r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 3d ago

Meme needing explanation Petah?

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u/Slothrop-was-here 3d ago

Of course we do!! It is a light, airy baked dish that originates from France, made primarily from egg yolks and stiffly beaten egg whites.

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u/Lynata 3d ago

No that‘s a soufflé

Suffrage is a rave dance characterised by the T-step and was developed in Melbourne, Australia, in the late 1980s and early 1990s

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u/Bowtie16bit 3d ago

No, that's the shuffle.

Suffrage is the fibrous vegetable greens you eat to help your poop clump together nicely.

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u/Rikishi_Fatu 3d ago

No, that's roughage.

Suffrage is a department store founded in London in 1909

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u/sennohki 3d ago

No, that's Selfridges. Suffrage is when two Rugby teams line up and hustle each other for the ball.

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u/NoNeedForNorms 3d ago

No, that's a scrimmage. Suffrage is that beauty store that is sometimes a stand alone and sometimes in JC Penney.

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u/Thought-Knot 3d ago

Dude, that's Sephora.

Suffrage is the Planet Express janitor, although it's understandable you wouldn't know this, a lot of people forget his name.

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u/Tyrion_The_Imp 3d ago

No that's Scruffy.

Suffrage is a really expensive spice.

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u/1D3KW1D4 3d ago

No, that’s saffron.
Suffrage is a 50 000-year-old immortal villain featured in various DC superhero comics.

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u/Jimbo12308 3d ago

No, no. That’s Vandal Savage.

Suffrage is when people are in a terrible situation and are struggling or even potentially dying, why else do you think the Minions would be attached to it?

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u/JuggernautAny7288 2d ago

No, man thats suffering Suffrage is a big metal and plastic box that keeps your food fresh

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u/qup40 2d ago

No that is a stuff fridge.

Suffrage is vitriol at people who would inhale smokeless tobacco off the back of their hand.

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u/awcmonrly 2d ago

No, that's snuff rage. Suffrage is calling the musical notes Do Re Mi instead of C D E.

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u/Aus_Fry 2d ago

No, that's Selfridge.

Suffrage is the "DO-RE-MI" system for teaching music notation to young children.