Bloody nose
Bloody nose
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lol it’s a funny tweet. I don’t use twitter, but find joy in the cleverness and humor that people there spit out.
Would never use the app myself though. Screenshots on lemmy are as close to the rim of the volcano I’ll go.
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It's a joke that's been going around online, OOP made up this janky setup to sound original.
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My first WTF moment with British English was walking into a restaurant & the hostess asked: “are you alright?”. “Do I have a bloody nose?” I quaked. Turns out it was just how folks say “what’s up?” as a hello there.
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...so they remembered a Twitter post in their dream, and posted that as if it was their joke?
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Strangely enough, it's the same user. Makes it even weirder in a way
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Voldemort: 😢
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Wtf
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Source: It was revealed to me in a dream
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This person makes dreams into reality.
Legend
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bloody twat
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Major Kovalyov: "Am I a joke to you?"
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Cooper Howard has entered the chat
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matt rose replied to this (i think)
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Reminds me of the first time a friend of mine and his dad went to London. They were both more or less fluent, though his dad less so:
My friend's dad, trying to order an extra rare steak: "A bloody steak, please"
Waiter, without missing a beat: "Certainly, sir. Would you like some fucking potatoes with that?"
Did ye aye
I mean it is kind of weird that “rare” is used to denote “barely cooked”, when it usually means “very scarce or hard to find”.
Yeah, as a non-native speaker, I've always considered that really weird too. Same with "well done", which is apparently worse than murder if you're enthusiastic about steaks 😄
Blue or Blue-Rare are the steps above rare afaik (at least in the US, not sure about England). Any restaurant that asks "what does that mean" isn't a restaurant I'd trust to serve me meat that is cool in the middle.
Made my day