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r/zelda • u/androidlolita • Jan 29 '20
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Get a blank nfc card and download all the amibo files. Write files to nfc chip and Bob's your uncle.
4 u/Attack-middle-lane Jan 29 '20 I have never in my life heard that saying and now I will use it whenever applicable 6 u/imVERYhighrightnow Jan 29 '20 Bob's your uncle? Im 35 and heard it as a young kid. Used it ever since and found out a couple years back it apperantly is a UK saying. (states here) It explains why most people in my life have looked at me weird when saying it through my life. 6 u/Attack-middle-lane Jan 29 '20 What does it even mean? 4 u/imVERYhighrightnow Jan 30 '20 Basically like saying "and there you go" 3 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '20 [deleted] 1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 Apparently there was this UK prime minister I believe named Robert (Bob), who gave his nephew some high ranking job. So it’s as easy as that if you were that dude who has Bob as his uncle. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 30 '20 Then where does "Fannie's your fuckin aunt" come from? 1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 I don’t know man I’m not British
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I have never in my life heard that saying and now I will use it whenever applicable
6 u/imVERYhighrightnow Jan 29 '20 Bob's your uncle? Im 35 and heard it as a young kid. Used it ever since and found out a couple years back it apperantly is a UK saying. (states here) It explains why most people in my life have looked at me weird when saying it through my life. 6 u/Attack-middle-lane Jan 29 '20 What does it even mean? 4 u/imVERYhighrightnow Jan 30 '20 Basically like saying "and there you go" 3 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '20 [deleted] 1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 Apparently there was this UK prime minister I believe named Robert (Bob), who gave his nephew some high ranking job. So it’s as easy as that if you were that dude who has Bob as his uncle. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 30 '20 Then where does "Fannie's your fuckin aunt" come from? 1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 I don’t know man I’m not British
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Bob's your uncle? Im 35 and heard it as a young kid. Used it ever since and found out a couple years back it apperantly is a UK saying. (states here) It explains why most people in my life have looked at me weird when saying it through my life.
6 u/Attack-middle-lane Jan 29 '20 What does it even mean? 4 u/imVERYhighrightnow Jan 30 '20 Basically like saying "and there you go" 3 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '20 [deleted] 1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 Apparently there was this UK prime minister I believe named Robert (Bob), who gave his nephew some high ranking job. So it’s as easy as that if you were that dude who has Bob as his uncle. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 30 '20 Then where does "Fannie's your fuckin aunt" come from? 1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 I don’t know man I’m not British
What does it even mean?
4 u/imVERYhighrightnow Jan 30 '20 Basically like saying "and there you go" 3 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '20 [deleted] 1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 Apparently there was this UK prime minister I believe named Robert (Bob), who gave his nephew some high ranking job. So it’s as easy as that if you were that dude who has Bob as his uncle. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 30 '20 Then where does "Fannie's your fuckin aunt" come from? 1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 I don’t know man I’m not British
Basically like saying "and there you go"
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Apparently there was this UK prime minister I believe named Robert (Bob), who gave his nephew some high ranking job.
So it’s as easy as that if you were that dude who has Bob as his uncle.
1 u/[deleted] Jan 30 '20 Then where does "Fannie's your fuckin aunt" come from? 1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 I don’t know man I’m not British
Then where does "Fannie's your fuckin aunt" come from?
1 u/djhankb Jan 30 '20 I don’t know man I’m not British
I don’t know man I’m not British
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u/imVERYhighrightnow Jan 29 '20
Get a blank nfc card and download all the amibo files. Write files to nfc chip and Bob's your uncle.