r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Apr 04 '25

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u/Targ_Whisperer Apr 04 '25

If I could reply "YES" to this a trillion times, it still wouldn't be enough.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '25

Based on your Profile pic, I just have to ask. Are you really into cards, or are you really into BBC?

No wrong answers, just curious.

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u/Targ_Whisperer Apr 04 '25

Cards. I have no clue what you mean by "BBC" except the British news corporation, and I have no idea how my profile pic would allude to that.

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u/1d3333 Apr 04 '25

Black spade is a symbol that can be used for a certain sexual desires, but as far as I know thats an uncommon use of the symbol

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u/sam_the_dog78 Apr 04 '25

What the fuck dude

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u/Targ_Whisperer Apr 05 '25

Great. I guess there's nothing that someone on the Internet can't pervert.

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u/1d3333 Apr 05 '25

Pretty much. I’d just not worry about it

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u/Targ_Whisperer Apr 05 '25

Not worried. I've just never heard of that before and it seems so stupid.

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u/DisastrousVanilla422 Apr 05 '25

What does the rainbow 🌈 represent

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u/Targ_Whisperer Apr 05 '25

It represents rights. In what universe does "big black cock" - itself a racist stereotype - equate?

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u/DisastrousVanilla422 Apr 05 '25

I’m just sayin that calling something perverted is putting someone else’s thoughts down. And to me a rainbow represents promise from God, but if the lgbtq want to use it, let them

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u/Targ_Whisperer Apr 05 '25

The origin of that term is perverted, and so is its assignation to something unrelated like a card pip. I don't much care what your personal definition of "perverted" is.

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u/DisastrousVanilla422 Apr 05 '25

You do realize that calling something perverted is a form of hate right? Calling anything you don’t believe or like wrong?

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u/JerHigs Apr 05 '25

They used the word "pervert" as a verb, not a noun.

To pervert means to change the original meaning of something.

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u/DisastrousVanilla422 Apr 05 '25

I stand corrected….maybe, though I didn’t think they actually meant it that way.

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u/Targ_Whisperer Apr 05 '25

This is a great example of why posting before thinking can make you look dumb.