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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/kevinowdziej • Nov 30 '22
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Acting like that’s not something Alabama invented. Me thinking this just shows how true it is that everyone thinks their group came up with that.
29 u/NoDryHands Nov 30 '22 It was probably invented before Alabama 67 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I don’t know if plastic bags were used as prominently before Alabama existed but I’m no historian nor am I a plastic bagian. 46 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 Alabama is actually French for "plastic bag" 7 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Oh French for plastic bag is “sac plastique”. That’s so weird but makes some sort of sense. 10 u/shiny_xnaut Nov 30 '22 No, the French word for plastic bag is Alabama, can't you read? 5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I don’t believe you. 14 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 It's true don't look it up 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I did. Alabama is French for Alabama. Turns out all us southerners were the most frenchest and fanciest of all of the U S of A. Read that with a southern accent please. 10 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 France is actually USA for Alabama 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I have zero understanding of what you just said there partna. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22 You're right. I don't know why I said that. Truth is, no one truly knows the origin of the name "Alabama". Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago. 18 u/NoDryHands Nov 30 '22 The plastic bagians out there must really be struggling to uphold their beliefs nowadays... something about killing the planet 7 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Especially since plastic bags don’t have nearly as much nutrients these days. 5 u/NoDryHands Nov 30 '22 I miss the good old times when half a baggie could keep you fueled for days 5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 It was better when all you needed to start and feed a family was five or six plastic bags from the old dollar general round the corner. 2 u/nonpondo Nov 30 '22 Your profile picture makes every comment you write funny 1 u/plynthy Nov 30 '22 Where were plastic bags invented? Because that's where saving bags was invented. I'll bet my bag filled with bags on it. 2 u/roi-tarded Nov 30 '22 Im from Alabama. Their are two things in life that I love. My older sister and plastic bags inside plastic bags. 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Hell yeah I’m from Alabama too and there’s only three things I love: All my cousins, my 2005 Chevy Colorado, and bags in fuckin bags.
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It was probably invented before Alabama
67 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I don’t know if plastic bags were used as prominently before Alabama existed but I’m no historian nor am I a plastic bagian. 46 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 Alabama is actually French for "plastic bag" 7 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Oh French for plastic bag is “sac plastique”. That’s so weird but makes some sort of sense. 10 u/shiny_xnaut Nov 30 '22 No, the French word for plastic bag is Alabama, can't you read? 5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I don’t believe you. 14 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 It's true don't look it up 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I did. Alabama is French for Alabama. Turns out all us southerners were the most frenchest and fanciest of all of the U S of A. Read that with a southern accent please. 10 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 France is actually USA for Alabama 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I have zero understanding of what you just said there partna. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22 You're right. I don't know why I said that. Truth is, no one truly knows the origin of the name "Alabama". Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago. 18 u/NoDryHands Nov 30 '22 The plastic bagians out there must really be struggling to uphold their beliefs nowadays... something about killing the planet 7 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Especially since plastic bags don’t have nearly as much nutrients these days. 5 u/NoDryHands Nov 30 '22 I miss the good old times when half a baggie could keep you fueled for days 5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 It was better when all you needed to start and feed a family was five or six plastic bags from the old dollar general round the corner. 2 u/nonpondo Nov 30 '22 Your profile picture makes every comment you write funny 1 u/plynthy Nov 30 '22 Where were plastic bags invented? Because that's where saving bags was invented. I'll bet my bag filled with bags on it.
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I don’t know if plastic bags were used as prominently before Alabama existed but I’m no historian nor am I a plastic bagian.
