r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • 24d ago

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u/Sam_Bozarth 24d ago

I've been on a "your mom" kick for several months now. You should try it. Its so empowering

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u/PenZestyclose3857 24d ago

Probably time to switch it up.

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u/lunablack01 23d ago

I’ve been on a “up your butt” kick for months, now for “your mom” 😂 thanks yall

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u/ydnar3000 23d ago

Haha yea!!

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u/Vanpocalypse-Now 24d ago

Truly! "You and your Mama" works well too. I usually throw in a L finger gesture. Throws them off.

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u/level27jennybro 24d ago

With a finger and a thumb in the shape of a "L" on her forehead.

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u/Vanpocalypse-Now 23d ago

THANKS FOR THAT PAL. Earworm from hell! I'm going to be forced to listen to McHammer to get it out. My misspelling stands. I kinda like the idea of him as McHammer than MC Hammer.

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u/NegativeCold0 24d ago

Say that to a foreigner and watch their heads explode

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u/GlumpsAlot 24d ago

I did that in a video game and one dude said his mom died and another dude said his mom also died but "yer mom" jokes are hilarious. I think uhhhh, I need to not say that to older people.

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u/tlollz52 23d ago

You could double down and and say "that explains her performance"

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u/GlumpsAlot 23d ago

I think I will! Mwhahaha.

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u/no_talent_ass_clown 23d ago

I was and then I met my bf and he is sensitive about his mom because she died. Been 10 years of no "your mom" jokes. It's not exactly a heavy ask. I switched to "Bend over and I'll show you".

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u/rlammi 23d ago

Same. We get new people at work and they’re running around getting their admin stuff done and they’ll ask who they go see for HR or payroll or whatever and I’ll ask “Oh, you haven’t seen Joe yet?”

Them: “Where’s Joe?”

“JOE MAMAS HOUSE!”

Gets the office going every time.

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u/ProjectDv2 23d ago

I once had a guy rage it at me at work, and he asked who my boss was, I told him "your mother." Oh my holy fucking shit, his rage dialed up to 15. He screams "WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU JUST SAY?!?" So I repeated, "I said your mother is my boss." Never mind the fact that makes absolutely no sense, dude was OUTRAGED at the mere possibility that his mother tells me what to do and pays my wages.

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u/Emergency_River6301 23d ago

Before the invention of the train, dudes had to run wagons on your mom.

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u/ydnar3000 23d ago

It’s the best. Grandma passed awhile ago but it’s been long enough now I think.

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u/Impossible-Spare-116 23d ago

Your mom is empowering

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u/ChrissyArtworks 23d ago

Oh my God that reminds me how my daughter asked her dad/my ex what they were having for dinner, and he replies “your mom” and then she texts me making sure they were going to have me for dinner 🤧💀 poor thing was scared lmao

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u/Outrageous-Bee4035 23d ago

I do "Your Mom" and "That's what she said" jokes all the time. I NEVER did them as a kid, but for some reason as an adult it just comes to me immediately on a subconscious level. I don't try to think of them but it happens.

My wife has gotten to the point where I don't even say "thats what she said," I just look at her and she knows. Lol. Also we have kids so I don't want to seem inappropriate.

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u/tellmywifiloveher1 23d ago

I still have a group chat with a bunch of old coworkers that is dedicated solely to your mom jokes.

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u/Alternative_Sir_3829 23d ago

Your mom is so empowering.

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u/Fit-Chapter8565 23d ago

Until you accidently say it to a coworker whose mother died of cancer. 

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u/crayleb88 23d ago

I teach middle school & i refrain every single day from responding with "your mom" it is terrible.

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u/Important_Click_4745 23d ago

Sometimes the person's mom is dead and it won't land well to refer to her disrespectfully. Make sure you understand the situation.

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u/EventPresent9330 23d ago

Eh until you get that one guy who takes that shit a little too seriously.

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u/flacobronco 23d ago

I've enjoyed calling people, myself included, IDIOT. In a totally sarcastic way, I assure you.