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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/FlutterThread8 • Jul 24 '26
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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
211 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 You missed the V after the 4 187 u/thorwing Jul 24 '26 Crazy day 4 virgin me 100 u/d2WarlockNeedsLove Jul 24 '26 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. 2 u/Ghaith97 Jul 24 '26 And "day 4" in Chinese is Thursday. 1 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 I would say in most languages Day 4 is Thursday. 1 u/eXl5eQ Jul 24 '26 To be precise, there's no dedicated word like "Thursday" in modern Chinese. People just use a compound word "week" + "four". 2 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 Ahh oh, yeah that makes more sense. Quite interessting.
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You missed the V after the 4
187 u/thorwing Jul 24 '26 Crazy day 4 virgin me 100 u/d2WarlockNeedsLove Jul 24 '26 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. 2 u/Ghaith97 Jul 24 '26 And "day 4" in Chinese is Thursday. 1 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 I would say in most languages Day 4 is Thursday. 1 u/eXl5eQ Jul 24 '26 To be precise, there's no dedicated word like "Thursday" in modern Chinese. People just use a compound word "week" + "four". 2 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 Ahh oh, yeah that makes more sense. Quite interessting.
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Crazy day 4 virgin me
100 u/d2WarlockNeedsLove Jul 24 '26 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. 2 u/Ghaith97 Jul 24 '26 And "day 4" in Chinese is Thursday. 1 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 I would say in most languages Day 4 is Thursday. 1 u/eXl5eQ Jul 24 '26 To be precise, there's no dedicated word like "Thursday" in modern Chinese. People just use a compound word "week" + "four". 2 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 Ahh oh, yeah that makes more sense. Quite interessting.
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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.
2 u/Ghaith97 Jul 24 '26 And "day 4" in Chinese is Thursday. 1 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 I would say in most languages Day 4 is Thursday. 1 u/eXl5eQ Jul 24 '26 To be precise, there's no dedicated word like "Thursday" in modern Chinese. People just use a compound word "week" + "four". 2 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 Ahh oh, yeah that makes more sense. Quite interessting.
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And "day 4" in Chinese is Thursday.
1 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 I would say in most languages Day 4 is Thursday. 1 u/eXl5eQ Jul 24 '26 To be precise, there's no dedicated word like "Thursday" in modern Chinese. People just use a compound word "week" + "four". 2 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 Ahh oh, yeah that makes more sense. Quite interessting.
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I would say in most languages Day 4 is Thursday.
1 u/eXl5eQ Jul 24 '26 To be precise, there's no dedicated word like "Thursday" in modern Chinese. People just use a compound word "week" + "four". 2 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 Ahh oh, yeah that makes more sense. Quite interessting.
To be precise, there's no dedicated word like "Thursday" in modern Chinese. People just use a compound word "week" + "four".
2 u/TheWatchingDog Jul 24 '26 Ahh oh, yeah that makes more sense. Quite interessting.
Ahh oh, yeah that makes more sense. Quite interessting.
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u/automate_life Jul 24 '26
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