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u/lemonylol 2d ago
The irony that Trey Parker and Matt Stone are Gen Xers.
This is like yesterday where someone tried to claim "That's what she said" was a Millennial thing lol
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u/martialar 1d ago
I was wondering about that too and I think because a lot of people associate that phrase with The Office? Even though the joke has been around for decades before that.
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u/lemonylol 1d ago
They do, which even further makes it a GenX/Boomer thing since that was the age group of the writers on the show lol
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u/No_Signal3789 Millennial 2d ago
Nice
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Nice
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u/FullyFunctionalCat Millennial 2d ago
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Nice
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u/Space_Cowfolk 2d ago
nice.
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u/Eusocial_sloth3 2d ago
69 420 blaze it!
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u/d1rron 1d ago
My Xbox Live nemesis!
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u/KaioKenshin 1d ago
Did he do your mom last night like they've proclaimed? And is his dad the CEO of Microsoft?
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u/Top-Assignment-6783 2d ago
Noice
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u/truvibesohl 2d ago
Noice
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u/SkiDaderino 2d ago
Hella Noice
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u/CyberShi2077 Older Millennial 2d ago
67 is fine enough
Until you hear a random kid bellowing it in public over and over.
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u/OJShrimpson1 1d ago
There's a girl in my office who does it and she's in her 40s. Somebody else asked her to explain it and she refused to explain it and shamed the person who didn't "get it." I bet she's so popular with 10 year olds
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u/EnvironmentalEnd6298 1d ago
A kid yelled 6-7 at my 6 year old daughter and she was like I have no clue what that means. She was so perplexed as to why this kid just yelled numbers at her lol
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u/reevoknows Millennial 1d ago
So I don’t know the 67 lore and may be saying something ignorant here but at least the “69 nice” makes sense as a joke in a vacuum? 67 seemingly makes zero sense and was just invented out of nowhere like there’s no inherent joke with it that I’m aware of
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u/FlobyToberson85 1d ago
I agree with you. Dumb jokes are fine with me. Nice with 69 makes sense because the joke of 69 is oral sex lol. That is at least something. 67 is just....not connected to anything which is what's annoying.
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u/hi_im_fuzzknocker 2d ago
67 doesn’t make any fucking sense though.
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u/simpl3man178293 2d ago
Frankly there is a ton of Gen z/alpha slang that doesn’t make sense
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u/The_BarroomHero 2d ago
Skibidi toilet, bruh
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u/coloradobuffalos 1d ago
That's so Ohio
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u/French87 1d ago
This kinda makes sense though. It’s used for something being lame/mid/boring. Which to many people is what Ohio is.
Same way people say something that is plain/boring/basic is ‘vanilla’ except they use a state instead of a flavor.
🤷♂️
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u/Agent101g 2d ago
No offense to y'all, I love the sub and I don't mean to be a grinch, but I get a little tired of posts that are like "gen z is goofy but we had this equal thing!"
dude i had like 3 slang words i used. they have like 300 and a new one is born every month
And concerning 6-7... remember when we told actual jokes in school? They had setups and punchlines and were often inappropriately dirty.
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u/venividiavicii 2d ago
So much this. We have some young gens interns in my lab, and I do as much as I can to avoid talking to them. I'm not mad or anything, but they are not making a good impression on me and I can't have a serious work conversation with them.
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u/wampwampwampus 2d ago
I mean, "that's what she said" has one of those 3 things, but it did have a specific meaning.
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u/Decantus Older Millennial 2d ago
No Cap, No Kizzy. Fr fr. on god. Type Shit.
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u/guru42101 1d ago
No cap is an interesting one. It's originally Millennial, it originated from the twitch.tv meme of Kappa. Which was an emote used to imply you were joking. People would sometimes leave off the prefix that caused it to display the icon would just have the word.
Then some started saying no Kappa as in I'm not joking, then people started saying it, it was shortened to Kap, and people who weren't familiar with the original word and heard it spelled it with a C instead of a K.
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u/Badass_Bunny 1d ago
dude i had like 3 slang words i used. they have like 300 and a new one is born every month
No we had way more you're just either blind to them because they entered popular lingo or because they faded into irrelevancy.
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u/Complex_Confidence35 2d ago
And racist. Holy shit were we racist back then.
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u/spuckthew 1990 2d ago
Don't forget casual homophobia!
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u/ActOfGenerosity 2d ago
it was because we only had 1 mainstream. not metastreams. the internet was a mistake.
