Gingussy
Gingussy by Hiimdavebigbird December 20, 2021
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Gingussy
A racist term for a ginger. Gingussy originates from Ireland. Irish ancestors in the late 1600’s were called this term to be suppressed. The rumor of gingers being leprechauns and stealing peoples riches in the middle of the night was spreading. Everyone turned against gingers and hated them. People rioted the city, exclaiming that gingers put an end to stealing like pussy’s. It’s a combo of ginger and pussy. No one likes a pussy and especially no one likes a ginger. In conclusion, this is how the term gingussy is made
Angel grew up hating gingers after one stole his girl from him, in result to his racism:
Angel: I hate those fucking gingussy’s. They’re a waste of space and need to be mass murdered off the face of the earth. Whys the fucking skin so white that shit makes me so mad”
vanessa: “bro ur so wrong for that…”
Angel: I hate those fucking gingussy’s. They’re a waste of space and need to be mass murdered off the face of the earth. Whys the fucking skin so white that shit makes me so mad”
vanessa: “bro ur so wrong for that…”
Gingussy by lilweenie11 December 10, 2022
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fogey
Fogey/fogy /fougi/ sl. (early 18C+, orig. Scot) old-fashioned, stuck-in-the mud.
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