Which of these three popular modern human communication grunts is MOST indicative of annoying stupidity and illiteracy? "Dude","Bro", or "Bruh"??

Poll - Total Votes: 4

Dude

Bro'

Bruh'

Hey, it how morons talk. Get over it!

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Okay all you 'clever' 🙄 people. Show everyone how 'creative' you are by calling ME dude, bro, or bruh. It's expected.

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CookieCrumbs · F Best Comment

I don’t really use any of the 3 options you have here. Want to add more to your list?

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Horace · M

@CookieCrumbs Please DO! I am always willing to learn and it might just earn you Best Comment.

CookieCrumbs · F

@Horace
“Dude” sounds casual.
“Bro” sounds overconfident.
“Bruh” sounds like the last surviving word after vocabulary was discontinued.

Add: “Big Dawg”….. maximum confidence vibes 🤘🏼 😎

CookieCrumbs · F

@Horace
Thanks for the BC, Bruh!!!

HijabaDabbaDoo · F

Bruh is my go to. I'm okay with this assessment lol

Horace · M

@HijabaDabbaDoo And I'm being kind.

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HumanEarth · F

I'll just call you "Ma'am" because that's how the world is now days

Horace · M

@HumanEarth I agree. The world has become grossly illiterate, and it's going to get worse.

OlderSometimesWiser · F

I actually use “dude” fairly often. Wasn’t aware I was stupid, illiterate and a moron. I’ll have to seek out help for that. If someone can teach me how to work the internet.

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Horace · M

@OlderSometimesWiser But you did not call ME "dude". You were addressing the topic of post. You have never used those words to address me. But I suspect you will use them in the future only because you are now mad at me.

OlderSometimesWiser · F

@Horace Lol….. have a good one Horace.

Horace · M

@OlderSometimesWiser Thank you for participating. Next time please don't take my posts so personally or seriously.😋

Mamapolo2016 · F

I don’t think those words necessarily represent your description. But they assume a relationship that doesn’t exist, when they issue from a stranger’s mouth. You might as well use “stranger” instead.

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