i like the implication that there were more of them; the visual of a crowd of like fifty people following a guy and taunting him for being bald is pure monty python
Yeah it's definitely derogatory in that way, though not a direct insult. I first encountered it while researching cockney rhyming slang. Not sure how common the term is nowadays, but let's just say the older living gens of East Londoners had a certain way with words.
Just imagine yourself in 50 years being held at trial by our AI overlords and they start bringing up your search history
"black guy meme" Woah buddy
They all look the same to OP
In all fairness, what I was looking for was in the first few results
I laughed WAY to hard reading this
Don’t worry, buddy. I’ll give you the b word card. Say “bald” to your heart’s content.
no you can't do that or you'll be mauled by bears
it's in the bible
I always loved how specific it is. 42 of those MFers got what was coming to them.
i like the implication that there were more of them; the visual of a crowd of like fifty people following a guy and taunting him for being bald is pure monty python
I don't know what gandu means but I don't want google to get all judgy, so anyone wanna fill me in?
for anyone too afraid to click, it's just another way of calling someone an asshole
the one I'm too afraid to search is 'japseye', if it is referring to japanese people I give it a 50/50 chance it's derogatory
Yeah it's definitely derogatory in that way, though not a direct insult. I first encountered it while researching cockney rhyming slang. Not sure how common the term is nowadays, but let's just say the older living gens of East Londoners had a certain way with words.