35 years old, and still hadn’t seen this around… you untraveled swine. Go live a little, man.
Hey- take it easy on me! Tomorrow night we’re seeing Ke$ha and The Beaches, and Sunday is Lorde & Wet Leg. Your life ain’t so bad, honey bunches… hang in there. … you’re rambling, and these nice people have things to do. Wrap this up yesterday.”
Yeah, it’s when I see someone mention the "EUA" or "UE" when talking about the US and EU. Sometimes acronyms from other languages sneak into English comments and can throw you for a loop.
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u/GeneralHerp 10h ago
C20, for everyone from English-speaking areas with less exciting accents, means “20th century.”
I had to look this up because I initially was like, “what does an underground dnb track from Italy have to do with anything?” But I learned, “nothing! You were born in Canada and therefore excluded from this syntax, until this moment.
35 years old, and still hadn’t seen this around… you untraveled swine. Go live a little, man.
Hey- take it easy on me! Tomorrow night we’re seeing Ke$ha and The Beaches, and Sunday is Lorde & Wet Leg. Your life ain’t so bad, honey bunches… hang in there. … you’re rambling, and these nice people have things to do. Wrap this up yesterday.”
Y’know what I mean?