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One of the less repetitive lyrics from David Steel's I Feel Liberal - Alright!
 
Lolcow Pixyteri is from Victoria, Texas and used to have a delusional belief that she had some East Asian genetic heritage. Yellow Rose of Texas is an old song.
 
Several years ago in gen chat, Null was complaining about Europe/the UK and I made some passing comment like “at least it isn’t France”. Null then flew off the rails thinking I was trying to defend the honor of the UK as a subject of her majesty. Suffice to say, I am not British nor have I ever been to that damp island.

This was also the first time Null interacted with me, so it was one hell of a first impression.
 
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The phrase "just you generic slav" is a colloquial and somewhat humorous expression that combines references to cultural stereotypes with a touch of light sarcasm or mockery. To break it down thoroughly:

1. "Just your": This part of the phrase refers to the person being addressed in a casual, almost dismissive manner. It implies that there is something about the person that makes them not stand out, or perhaps are not particularly unique in the context being discussed.

2. "Generic": The word "generic" is often used to describe something that is bland, not specific, or lacking distinctive features. In this context, it suggests that the person being spoken to is being stereotyped as typical or ordinary. It hints that the person lacks individuality and is seen as part of a larger, homogenous group, often implying a lack of depth or creativity.

3. "Slav": This is a term referring to a group of people from Eastern Europe and Central Asia, specifically ethnic groups such as Russians, Ukrainians, Poles, Serbs, Bulgarians, etc. In modern internet slang, "slav" is often used in a humorous or exaggerated way, drawing on cultural stereotypes. These stereotypes might include things like a love for heavy drinking, wearing tracksuits, or a rough, no-nonsense attitude. It's a reference to a particular cultural image that has been popularized in memes and social media.

- In internet culture, "slav" often refers to an exaggerated version of the "Slavic" stereotype, where someone might be imagined as living in harsh conditions and exhibiting traits associated with toughness, stoicism, and a specific style of humor. However, this is mostly a playful caricature and not meant to be taken seriously.

Putting it all together:

- "Just your generic slav" could be a teasing or mocking way to refer to someone of Slavic descent, implying they fit the "generic" or clichéd stereotype of what people might expect from that group.
- The phrase also highlights that the person being spoken to doesn't stand out from that stereotype, as if they are just another example of a "typical" Slav, lacking uniqueness.
- It's important to note that while this expression might be used in a lighthearted or humorous way, it can also be seen as reductive or dismissive, as it oversimplifies and stereotypes a diverse and complex group of people.

In summary, the phrase combines the ideas of stereotyping, genericness, and humor in a way that could be playful or derogatory depending on the context in which it's used.
 
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I, Cernunnos, Celtic Pagan God of Fertility, the Woods, Animals, and Nature, whom was based in Britain, Ireland, France, Belgium, perhaps Spain, Italy, and Denmark, deny that I am The Blue Man Group's father. They do, however, seem to barely age, and there was that burlesque dancer in Manhattan, and that hippie girl, and that fortune teller... Oh, fuck.
 
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Its a reference to the film Big Fish, which is where my name is from as well. The main character speaking to his father says, "You become what you always were. A very big fish".

I literally couldn't think of anything when I created my account, and I had just re-watched the film.
 
I picked this because I liked how it sounded. It's not really a reference to anything.
 
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