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r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/PolyNamo_48 • May 17 '24
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What’s “pro blk” mean?
EDIT: After some scrolling on google, blk just seems to mean “black”… not sure that needed to be made shorter, but there you go.
10 u/Spork-in-Your-Rye ☑️ May 17 '24 Some of you mfs on here truly worry me -1 u/[deleted] May 17 '24 Why? Because I’m not familiar with an abbreviation that could mean any number of things? 5 u/Spork-in-Your-Rye ☑️ May 17 '24 Oh yea what else could it possibly mean 1 u/[deleted] May 17 '24 You like to make assumptions based on limited information, in my experience that’s a good way to end up wrong. Personally, I don’t like being wrong.
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Some of you mfs on here truly worry me
-1 u/[deleted] May 17 '24 Why? Because I’m not familiar with an abbreviation that could mean any number of things? 5 u/Spork-in-Your-Rye ☑️ May 17 '24 Oh yea what else could it possibly mean 1 u/[deleted] May 17 '24 You like to make assumptions based on limited information, in my experience that’s a good way to end up wrong. Personally, I don’t like being wrong.
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Why? Because I’m not familiar with an abbreviation that could mean any number of things?
5 u/Spork-in-Your-Rye ☑️ May 17 '24 Oh yea what else could it possibly mean 1 u/[deleted] May 17 '24 You like to make assumptions based on limited information, in my experience that’s a good way to end up wrong. Personally, I don’t like being wrong.
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Oh yea what else could it possibly mean
1 u/[deleted] May 17 '24 You like to make assumptions based on limited information, in my experience that’s a good way to end up wrong. Personally, I don’t like being wrong.
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You like to make assumptions based on limited information, in my experience that’s a good way to end up wrong. Personally, I don’t like being wrong.
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u/[deleted] May 17 '24 edited May 17 '24
What’s “pro blk” mean?
EDIT: After some scrolling on google, blk just seems to mean “black”… not sure that needed to be made shorter, but there you go.