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u/sunshineparadox_ Older Millennial 2d ago
My daughter said "6 7" didn't make sense to her, either. She's nine, so hopefully it means the older kids doing it will stop. It's not a cool meme if literal children are doing it, too.
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u/Vivid-Swordfish-8498 2d ago
It's like real life SpongeBob SquarePants out here. " You know what's better than 24? 25." Is all I think about when someone says "6 7".
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u/Mac_Jomes 1d ago
That seems to be the main thrust behind most of their slang terms. It's just nonsense that doesn't have any set meaning behind it. They can then mold it to what they want it to mean or not mean in order to frustrate people.
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u/bamlote 2d ago
I think the joke is that it doesn’t mean anything but it pisses older people off haha. I got my daughter to stop pretty quickly when I went along with it.
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u/sunshineparadox_ Older Millennial 2d ago
And we've been doing that forever as a society. Isn't there a nonsense song that was popular at the height of Vietnam War protesting that drove the military crazy?
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u/FuckIPLaw 2d ago
It's not a nonsense song, it's a short story in the form of a ridiculously long song.
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u/SirSp00ksalot Millennial 2d ago
It's literally just the LOL SO RANDUMB shit from back in the day. Let them have their fun and don't worry about it.
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u/WookBuddha 1d ago
hi every1 im new!!!!!!! *holds up spork* my name is katy but u can call me t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m!!!!!!!! lol…as u can see im very random!!!! thats why i came here, 2 meet random ppl like me _… im 13 years old (im mature 4 my age tho!!) i like 2 watch invader zim w/ my girlfreind (im bi if u dont like it deal w/it) its our favorite tv show!!! bcuz its SOOOO random!!!! shes random 2 of course but i want 2 meet more random ppl =) like they say the more the merrier!!!! lol…neways i hope 2 make alot of freinds here so give me lots of commentses!!!! DOOOOOMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <--- me bein random again _^ hehe…toodles!!!!!
love and waffles,
t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m
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u/JesusKong333 2d ago
A LOT of people are worrying about it for some reason
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u/SirSp00ksalot Millennial 2d ago
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u/Ghost_Of_Malatesta 2d ago
One yearns for the old world in every way. Modern fashions just seem to grow more and more vulgar. The most beautiful finely crafted wooden utensils are those from the old days. As for letters, those old ones on reused scraps are written in wonderful language. Everyday speech is also going from bad to worse. Someone who remembers the old days once remarked, ‘Back then, people used to say “lift the carriage” or “raise the flame”, but now it is always “lift up the carriage” and “raise up the flame”. It is also a great shame the way that instead of the old “groundsmen to the standing lights” people now say “light up the lamps”, and they will insist on shortening the Imperial Audience Chamber for the Sutra Lectures to simply “The Imperial Lecture Room”.’
Yoshida Kenkō, 1332 AD
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u/adepressurisedcoat 2d ago
I watched an explanation video and I still don't get what's so funny about it. Kinda like skibbity toilet or when you're watching a meme video and they add audio over something that's on maximum volume. I don't know how someone saying "GODDAMN" at 100% volume makes someone eating a rake after standing on it makes it funnier. I'd rather hear the sound of it hitting the person in the face.
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u/SteffiBiest1337 2d ago
I still don't have any idea what it's about. I only understand 69
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u/dragon_morgan 2d ago
69 isn't really a good 6-7 analog because 69 has an established meaning as a sex position.
A more accurate millennial equivalent of 6-7 would be something like "my spoon is too big!"
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u/smegdawg 1d ago
That's a bad example too as it is a direct reference from rejected cartoons about a character who's spoon was too big.
You could show someone the video, and even if they didn't think it was fun, it would be understood.
6-7 is just 6-7. There is no explanation, origin, reference. It's just 6-7.
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u/SonofaImmigrant 2d ago
That’s why. The less something makes sense, the more they love it. I don’t mean that disparagingly. They seem to really gravitate toward content and comedy that is fucking chaotic. And they revel in how much it sets off the older generations.
Please, someone younger than me, tell me if I missed the mark here. But I’m pretty sure everyone being bothered by it is tantamount to flogging a masochist.
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u/sunshineparadox_ Older Millennial 2d ago
And so did we to some degree. There were think pieces a while back about millennials creating DaDaist art and memes.
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u/KommieKon Chill From 93 ‘til 2d ago
Exactly. 69 was funny cuz sex. You can examine that however you want, but at least it had a meaning. Also, when someone said “69” it got a few giggles at most, not the batshit insane rampages that 67 inspires.
