There’s some weird stuff in this section lol

Robfitnessfortyone

An awful lot of thirsty gits once again lol

beagletracks

ilovetrees145 wrote: »

What is a git? That would make a good test question now that I think of it.

I understand it to mean person or dude in British English, or maybe more like rascal or scamp, but a British person should probably answer. I’m not sure how negative the connotation is. A couple online dictionaries vary from “unpleasant or contemptible” person to “foolish” and “worthless” person. I thought it more benign.

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beagletracks

Also, a keto alternative to grits, using bacon instead of corn as the main ingredient.

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beagletracks

ilovetrees145 wrote: »

beagletracks wrote: »

ilovetrees145 wrote: »

What is a git? That would make a good test question now that I think of it.

I understand it to mean person or dude in British English, or maybe more like rascal or scamp, but a British person should probably answer. I’m not sure how negative the connotation is. A couple online dictionaries vary from “unpleasant or contemptible” person to “foolish” and “worthless” person. I thought it more benign.

So this following gif accurately represents Brits and Americans?

Smarmy git.

Edit: or cheeky?

I really don’t know.

Annoying t**t?

beagletracks

ilovetrees145 wrote: »

beagletracks wrote: »

ilovetrees145 wrote: »

What is a git? That would make a good test question now that I think of it.

I understand it to mean person or dude in British English, or maybe more like rascal or scamp, but a British person should probably answer. I’m not sure how negative the connotation is. A couple online dictionaries vary from “unpleasant or contemptible” person to “foolish” and “worthless” person. I thought it more benign.

So this following gif accurately represents Brits and Americans?

I’d probably call him a scalawag, but I’m from Texas.

beagletracks

No, wait. Come to think of it, I'm pretty sure he's a wanker.

beagletracks

We probably need a git gif thread to understand the concept fully.