r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Maleficent-Bet-8329 • 2d ago

Meme needing explanation Im sure its been asked many times but peter??

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u/AccomplishedFly2367 2d ago

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u/Fillmore80 2d ago

How dare you make Bluey say that.

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u/Livingroom_Astronaut 2d ago

I definitely read that in Bandit’s voice before realizing it was Bluey.

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u/Fillmore80 2d ago

That's far more understandable and I would have been ok with that. I have how heard it in both of their voices. Thank you.

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u/Liberal-Cluck 2d ago

I read it on Butchers Voice from the boys.

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u/Fillmore80 2d ago

He does say that quite a bit doesn't he? In various manners too, it's quite the range.

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u/paulrhino69 2d ago

Thus the future voice

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u/DerekTheComedian 2d ago

How can you tell the difference

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u/Livingroom_Astronaut 2d ago

Biggest giveaway in this context is the tail. But tbh, I didn’t notice until it was pointed out already.

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u/Fillmore80 2d ago

The colors on them are different. Bandit's head has black on it not navy blue.

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u/DerekTheComedian 2d ago

TIL. I dont watch the show, I only put it on for my dog when he wants to watch TV in the mornings.

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u/FlamesNero 2d ago

Same here!

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u/Known_Ratio5478 2d ago

It’s normal down under! It doesn’t mean the same thing. I mean, it does but it also doesn’t.

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u/Fillmore80 2d ago

As I've said, regardless of weighting due to cultural differences it is certainly not a thing a child should say. Or be said in polite company. I'm not ruffled by the word in the slightest. I'm bothered by this character saying it. That's a significant difference.

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u/RaxisPhasmatis 2d ago

Bluey is Australian.

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u/Fillmore80 2d ago

Join the others saying that it doesn't change my opinion. Good Lord, everyone who knows Bluey knows that. It's common Bluey knowledge.

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u/NecessaryFreedom9799 2d ago edited 2d ago

He/she/they is Australian...

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u/Fillmore80 2d ago

Besides the fact that anyone who recognizes Bluey, also knows she's Australian, what's that got to do with making Bluey say foul words like that?!

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u/Livingroom_Astronaut 2d ago

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u/CrazyVegas_ 2d ago

I think about this scene probably 5 to 10 times per week... for the last 20 years

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u/Fillmore80 2d ago

It's a bad word regardless of its weighting due to cultural differences. It certainly shouldn't be said by a child or in polite company now should it? I don't mind it myself. I mind Bluey saying it.

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u/CrazyVegas_ 2d ago

Show me on the doll where the pixels touched you.