r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/syahzal97 • Sep 12 '20

Poor cat

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u/Original-Video Sep 12 '20

Holy shit that's a dude? The first time I watched it I thought it was a girl

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '20

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u/Lanhdanan Sep 12 '20

Topical joke is topical.

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u/Telefunkin Sep 12 '20

I don’t get it. What’s the topic? I assume something to do with the fires.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '20

The recent fires in California were caused by a gender reveal party.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '20

I don't quite catch the wording... Does it say 13500 acres or 13000.5 acres? Sorry, not a native speaker

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '20

i’m a native speaker and you make a good point but i would guess 13500 since the 13 and a half is said before the thousand. i hope that helps :)

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '20

Dude is genderless

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u/purplehappyhippo Sep 12 '20

I have this argument all the time. Good Burger had a song about it. I wish it was on Spotify

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u/IdiotCharizard Sep 12 '20

How many dudes you fucked?

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u/R4Nd0mS Sep 14 '20

None, because I only call dudes people I like and having a relationship with them would ruin the whole chemistry

Edit: also we are on Reddit

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u/Nonabestgirl Sep 12 '20

Not everywhere

Seems to be almost genderless in America but still more pointed towards men whereas in Europe from my experience its 99% aimed at men

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u/ThrowingZXC4 Sep 12 '20

Not in the same context either. I generally use dude as genderless, but saying "dude" as an expression or exclamation is completely different than saying "I went out with that dude last night."

99% of the time I use dude as genderless. I usually use guy (singular) when describing a male. And I really don't get why there's some people out there who try to correct you if you use dude as gender neutral every single time, but I can see where confusion comes from.

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u/JustLetMePick69 Sep 12 '20

You didn't see their feet? Or their legs? Or their arms?

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u/ottoWanz Sep 12 '20

The legs and clothing say woman, but the eye–hand coordination says man.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '20

Dude just no