From my friends with younger siblings part of the point is to confuse adults and I guess it’s working cuz I’m confused LMAO

From what I understand it was originally in a rap song (probably to refer to height in that sense?) and then a kid quoted it really cringe on tiktok and it took off but it meaning nothing is part of the joke apparently idk I also feel old from it lol

Saw some people arguing about which ship was more of a crack ship to eachother and it was very funny trying to explain the argument to my boyfriend who only got more confused after he realized what ships were being argued about

I saw this while holding a really big book I’ve read recently and thumbing the pages and thinking to myself how much I love big ass magic tomes on characters and how I haven’t made a nerdy ass wizard oc in a while and then got smacked in the head with this

It’s turn based still but they change the way speed works and turn order but like unless you’re playing like competitively it didn’t feel too crazy different from normal turn based to me LOL

If you prefer turn based then arceus might end up being your fav it’s very fun but the catching mechanic remains the same!

And luckily it hadn’t been the full week so I found them yippee

I really don’t blame the people for the mishap it’s been very chaotic but I’m sitting here like the “my cabbages guy” looking around for the things I edited going MY PACKAGES

My personal favorite my boyfriend taught me is estadista unido which translates to United Statesman. It’s what Latin Americans call people from the United States instead of just Americans, because well, they’re also Americans technically on the continent of the Americas. I kinda wish we’d adopt this

Some other fun examples are the Greeks calling France Gallia still which is an exonym that predates the french endonym origin (the franks). Another example is Egypt. Their endonym is currently Misr but their Exonym of Egypt, given by the Greeks again, predates Misr.

It’s called an exonym and it’s common throughout many languages actually. Ie many languages call Beijing some form of Pekin
The French call the German city of Koln Cologne
It often has to do with an older spelling/original name when the other culture first made contact with that nation