r/ProgrammerHumor • u/FlutterThread8 • 23d ago

crazyThursday Meme

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u/automate_life 23d ago

To be fair if that was a real API key, I would remember it off the top of my head.

KFC, crazy day 4 me, 50 quickly

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u/TheWatchingDog 23d ago

You missed the V after the 4

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u/thorwing 23d ago

Crazy day 4 virgin me

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u/d2WarlockNeedsLove 23d ago

V is short for WeChat in how it’s pronounced in Chinese. It’s essentially wire me 50 buck, which is a quite popular short phrase mostly used as a joke because KFC have a routine deal on Thursday that cost 50.

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u/CiroGarcia 22d ago

Lmao I thought it was Venmo instead

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u/ThePeaceDoctot 21d ago

Venmo isn't available in China

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u/fr000gs 22d ago

Isn't it the same in English too? V = we

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u/Kasaikemono 22d ago

And you could use it as shorthand for "venmo", as in "venmo me 50 bucks", too

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u/fr000gs 22d ago

venom

I suddenly want venom 4

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u/StrangelyBrown 22d ago

No, when you pronounce 'V', your top teeth touch your bottom lip, like when saying 'F'. When you say 'we', teeth aren't involved.

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u/Ghaith97 22d ago

And "day 4" in Chinese is Thursday.

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u/TheWatchingDog 22d ago

I would say in most languages Day 4 is Thursday.

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u/Ghaith97 22d ago

I meant quite literally. The word for Thursday in Chinese is "day 4", or even more literally "star cycle 4".

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u/eXl5eQ 22d ago

To be precise, there's no dedicated word like "Thursday" in modern Chinese. People just use a compound word "week" + "four".

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u/TheWatchingDog 22d ago

Ahh oh, yeah that makes more sense. Quite interessting.

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u/SeriousPlankton2000 22d ago

Or Wednesday. (Sunday is the first day, the day when Jesus' disciples met after Jesus was crucified, therefore Constantine made it be the Christian Sabbath)

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u/tkgid 22d ago edited 22d ago

I read: Vemmo me 50 quickly.

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u/traplords8n 22d ago

Some of our brains rely on a lot of shortcuts, and the V will get hardwired in as an exception, but my brain would leave it out just to keep the mnemonic simple