#in a way that's kind of unbecoming :/ esp in the current sociopolitical climate
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princessnijireiki · 1 month ago
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A few of these are weird, but I'm wondering where y'all live that a few of these screenshots even... merited inclusion in a list like this?
Like I've heard "yaya" before, just like I've heard "oma"/"uma" (I'm assuming that's the source of "oompa" in the first screencap), "bubbe," etc. They're not weird, they're just not English. Even the person who called their grandpa "booboo" instead of abuelo, I know a very young kid right now who differentiates his grandmothers by calling one "abu" and one "tita," both short for abuelita.
"Grandpa Gungus" and "Goochpa" are objectively funny, but I need y'all to expand your horizons a little bit if you think "Bubu" or "Gigi" and "Sloppy :D" are in the same category.
THIS IS KILLING ME
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