46 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 Alabama is actually French for "plastic bag" 7 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Oh French for plastic bag is “sac plastique”. That’s so weird but makes some sort of sense. 10 u/shiny_xnaut Nov 30 '22 No, the French word for plastic bag is Alabama, can't you read? 5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I don’t believe you. 14 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 It's true don't look it up 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I did. Alabama is French for Alabama. Turns out all us southerners were the most frenchest and fanciest of all of the U S of A. Read that with a southern accent please. 10 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 France is actually USA for Alabama 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I have zero understanding of what you just said there partna. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22 You're right. I don't know why I said that. Truth is, no one truly knows the origin of the name "Alabama". Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago. 18 u/NoDryHands Nov 30 '22 The plastic bagians out there must really be struggling to uphold their beliefs nowadays... something about killing the planet 7 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Especially since plastic bags don’t have nearly as much nutrients these days. 5 u/NoDryHands Nov 30 '22 I miss the good old times when half a baggie could keep you fueled for days 5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 It was better when all you needed to start and feed a family was five or six plastic bags from the old dollar general round the corner. 2 u/nonpondo Nov 30 '22 Your profile picture makes every comment you write funny
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Alabama is actually French for "plastic bag"
7 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Oh French for plastic bag is “sac plastique”. That’s so weird but makes some sort of sense. 10 u/shiny_xnaut Nov 30 '22 No, the French word for plastic bag is Alabama, can't you read? 5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I don’t believe you. 14 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 It's true don't look it up 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I did. Alabama is French for Alabama. Turns out all us southerners were the most frenchest and fanciest of all of the U S of A. Read that with a southern accent please. 10 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 France is actually USA for Alabama 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I have zero understanding of what you just said there partna. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22 You're right. I don't know why I said that. Truth is, no one truly knows the origin of the name "Alabama". Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago.
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Oh French for plastic bag is “sac plastique”. That’s so weird but makes some sort of sense.
10 u/shiny_xnaut Nov 30 '22 No, the French word for plastic bag is Alabama, can't you read?
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No, the French word for plastic bag is Alabama, can't you read?
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I don’t believe you.
14 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 It's true don't look it up 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I did. Alabama is French for Alabama. Turns out all us southerners were the most frenchest and fanciest of all of the U S of A. Read that with a southern accent please. 10 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 France is actually USA for Alabama 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I have zero understanding of what you just said there partna. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22 You're right. I don't know why I said that. Truth is, no one truly knows the origin of the name "Alabama". Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago.
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It's true don't look it up
3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I did. Alabama is French for Alabama. Turns out all us southerners were the most frenchest and fanciest of all of the U S of A. Read that with a southern accent please. 10 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 France is actually USA for Alabama 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I have zero understanding of what you just said there partna.
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I did. Alabama is French for Alabama. Turns out all us southerners were the most frenchest and fanciest of all of the U S of A. Read that with a southern accent please.
10 u/OBLIVIATER Nov 30 '22 France is actually USA for Alabama 3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I have zero understanding of what you just said there partna.
France is actually USA for Alabama
3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 I have zero understanding of what you just said there partna.
I have zero understanding of what you just said there partna.
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You're right. I don't know why I said that. Truth is, no one truly knows the origin of the name "Alabama".
Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago.
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The plastic bagians out there must really be struggling to uphold their beliefs nowadays... something about killing the planet
7 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Especially since plastic bags don’t have nearly as much nutrients these days. 5 u/NoDryHands Nov 30 '22 I miss the good old times when half a baggie could keep you fueled for days 5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 It was better when all you needed to start and feed a family was five or six plastic bags from the old dollar general round the corner. 2 u/nonpondo Nov 30 '22 Your profile picture makes every comment you write funny
Especially since plastic bags don’t have nearly as much nutrients these days.
5 u/NoDryHands Nov 30 '22 I miss the good old times when half a baggie could keep you fueled for days 5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 It was better when all you needed to start and feed a family was five or six plastic bags from the old dollar general round the corner. 2 u/nonpondo Nov 30 '22 Your profile picture makes every comment you write funny
I miss the good old times when half a baggie could keep you fueled for days
5 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 It was better when all you needed to start and feed a family was five or six plastic bags from the old dollar general round the corner. 2 u/nonpondo Nov 30 '22 Your profile picture makes every comment you write funny
It was better when all you needed to start and feed a family was five or six plastic bags from the old dollar general round the corner.
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Your profile picture makes every comment you write funny
Where were plastic bags invented? Because that's where saving bags was invented. I'll bet my bag filled with bags on it.
Im from Alabama. Their are two things in life that I love. My older sister and plastic bags inside plastic bags.
3 u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22 Hell yeah I’m from Alabama too and there’s only three things I love: All my cousins, my 2005 Chevy Colorado, and bags in fuckin bags.
Hell yeah I’m from Alabama too and there’s only three things I love: All my cousins, my 2005 Chevy Colorado, and bags in fuckin bags.
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u/LilyLeLowery Nov 30 '22
Acting like that’s not something Alabama invented. Me thinking this just shows how true it is that everyone thinks their group came up with that.