COVID-19: memes and goofs thread

I think in October of that year I was driving home after a really shitty day at work and “How You Remind Me” was on 5 radio stations at once. On the 5th one I punched my radio and buttons went flying everywhere. I’ve calmed down a bit over the years but that song could probably still do it to me.

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https://twitter.com/itswingtip/status/1380985112951615488

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https://mobile.twitter.com/TheOnion/status/1381268324244455431

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Perfect summary of my posting goals

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I do try too :grin:

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https://twitter.com/quinnoftheplain/status/1384847998442737665?s=21

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Urban dictionary has an entry from 2004 for plug used as a drug hookup. I’m like you, in that I was unfamiliar with this usage until recently…and I’ve been using their services since the 90s.

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I’ve heard “plug” before but “connect” more often.

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According to Snowfall, Black men in the drug trade in LA in the 80s referred to their source as the “plug.”

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haha def not a zommer thing, I’ve heard plug for at least 15 years.

Lots of early gucci mane (most popular early trap music, lots of my drug dealer buddies would listen to him all day serving) has the term in the lyrics such as this song which is from around 06

It fits in with the connect terminology because you have the plug that connects you with the product

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Pre-internet a lot of slang like that was geographic not generational.

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The’ve used a few slang words here but settled on “Got” for the dealer & “Get” for the man in the know.

Simple but effective :relaxed:

https://twitter.com/jakefogelnest/status/1387428893628321793

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gentlemen, WE GOT EM

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This is fantastic.

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https://twitter.com/heydrwilson/status/1402728581625696257?s=21

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