• @Dkarma
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    91 year ago

    If anyone is wondering

    N word toes

    • GONADS125
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      101 year ago

      Not as messed up as Midwesterners calling stones sticking out of the ground risking dulling the mower blades n-word heads…

      Couldn’t believe that one when I heard it used by a racist country bumpkin dumbass.

      • @glimse
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        91 year ago

        I’m from the Midwest and I have never heard that. Goddamn that’s a bad one lol

        • GONADS125
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          31 year ago

          Maybe it’s specifically the Ozarks?

          • @glimse
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            31 year ago

            Could be! Or maybe just a more rural thing. I grew up on the border of a major city and while it was generally frowned upon, I was no stranger to a lot of charged terms.

            It (embarrassingly) took me until my 20s to realize the phrase I used to say something was poorly cobbled something together meant “rigged up like a black guy did it” - I assumed it was some ancient English word.

      • @Dkarma
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        11 year ago

        Never hear this one.

    • @glimse
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      21 year ago

      Yep. Caused quite a stir at Christmas one year!