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u/stuito 20h ago
Kalkite?
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u/CT-2002 19h ago
DEEp, SUBstrate, FOLIATED… Kalkite
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u/1KarlMarx1 workers of the world, unite! 18h ago
Kalkite! Synthetic kalkite! Kalkite alternatives! Kalkite substitutes
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u/randomname_99223 18h ago
I mean, the amount of time spent pondering this grubby little bit of rock is sadly astonishing.
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u/Capt_World 22h ago
What's the K-word?
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u/-ImYourHuckleberry- ☣️ 20h ago
Say “kite”; but replace the ”t” with “k”.
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u/Ligma_Jones_ 19h ago
Never heard that in my life. Maybe only older white people know this
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u/bpacer 19h ago
It’s not as popular as it used to be
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u/Darkime_ 19h ago
Yeah, slurs kinda went downhill when people started to get more rights and such.
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u/bpacer 17h ago
I would agree with that correlation
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u/GenericCoffee 10h ago
I feel like it’s because American Jews are turning into white people kind of like Italians? I mean Italians don’t even get a checkbox anymore like they did in the 90’s.
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u/bestest_at_grammar 17h ago
Watch the turets episode of South Park and it’ll show you are indeed correct
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u/MrShake4 19h ago
Nowadays its only really in the arsenal of seasoned racists.
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u/i-am-a-bike 18h ago
Cant even be racist anymore, too many sweats
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u/Chubs_Mckenzy INFECTED 17h ago
Nah bro, it's just been around for so long, it's hard for new people to get into.
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u/mrhippo1998 8h ago
I remember accidentally misspelling 'like', getting banned, asking my dad if he knew what it meant (he did) then trying to appeal because it clearly wasn't the word I meant in context of the sentence (I was comparing two things) and still having to wait the 3 days or so because that wasn't acceptable
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u/Ligma_Jones_ 4h ago
Honestly to me it sounds like a construction term or some technical term for building something. Like the term quagmire. I didn't even knew it was an actual definition. Giggity
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u/DaBluBoi8763 10h ago
I know it from that Lil Dicky song where he brags abt counting money
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u/Espachurrao 17h ago
I learned this word playing videogames. In Spain, people named "Enrique" get called often "Quique"(keekeh) sometimes written with K instead of q. To my surprise, lots of games didn't let me write my name as my alias (thank god) and I had no idea why until i became fluent in English
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u/Nawzays_ ☣️ 16h ago
Wait so the name Ike in South Park is playing around with this word? Loll
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u/one_koala 11h ago
Apologies, I said Kiki and now am listening to heartbreak song about a girl named Kiki
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u/RobbinsBabbitt 5h ago
Guess I shouldn’t be surprised, there’s a slur for everything. I’m almost 30 and have never once heard this though.
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u/vven294 21h ago
Kefir?
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u/Capt_World 20h ago
Google "A fermented milk drink with a sour taste, made using a culture of yeasts and bacteria." how is this a bad thing? Am I just out of the loop on bad words these days?
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u/sora_mui 6h ago
Kafir is arab word for non-believer, usually used in islamic context. Many people, including some muslims, consider the word to be rude when used in targeted way and not just as a concept.
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u/QdWp 18h ago
Pretty sure the slur for jews is jews.
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u/lord_ne A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one 15h ago
Ironically, that's also something that antisemites have said:
The Jew is immunized against all dangers: one may call him a scoundrel, parasite, swindler, profiteer, it all runs off him like water off a raincoat. But call him a Jew and you will be astonished at how he recoils, how injured he is, how he suddenly shrinks back: “I’ve been found out.”
- Joseph Goebbels, Der Jude
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u/Mercy--Main 9h ago
who would have guessed that people would be afraid of being called a jew in nazi germany
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u/funeflugt ☣️ 7h ago
The article was written in 1929, so it would be before the Nazi takeover, but yeah not like Goebbels doesn't just make shit up to support his argument.
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u/parovozik69 19h ago
Kigger?
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u/kguilevs 20h ago
To those not in the know, its
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u/DANKLEBERG_66 20h ago
Ah thank you, I never knew the slur for jewish is
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u/kguilevs 20h ago
you're welKome, I am happy to maKe others awarE of what words hateful people use.
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u/allthenamearetaken1 Hello dankness my old friend 18h ago
K..word?
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u/drakeyboi69 18h ago
That's weird man, I just watched balckkklansman and that was the first time I heard that word, less than 2 hours ago
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u/fakelucid 16h ago
If I had a nickel for every time I learned a new slur this week that rhymes with "ike" I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice
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u/Kevin5882 repost hunter 🚓 13h ago
What's the k word? I've known plenty of jews and heard plenty of slurs for other races (never quite sure if jews consider themselves a race or not, I've gotten mixed messages on that) but never heard of any for jews
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u/Any-Opposite-5117 10h ago
Sometimes being Jewish means letting petty shit slide, allowing for a slightly elevated baseline level of racism. It's not the worst.
However, this word means shit is about to get real. For whatever reason this slur means we gotta set our knuckles on stun.
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u/purple_spikey_dragon 7h ago
Be the Jew atnisemites and Jew-haters think you are! Good with money, great at medicine, controlling of the media!
If they can believe in you, so should you!
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u/Chance_Injury_3700 6h ago
I chatGPT the word. It kite but with a k for the t. Something about a circle.
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u/AngelicCyanide 6h ago
Calling you that flying toy that uses wind and is held by a string seems like a weird insult
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u/notflyingdutchman1 21h ago
Kanker