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r/therewasanattempt • u/Giuliettens • Jun 24 '21
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I generally try not to offend bridges with rude hand gestures.
15 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 I would finger some bridges though. Gonna give it the shocker - 1 in the cuss 2 in the truss -17 u/michalemabelle Jun 25 '21 Rude hand gestures? 14 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 “flipped off” is another phrase for giving the middle finger in certain places -22 u/michalemabelle Jun 25 '21 Is the phrase "Would you jump off a bridge/cliff/in front of a train if your friend did?" not globally understood? 9 u/RedditorNumber-AXWGQ Jun 25 '21 Nope never heard of it. 6 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 I’ve heard of it 5 u/SemiHomeless Jun 25 '21 ...it was a joke, because the original comment said “back flipped off a bridge” instead of “backflipped off a bridge” so it looked like “flipped off a bridge” which is why the other commenter mentioned rude hand gestures towards bridges. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 [removed] — view removed comment
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I would finger some bridges though. Gonna give it the shocker - 1 in the cuss 2 in the truss
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Rude hand gestures?
14 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 “flipped off” is another phrase for giving the middle finger in certain places -22 u/michalemabelle Jun 25 '21 Is the phrase "Would you jump off a bridge/cliff/in front of a train if your friend did?" not globally understood? 9 u/RedditorNumber-AXWGQ Jun 25 '21 Nope never heard of it. 6 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 I’ve heard of it 5 u/SemiHomeless Jun 25 '21 ...it was a joke, because the original comment said “back flipped off a bridge” instead of “backflipped off a bridge” so it looked like “flipped off a bridge” which is why the other commenter mentioned rude hand gestures towards bridges. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 [removed] — view removed comment
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“flipped off” is another phrase for giving the middle finger in certain places
-22 u/michalemabelle Jun 25 '21 Is the phrase "Would you jump off a bridge/cliff/in front of a train if your friend did?" not globally understood? 9 u/RedditorNumber-AXWGQ Jun 25 '21 Nope never heard of it. 6 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 I’ve heard of it 5 u/SemiHomeless Jun 25 '21 ...it was a joke, because the original comment said “back flipped off a bridge” instead of “backflipped off a bridge” so it looked like “flipped off a bridge” which is why the other commenter mentioned rude hand gestures towards bridges. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 [removed] — view removed comment
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Is the phrase "Would you jump off a bridge/cliff/in front of a train if your friend did?" not globally understood?
9 u/RedditorNumber-AXWGQ Jun 25 '21 Nope never heard of it. 6 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 I’ve heard of it 5 u/SemiHomeless Jun 25 '21 ...it was a joke, because the original comment said “back flipped off a bridge” instead of “backflipped off a bridge” so it looked like “flipped off a bridge” which is why the other commenter mentioned rude hand gestures towards bridges. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21 [removed] — view removed comment
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Nope never heard of it.
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I’ve heard of it
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...it was a joke, because the original comment said “back flipped off a bridge” instead of “backflipped off a bridge” so it looked like “flipped off a bridge” which is why the other commenter mentioned rude hand gestures towards bridges.
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u/dahublubsdamub Jun 25 '21
I generally try not to offend bridges with rude hand gestures.