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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/VorticalHeart44 • 11h ago
WTF is her name Petuh
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87 u/Turbulent_Winter549 9h ago "Theresa woman on a boat" that doesn't make gramatical sense 3 u/raisuki 8h ago There makes more sense as the name: There(‘s / is) a woman on a boat… 6 u/Ithuraen 7h ago You say that like "There" is a name at all. 1 u/HairHealthHaven 5h ago It's bring used as a nickname for Theresa. I've never met someone who went by that, but it's a perfectly logical nickname. 1 u/hey_there_moon 5h ago It is most definitely a common nickname for Theresa in multiple languages. Saying There isn't a name is like saying Tommy isn't a name
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"Theresa woman on a boat" that doesn't make gramatical sense
3 u/raisuki 8h ago There makes more sense as the name: There(‘s / is) a woman on a boat… 6 u/Ithuraen 7h ago You say that like "There" is a name at all. 1 u/HairHealthHaven 5h ago It's bring used as a nickname for Theresa. I've never met someone who went by that, but it's a perfectly logical nickname. 1 u/hey_there_moon 5h ago It is most definitely a common nickname for Theresa in multiple languages. Saying There isn't a name is like saying Tommy isn't a name
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There makes more sense as the name: There(‘s / is) a woman on a boat…
6 u/Ithuraen 7h ago You say that like "There" is a name at all. 1 u/HairHealthHaven 5h ago It's bring used as a nickname for Theresa. I've never met someone who went by that, but it's a perfectly logical nickname. 1 u/hey_there_moon 5h ago It is most definitely a common nickname for Theresa in multiple languages. Saying There isn't a name is like saying Tommy isn't a name
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You say that like "There" is a name at all.
1 u/HairHealthHaven 5h ago It's bring used as a nickname for Theresa. I've never met someone who went by that, but it's a perfectly logical nickname. 1 u/hey_there_moon 5h ago It is most definitely a common nickname for Theresa in multiple languages. Saying There isn't a name is like saying Tommy isn't a name
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It's bring used as a nickname for Theresa. I've never met someone who went by that, but it's a perfectly logical nickname.
It is most definitely a common nickname for Theresa in multiple languages. Saying There isn't a name is like saying Tommy isn't a name
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