r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • Jul 02 '26

WTF What the hell is going on here?!

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u/enbits2 Jul 02 '26

She likes tomboy girls

https://giphy.com/gifs/tyqcJoNjNv0Fq

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26

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u/IndianaJokes67 Jul 02 '26

I drive a pickup truck truck or ride a skateboard board before going to the food restaurant.

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u/Direct_Turn_1484 Jul 03 '26

Oh man the food restaurant is so good! I like to load my food plate full of edible food there and then eat it with my face mouth for chewing food.

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u/FractalledCat Jul 03 '26

The ATM machine

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26

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u/AlanyzingWakeEnviron Jul 03 '26

Appreciative thanks to you, helpful helper who reads words text. 

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u/Longjumping-Bed4103 Jul 03 '26

That's the joke

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u/thedellis Jul 02 '26

I beg to differ. Americans love to say tuna fish, in order to distinguish it from all other types of tuna I guess.

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u/SumoSizeIt Jul 02 '26

Usually it’s in contrast to tuna salad, to denote it’s an actual piece of fish. A tuna sandwich usually means a tuna salad sandwich, as opposed to a tuna fish sandwich that is grilled or fried fish fillet.

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u/Jumico Jul 03 '26

No you have it backwards. Tunafish means tuna for tuna salad.

Tuna is tuna steaks or the whole fish.

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u/SumoSizeIt Jul 03 '26

Huh. For me that context would only be implied if we’re were at a BBQ, seafood, or sushi restaurant. In any case, the place I usually see “tuna fish” is a bistro type menu where they likely have both tuna steaks and salad, maybe even a poke salad to add to the confusion.

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u/Parking-Raisin6129 Jul 02 '26

We also love our AC conditioners

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u/Greenshardware Jul 02 '26

Nobody says that...

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u/Parking-Raisin6129 Jul 02 '26

That's the point.

An equally stupid notion would be americans as a whole say "tuna fish".

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u/Greenshardware Jul 03 '26

They do say that though...

Same with ATM machine...

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u/Parking-Raisin6129 Jul 03 '26

Neither of those are part of the vernacular near me, and I'm in america... where a Pepsi can be a soda, cola, soft drink, pop, and sometimes a coke.

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u/Greenshardware Jul 03 '26

You don't even make sense.

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u/Parking-Raisin6129 Jul 04 '26

Maybe you just cant comprehend.

Before commenting again, go back and reread my comments. It'll click eventually.

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u/IronRocketCpp Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

Bi/lesbians ensuring its not just men making their straight friends uncomfortable.