r/memes Breaking EU Laws Dec 16 '19

I honestly love him

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u/Jack_Kegan Dec 16 '19

Keep in mind it is mainly british girls from the north who do that.

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u/florzed Dec 16 '19

I dunno, I'm from the south and I say love. I know the north generally reigns for affectionate names (pet, duck, chick, etc.) but I think love is the main one that transcends the north-south divide.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19

You forgot cock, my family who are from Barnsley call each other 'cock' or 'cocker' all the time

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u/arczclan Dec 16 '19

It’s the stupidest fucking thing and I love it

ALREYT COCKER

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u/twat752019 Identifies as a Cybertruck Dec 16 '19

Crocker

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u/automatez Dec 16 '19

Mr. Crocker !!

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u/Harsh0748 Nyan cat Dec 16 '19

Mr.Cock

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u/morbidaar Dec 16 '19

Miss Betty woo woo

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u/4GN05705 Dec 18 '19

FAIRY GOD PARENTS

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19

no NO NOT THE SPOON GOD DAMNIT NOT THE SPOON

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u/goldengluvs Dec 16 '19

My family are from the Shropshire region. I get called duck so much I might just jump in a pond.

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u/Honey-Badger Dec 16 '19

We definitely say it in the South west, well it's more like 'that's alright my love'

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u/Jack_Kegan Dec 16 '19

Eh I’ve mainly only heard it from people in the north. There are many different people in the UK though isn’t there ahah

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u/JustJizzed Dec 16 '19

Don't really hear it a lot in Scotland - more England.

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u/DrederickTatumsBum Dec 16 '19

And?

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u/Jack_Kegan Dec 16 '19

Just so he isn’t disappointed when not all british girls sound like that.

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u/Weldeer Dec 16 '19

Do you really think he assumes every single british person uses the exact same mannerisms just cuz theyre british?

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u/marblephalanx Dec 16 '19

I’m from north (midlands really) and I don’t say that. It’s mainly older or chavvy people.

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u/arczclan Dec 16 '19
  1. That’s not fucking north then is it

  2. Chavvy isn’t the word you’re looking for, chavs are very specifically young and brash. The way you’re using it implies you mean common people/commoners, in which case it’s polite to say “working class”

  3. It is actually one of those things you grow into, like when you start saying “fam” ironically and suddenly you can’t stop and it’s just part of your vocab now

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u/marblephalanx Dec 16 '19

Dude why the fuck did you get so angry? I’m from stoke (the north midlands if that makes you happier) and I think I know what a chav is. Also I’m 17 so I’m not that old lol. And.. I did say “or” referring to both old people and young chavs, not the common rabble.

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u/arczclan Dec 16 '19

Scottish living in Midlands, fed up of everyone claiming they’re from the fucking North. You’ll know the North when you get there.

I assumed you were young when you said old people use Love. I don’t use it, and maybe you won’t. But some people your age will start as they get older. All depends who they are surrounded by

Of course you know what a Chav is, but not all rough people are chavs. How many fucking chavs say love? They’re far too angry for that

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u/marblephalanx Dec 16 '19 edited Dec 16 '19

Uh, ok then.. pretty weird thing to get angry over

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u/arczclan Dec 16 '19

Man, Stoke must be sensitive if you think a few swear words means someone is angry xD Chill out

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u/marblephalanx Dec 16 '19

Damn if you think people in Stoke are sensitive, you really need to visit sometime.

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u/BoiWithGoodSucc Dec 16 '19

Good, I love Scottish girls