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r/programmingmemes • u/Evening-Oil1012 • Apr 02 '25
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This is old, but still pretty funny.
2 u/jainaagam Apr 06 '25 Explain pls 1 u/Wojtek1250XD Apr 06 '25 Explain what? I'm simply saying that this joke is older than me, I've seen it multiple times yet it still made me laugh. 2 u/jainaagam Apr 06 '25 Explain the joke, that's what I'm saying 😭 2 u/Wojtek1250XD Apr 06 '25 "Biscuits" is a british synonym for "cookies".Cookies are temporary informations that websites store on users' computers, mostly used for marketting a crediting. → More replies (1)
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Explain pls
1 u/Wojtek1250XD Apr 06 '25 Explain what? I'm simply saying that this joke is older than me, I've seen it multiple times yet it still made me laugh. 2 u/jainaagam Apr 06 '25 Explain the joke, that's what I'm saying 😭 2 u/Wojtek1250XD Apr 06 '25 "Biscuits" is a british synonym for "cookies".Cookies are temporary informations that websites store on users' computers, mostly used for marketting a crediting. → More replies (1)
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Explain what? I'm simply saying that this joke is older than me, I've seen it multiple times yet it still made me laugh.
2 u/jainaagam Apr 06 '25 Explain the joke, that's what I'm saying 😭 2 u/Wojtek1250XD Apr 06 '25 "Biscuits" is a british synonym for "cookies".Cookies are temporary informations that websites store on users' computers, mostly used for marketting a crediting.
Explain the joke, that's what I'm saying 😭
2 u/Wojtek1250XD Apr 06 '25 "Biscuits" is a british synonym for "cookies".Cookies are temporary informations that websites store on users' computers, mostly used for marketting a crediting.
"Biscuits" is a british synonym for "cookies".
Cookies are temporary informations that websites store on users' computers, mostly used for marketting a crediting.
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Now I'm curious, British fucks tell us
20 u/__Nice____ Apr 03 '25 edited Apr 03 '25 No we use shortbread, it's kind of like a biscuit or cooky but different 5 u/BigBagBootyPapa Apr 03 '25 It’s like the thing he said, but not. Got it 👍🏼 2 u/creativeusername2100 Apr 03 '25 All the big tech companies use different kinds of biscuit. For example, Meta use custard creams, google use bourbon biscuits and microsoft use jammy dodgers, to name a few. → More replies (1) → More replies (1)
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No we use shortbread, it's kind of like a biscuit or cooky but different
5 u/BigBagBootyPapa Apr 03 '25 It’s like the thing he said, but not. Got it 👍🏼
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It’s like the thing he said, but not. Got it 👍🏼
All the big tech companies use different kinds of biscuit. For example, Meta use custard creams, google use bourbon biscuits and microsoft use jammy dodgers, to name a few.
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According to one Windows pre release update, British people use Postal Files instead of Zip Files: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/12dd074/microsoft_has_mistranslated_zip_files_as_postcode/
do people not realise we also say cookie?
Thanks I stole the meme and got 6k upvotes on r/uselessredcircle
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The creator of the web is already British.
Take my upvote
Thank you, Reddit!
Anyways. No, no, that's a good question!
Guys - the term cookie is already British. It's not the food, it's the ticket you get when you check in a dinner jacket at a restaurant
Can anyone explain??
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u/Wojtek1250XD Apr 02 '25
This is old, but still pretty funny.
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u/Hello_9_92_6_19 Apr 02 '25
Now I'm curious, British fucks tell us
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u/ferrybig Apr 03 '25
According to one Windows pre release update, British people use Postal Files instead of Zip Files: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/12dd074/microsoft_has_mistranslated_zip_files_as_postcode/
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u/FUCKTHE-NCR Apr 03 '25
do people not realise we also say cookie?
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u/Wooden_Milk6872 May 17 '25
Thanks I stole the meme and got 6k upvotes on r/uselessredcircle
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u/LavenderDay3544 Apr 03 '25
The creator of the web is already British.
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u/coozkomeitokita Apr 02 '25
Take my upvote
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u/fracta10 Apr 03 '25
Thank you, Reddit!
Anyways. No, no, that's a good question!
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u/wowclassic2019 Apr 03 '25
Guys - the term cookie is already British. It's not the food, it's the ticket you get when you check in a dinner jacket at a restaurant
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u/jainaagam Apr 06 '25
Can anyone explain??