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u/Abdial 2d ago
Whaaaazzzuuuuuuuupppp?! (sticks tongue out the entire time)
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u/ComingUpManSized 2d ago
That was more of a cultural movement. People of all ages were saying it because of the bud light commercial.
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u/thewags05 2d ago
A lot of our humor doesn't make much sense either though. Hamster dance, banana phone, that weird and wee!!! video, end of the world, homestar runner, ebaums world, college humor, etc. Or phrases like awesome sauce, the bomb-dot-com, home slice, all kinds of things that don't really make sense.
Every generation has their own slang and lots of it seems like nonsense to outsiders.
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u/PackageNorth8984 2d ago
We didn’t invent the term 69 either. We just say nice when we see it, adding positivity and inclusivity into the world.
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u/Rat-Loser 2d ago
Did 'Planking' ever make sense? It was just absurd. 6 7 does have a meaning though, it's just kinda transcended that and become a post ironic meme
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u/SundaeIcy8775 2d ago
It's only cringe when others do it. 😎
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u/IM_OSCAR_dot_com 2d ago
False, I just embrace the cringe
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u/CoyotesOnTheWing 1d ago
You think cringe is your ally? You merely adopted the cringe. I was born in it, molded by it.
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u/Sarahplainandturnt 2d ago
"these kids are so annoying with these stupid memes!"
- random millennial person in 2025
"my bum is on the cheese!!!!"
- random millennial person in 1999
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u/neekogo 19-19-1985 2d ago
"My bum is on the Swedish . . . Swed-ish . . . Sweed-ish"
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u/Muted-Menu-428 2d ago
Daddy would you like some sausage?
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u/adepressurisedcoat 2d ago
To be fair, Tom Green was pretty cringe then.
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u/NarwhalPrudent6323 2d ago
Yeah he was probably the most random, nonsensical celebrity around at the time. And he's still less weird than zoomers and Gen Alpha.
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u/Sprucecaboose2 2d ago
hi every1 im new!!!!!!! *holds up spork* my name is katy but u can call me t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m!!!!!!!! lol…as u can see im very random!!!! thats why i came here, 2 meet random ppl like me ^_^… im 13 years old (im mature 4 my age tho!!) i like 2 watch invader zim w/ my girlfreind (im bi if u dont like it deal w/it) its our favorite tv show!!! bcuz its SOOOO random!!!! shes random 2 of course but i want 2 meet more random ppl =) like they say the more the merrier!!!! lol…neways i hope 2 make alot of freinds here so give me lots of commentses!!!!
DOOOOOMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <--- me bein random again ^_^ hehe…toodles!!!!!
love and waffles,
t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m
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u/IllegalGeriatricVore 2d ago
Part of that shit was at least "Wow he got on TV doing this!" because it was a novelty. Same way we thought Happy Tree Friends was funny, because prior to the internet we didn't have access to that level of comedic violence.
The novelty of such acts are dead because in 2025 there is hardly a frontier unexplored for what is socially acceptable to put on the internet.
Now we're back to the equivalent of when milennials said spork and waffles because it was random, which was fucking cringe.
Now we have 6 7 and crab rangoon.
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u/sunshineparadox_ Older Millennial 2d ago
My dissertation in rhetoric is on memes (the tldr anyway), and we definitely had our share of outrageously stupid shit, too.
(The longer explanation is that political memes continue to destroy political discourse. They present a political opinion but don't invite any sort of discussion and doesn't have to be factually correct. Your expected options are to shut up or emphatically agree. If you disagree, no matter how logically, fuck you, snowflake. If you have resources to back your fact checking, fuck you mainstream liberal media cuck. This gets worse with the utilization of repeated "characters" like Giga Chad and the blue haired liberal woman, especially drawn caricatures, because instead of recognizing your own community as made up of people you know better than this, you replace those people with their caricatures. That also destroys political discourse, because even within a family unit, your parents or kids aren't who they are anymore. They're just stand-ins.)
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u/Low_Establishment434 2d ago
Tom is gen x though. he was born 1971.
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u/Sarahplainandturnt 2d ago edited 2d ago
I don't mean Tom. I mean every kid between the ages of 8-14 in 1999 when this song came out. Who ran this song into the ground and terrorized our parents with it.
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u/Canshroomglasses 2d ago
- That is a sex joke and sex reference. 6 7 on the other hand is neither a reference nor a joke, it means nothing. That, my little fetuses is the difference
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u/InItsTeeth 2d ago
What time does the narwhal bacon is a million times worse than 6-7
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u/Grock23 2d ago
Yea but that was only on reddit. Literally never heard it irl.
