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Is appending -bros to anything you don’t like lingo du jour amongst the gen alpha 12 year olds or something?

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you don’t realize this, but it’s actually your comment that identifies you as very young, not his.

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Do you mean like the “oh no no %thing%bros” or “%thing%bros on suicide watch” that 4chan did on like /a/ and /tv/ and such pre-election tourism?

Not really sure if it has a name but that was a distinctly different phenomenon that’s long since evolved into appending -chads and -cels in lieu of -bros. You’re out of touch old man. This is new and homegrown to the pre-musk twittersphere.

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