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> "rouge" You mean rogue?

• deleted 8y ago
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• GordonS 8y ago
  It's a play on "red"; the Dr is Chinese.
  • toyg 8y ago
    (For grammar-challenged people who might take dry humour as serious: above comment is clearly a joke. “Rouge” is the French word for “red”, but it’s a common misspelling for the English word “rogue”. It’s pretty clear the top post in thread is a misspelling, not a pun.)
    • GordonS 8y ago
      Eh? I wasn't joking, and I've never seen "rogue" mis-spelled as "rouge". The top post even put it in double quotes, e.g. "rouge". That makes it pretty clear it's a pun, in this case playing on rogue and red - and it works all the better because of the recent 'red danger', anti-Chinese sentiment that the powers that be are currently stirring up.
      • toyg 8y ago
        If you’ve never seen rouge as misspelling of rogue, you haven’t read enough intertubes. Beyond that, I guess we won’t know until drmix intervenes - although now he’d say “of course!” it was voluntary ;)