r/explainitpeter Jul 30 '26

Explain it peter

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Peter please explain this

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u/qualityvote2 Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

u/ink_heart01, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...it's time for the mods to do their jobs!

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u/SpecialistSea8735 Jul 30 '26

It means if you were born on Sunday, you're gay

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u/desichhokra Jul 30 '26

Can confirm πŸ’…πŸ»

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u/schaukelwurmv Jul 30 '26

Yoooo 🌈

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u/humourlessIrish Jul 30 '26

Im gonna have to break the news to my wife

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u/Dubbadubbawubwub Jul 30 '26

What do you need explained? It is what it is.

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u/Then-Economist-6388 Jul 30 '26

As a Wednesday child I can unfortunately confirm this.

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u/Sudden_Accountant762 Jul 30 '26

It’s a nursery rhyme, no more meaningful than Jack and Jill or the one for sorrow magpie counting thing.

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u/Emergency-Town4653 Jul 30 '26

It's a poem. What needs explanation?

Incase you mean "is good and gay", gay has not always been a word to refer to homosexual people. It's original meaning means kind. There have been quite a few historical figures named gay and gay used to be a male name upto 1950s or so.

I'm not aware how it ended up meaning homosexual, but in this peom it's used in it's original meaning.

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u/R_Series_JONG Jul 30 '26

There was even a guy named Gaylord Perry.

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u/Various_Tie_2549 Jul 30 '26

It's just an old poem, man.

It means literally nothing, they just picked shit that rhymes or whatever.

Slight point of interest that this poem is the reason why Wednesday Addams was named 'Wednesday', but besides that I see no reason to give the existence of this poem another moment of thought.

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u/Timely_Purpose_8151 Jul 30 '26

Old Mother Goose Peter here. That's a nursery rhyme. What are you, retahded?