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[–] 53 points 1 year ago* (13 children)

þ or thorn is an old letter used for one of the sounds now represented by th in english (the other being ð or eth) old german presses didn't have a þ so it was replaced with y (ye olde), and later th, but because the 2 th sounds are confusing being the same letter cluster, so people started joking about bringing back þ and ð and it quickly became something trendy to use among some demographics

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    if this trend goes on a while I'll adjust but until then that is going to read as pank/bank which transforms into a shorthand for spank bank.

    it's like when /hj was going around and i read it as "end handjob" even after i looked up what it was supposed to mean.

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  • [–] -3 points 1 year ago* (3 children)

    Ðere's some viedos about ðis, like ðis: https://youtu.be/Te4cbx9cmqM which talks about þorn and eð. or ðis: https://youtu.be/SVWvkZbhgAc

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