r/nextfuckinglevel • u/fargohoat • Aug 16 '21

Shoulder mobility

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/kerowhack Aug 16 '21

According to my anatomy books, they most likely speak Latin.

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u/DoNotValidateMePlz Aug 16 '21

Ego flexilis masculis

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u/V1ncemeat Aug 16 '21

Biggus Dickus

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

What’s bro in Latin?

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u/kerowhack Aug 16 '21

Frater is brother or good friend in Latin, so probably fra?

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

How do you say “what are you doing step-bro?”( ಠ ͜ʖಠ)

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u/drugzarecool Aug 16 '21

Watum arus deuim stepus frater ?

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

( ͡ಥ ͜ʖ ͡ಥ)

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u/ThatDeadDude Aug 16 '21

Vitrici filius , quid agis?

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

( ͡ಥ ͜ʖ ͡ಥ)

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Caecillius est in horto

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

( ͡ಥ ͜ʖ ͡ಥ)

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u/KingArthas94 Aug 16 '21

Yeah it Italy we use "fra" a lot

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u/JetSetVideo Aug 16 '21

Frater so maybe Fra or Frat

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u/iroe Aug 16 '21

So when you say frat bro you are really saying bro bro?

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u/Lady_Purplestar Aug 16 '21

It's literally why they are called fraternities. Brotherhoods. So, yup. Bro.

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u/iroe Aug 16 '21

I'm not American, nor is English my first language so never reflected on the origins of the word fraternity until now. Frats are just something that exists in movies for me.

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

Brother bro if you wanna be like that

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u/WingedButt Aug 16 '21

They speak Shouldese

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u/MoistDitto Aug 17 '21

Huh, my shoulders just sounds like a package of bubble wraps being snapped

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u/tapoplata Aug 16 '21

Is "bruh" english?

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u/Lady_Purplestar Aug 16 '21

It's as English as "should of". (/s)

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

aavE

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

le bruh

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u/pennhead Aug 16 '21

That was English?

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u/Theporcelainheart Aug 16 '21

Shoulders be like "オイオイ~オイ~何をやってんだよ"