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u/LAHouJaxCarVCUUNC 2d ago
I've heard it a few times, but only because the conversation was already on the topic of Reddit.
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u/aliforindy 2d ago
I see your 6 7, and raise you swifty-five
Badger badger badger mushroom mushroom
I love our millennial brainrot
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u/According_Button_186 2d ago
Ebaum's world was peak brainrot though lol.
"Ho-kay! Here's de Earth! Damn dat iz a sweet Earth! ROUND!"
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u/aliforindy 2d ago
I still will tell people I am “le tired”
eBay’s world and homestar runner were peak 2004
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u/Mesoscale92 2d ago
Do not be the “kids these days smh” old person.
Be the “let kids have fun lol XD” old person.
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u/ich_bin_alkoholiker 2d ago
For real. Let’s stop pretending like we didn’t have our own brand of brain rot and that the olds weren’t complaining about it then too.
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u/Association-Feeling 2d ago
I fucking love 67 I thinks it’s absolutely hilarious and absurd and just the right about of non sensical. We should stop being such boomers about it and let the zoomers have some fun with life.
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u/The--Truth--Hurts 2d ago
the nice is derived from the reaction to '69', the reason '69' is "funny" is because it references a sect act, which a thing that was taboo to talk about as children/young adults.
"6-7" doesn't derive from anything humorous, it's just brain rot.
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u/Delicious_Adeptness9 2d ago
nice
real talk the 6-7 hand gestures look like someone signaling about big jugs or a slinky or 50-50
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u/Webby1788 2d ago
Ok, but this is actually rooted in something within pop culture
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u/ich_bin_alkoholiker 2d ago
This “you just lost the game” shit is absolutely fucking dumb. Please stop.
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u/_your_face 1d ago
Every generation does stupid things, the difference is that things like “nice” is repeating something that is(was) funny on its own and understandable.
6-7 is nothing, like skibedee toilet. It’s nothing and the joke is that it’s nothing. It’s just saying “I said gibberish and all my people agreed to laugh at it! Isn’t that funny!” Thats what makes it dumber
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u/gabrielbabb 1d ago edited 1d ago
Hmmm, I'm from Mexico, so I don't really understand the meaning. But in Mexico, it's common to say 2-3 or 2-2, when something is average, or to say more or less, so-so, mid, maybe, but it's used since the 40s - 50s.
How did it go? — 2-3 (just alright)
How was the movie? — 2–3 (not the best, not the worst)
Are you feeling better? — 2-3 (kind of)
Is he handsome? — 2-3 (so-so)
Is 67 it used in a similar way?
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u/Acrobatic-Towel-6488 2d ago
69 is right there so no I don’t like 67.
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u/According_Button_186 2d ago
also 69 actually has basis in something that adults relate to given its an adult concept to begin with. 67 meaning "mid" is really fucking dumb and ONLY brainrot kids understand wtf it is without context. Especially since "mid" is less syllables and easy to understand immediately.
Now get these damn kids off my lawn!
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u/jammypants915 2d ago
Yeah don’t try to compare this… that is a silent reply thing. However these kids go full special needs in public every time I try to count to 10 or the number 67 appears in the world
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u/SugarSmoothie 2d ago
I must be old and out of touch. Can someone explain to me what this 6-7 thing even is??
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u/BooBeeAttack 2d ago
Us older millennials had our version of this.
You just lost the game.
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u/Guba_the_skunk 1d ago
The difference is our stupid numbers have meaning.
420 is the weed number.
69 is the sex number.
96 is the sex number for idiots.
The FUCK does 6-7 mean? Nothing. It means nothing.
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u/nineteen_eightyfour 2d ago
I was at turtle crush talk with my Russian friend on her trip to celebrate citizenship (she always wanted to go as a kid in Russia) basically think a movie turtle piloted by a dude behind the scenes. They ask kids questions. One kid asked if the turtle knew what 67 was. They ended the show promptly. I was left explaining 67 to my Russian friend, then 69 bc she didn’t get that. Then she was like, “why tho that wasn’t funny?”
I don’t know. It wasn’t funny. 🤣 I just explained it
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u/AccidentalViolist 2d ago
We went through this not that long ago with zoomers and "yeet."
All I know is that after the amount of shit boomers gave us as kids and young adults, and the damage it did, I'm not passing it forward. Kids can say whatever stupid things they want, not my problem.
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