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9/15/2019 2:42:40 PM
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I caught my six year old nephew running around teabagging people in minecraft. When I asked him why he was running around doing that he said he wanted to be friends with them. Apparently, some douchebag had been going around teabagging people in minecraft pvp and that player told my nephew it meant they wanted to be friends so my nephew started teabagging everyone he met.
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You are the one who is so uneducated here it’s laughable 😂
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I must be, or maybe I'm just too "old school", but I don't know. Maybe I just missed the transition where teabagging turned into a sign of friendship courting. ... Or maybe you're responding to the wrong post?
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Nah, I was replying to you. You seemed appalled and angered that some random guy taught your kid that so I found it laughable.
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Nephew: the son of one's brother or sister. Ergo, not my kid. Also, it's both laughable and sad that you got riled up enough over my retelling of a fun old story to call me stupid in a response. Your life must be really, really boring. 😉
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I never said you were stupid, I said you were uneducated on what you were talking about. A stupid man can be very well educated and on the contrary, a smart man can be very uneducated. (Not calling you stupid here either, just saying a general example.)
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In Minecraft it definitely does mean friends. I played a lot of pvp on multiplayer servers and it’s the quickest way to tell someone you want to be friendly, so it’s widely accepted.
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LMAO - kids are hilarious sometimes
