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If you went to some public place with a fairly representative sample of the population, like a supermarket or something, and asked 100 people about that phrase,
by bootlooped 4y ago
If you went to some public place with a fairly representative sample of the population, like a supermarket or something, and asked 100 people about that phrase, how many do you think would know provenance of it?
- SoftTalker 4y agoNever heard it before. After a couple of seconds of pondering, I assumed it meant "females" but I can see from other replies that is wrong.
- suby 4y agoIt's from a Call of Duty video game. The game had a scene where you were at a characters funeral, and a prompt came up saying "Press F to Pay Respects". This was widely criticized and mocked by players, and it spread from there to be used to either legitimately convey respect or to sarcastically mock something.