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Whatever alleged origin of that quote is, its present identity has been dominated by the TV show, which isn’t even current anymore and ended so poorly that its
by Apocryphon 3y ago
Whatever alleged origin of that quote is, its present identity has been dominated by the TV show, which isn’t even current anymore and ended so poorly that its cultural cachet has eroded. But mostly it’s condescending as hell and thus marks the user as someone who both trafficks in cliches and enjoys patronizing others.
- checkyoursudo 3y agoWhat tv show?
- Kerb_ 3y agoPretty sure it was referenced in Game of Thrones which introduced it to a whole new group of people, typically more online than the origins of the phrase, and popularized it's use on Reddit/Twitter for being a hilarious and original way to condescend people
- Apocryphon 3y ago> a hilarious and original way Well, it was.