Ya, I get it that this is the whole joke of the post, but I'm bemused to discover that I'm a slutt datafag.
I had not anticipated climbing to such a pinnacle in my lifetime.
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Bottom one is more stop/end computer class, does not imply graduation, though fag is generally used as tradecraft. Which makes the books you use for it fag literature.
Btw, where did faggot come from?
Fag in Norwegians has norse origins while faggot developed independently and only recently become a slur and come out of American vernacular.
In older English it was used to mean a burdensome person and it's sort of resumed that meaning as it's now often used to mean someone who is annoying.
Adding a fun double entendre when used to describe a homophobic person.
From fasces I think, same as fascism.
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New datafag cannot triforce!
Neither can I, special characters misbehave here :( lol
Realfag is the study of natural sciences and mathematics
Just wait until you hear about the swedish slutstation
Swedes don't count - from a Norwegian
This is true. I'm like half Swedish, and I am a musician. I do not count. I listen for my cue and learn the tune instead of counting rests.
My boss put me on inventory once when I kept coming up with a different number of mops in the storeroom.
For the record, we had one.
On graduation, you get a fursuit
Just wait till you hear about popular Norwegian names, like Simen (pronounced exactly the way you think).
Also make sure you mind your fart when on the road. Norwegian police are quite strict about that and could give you a fartsbot if you don't comply.
lol reminds me of when I worked in education; there was this hearing impaired kid. On the playground they're playing shop, his dad must have been a construction worker or something. He yells at the top of his voice, does anyone want to buy some Simen (He was trying to say cement)? We, staff, had to discuss should we let him know or not, went with just laughing it off.
Does that mean I became a slutt on graduation day?
Wait, it's slutt datafag? What's datafag slutt? I get word order can completely change meaning in some languages. I just haven't learned much of the Scandinavian language families so I don't know the structure.
Does it get more computery or do we get something naughty?





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