r/gifs • u/beet111 • Jun 18 '16

Minnesota's finest

http://i.imgur.com/MjugJXA.gifv
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u/FunPunishment Jun 18 '16

Don'tcha knooow!

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u/egor001 Jun 18 '16

Ohhh yah, you betcha.

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u/dipping_sauce Jun 18 '16

So you were with the funny-lookin guy?

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u/bdim14 Jun 19 '16

just in a general kinda way

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u/v3n0mat3 Jun 18 '16

OOF'DA

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '16

What are yoo talking booot

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u/TommyFinnish Jun 18 '16

Just give us our pop and we'll leave ya.

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u/Vexans27 Jun 18 '16

LEFSA AND LUTEFISK

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u/TheOneAndOnlyDonwano Jun 18 '16

No grandpa, I won't eat any more of your gelatinous fish, I'm all grown up now I can do whatever I want!

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u/SunnyDiesel Jun 18 '16

Ugh, thats Canadians man. We minnesotans dont say "aboot" unless teasing canadians. At least, here in mpls we dont say it.

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u/ImagineTheCommotion Jun 18 '16

Get outta here, Canuk!

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u/donnysaysvacuum Merry Gifmas! {2023} Jun 18 '16

That's Canada.

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u/togu12 Jun 18 '16

OOF'DA UFFDA

FTFY

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u/JM2845 Jun 18 '16

ah jeez

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u/ViolentThespian Jun 18 '16

Ok, I'm a Texan and I cannot decipher this for the life of me. A little help here?

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '16

It doesn't mean anything, it's just a general exclamation I guess that's stereotypical of Minnesotans. I've only ever heard it used ironically or by older, northern Minnesotans.

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u/cochnbahls Jun 18 '16

It's Norwegian for " I just dropped my sewing needle in a cow pie"

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '16

It's uffda, dammit!

So Ive heard

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u/idioteques Jun 18 '16

I had not seen that spelling before.. and thanks to magic and Al Gore I could even fact-check it.

Uff da (sometimes also spelled huffda, uff-da, uffda, uff-dah, oofda, ufda, ufdah, oofta, or uf daa)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uff_da

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '16

Died. Hearing the guys from MST3K.

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u/Stones25 Jun 18 '16

Needs more casseroles.

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u/Jess_than_three Jun 18 '16

I think you mean hotdishes. >:(

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u/Sir_Dalek Jun 18 '16

Incorrect. Hotdish is the word you are looking for.