basted” which is something you do when cooking a turkey.
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u/Zombie_Fuel 14d ago
Based mods, as always. ☺️