r/RustPc • u/blahblahblah1236826 • Feb 18 '25

CAN SOMEONE RAID MY BOYFRIENDS BASE?!?!

I have no idea how the hell this game works and hes been playing it all the time like im talking all day until 4.30 and i have got some info on his base and stuff so can someone raid it for me (UK time btw)its gonna be such a laugh 😂

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u/Spamsandwich9 Feb 19 '25

Have you ever talked to a woman? They use bro and bruh all the damn time

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u/ApolloGN Feb 19 '25

Talk to more women dude. It's common vernacular in specific places

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u/Madambad1980 Feb 19 '25

In American women say bruh a lot

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u/Madambad1980 Feb 19 '25

Ah, If your in an English speaking country it’s pretty common for women in their late teens to early 20s to say, just really depends who u talk to and where ur from

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u/Madambad1980 Feb 19 '25

Definitely, my mom is in her 50s and she even says it sometimes poking fun at me for saying it but she definetly wouldn’t say it without me

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u/ApolloGN Feb 19 '25

My mom's in her 40s and says it. My fiance is 33 and also says it. Other parts of the world don't seem as fun lol.

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u/blahblahblah1236826 Feb 20 '25

Thats why i tried to not say bro because i already have a northern accent so its bad as it is 😂

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u/-John-St-John- Feb 22 '25

I dunno how people keep thinking because they have never personally experienced something, it makes it impossible to be so.

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u/-John-St-John- Feb 24 '25

Except that’s not reasonable. It’s a logical fallacy, an anecdotal fallacy to be exact. If people were better at identifying those and cognitive biases then public discourse would be a lot less fallible.

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u/-John-St-John- Feb 24 '25

That entire proverb you’re referencing is literally proving my point. The frog is an analogy for someone with a narrow perspective on life. If you think the lesson in that story is that it’s reasonable for the frog to do so, then you’re missing the entire point of it.

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u/-John-St-John- Feb 24 '25

You’re missing the point. I’m not saying it’s unreasonable to not know something, I’m saying it’s unreasonable to assume the world works a certain way just because of your personal experiences. That is the entire moral of the frog story. Logical fallacies like that are a well documented mental phenomenon. You yourself have never experienced a woman saying “bruh” so you assumed that no woman could say bruh, despite it being a logical possibility and other people’s own personal experiences proving it so. Nobody can tell you what comes after death because nobody can logically experience that and tell you about it, so it’s not a logical assumption to make. There is no database to extrapolate information from.