bat soup
bat soup by JAIL BROKEN October 17, 2020
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Bat soup
In early 2020 the covid-19 outbreak occurred leaving many to wonder how it originated, it was believed to come from a bat. On Twitter a viral video of a woman eating a bat soup with the misleading caption claiming she started the pandemic, the video was quickly debunked as the video came out in 2016, 4 years ago in Palau not Wuhan but it was too late as people have been misinformed.
Bat soup is a racist term and is entirely untrue to the covid-19 outbreak origins
Bat soup is a racist term and is entirely untrue to the covid-19 outbreak origins
Person 1: Ugh I hate wearing a mask! It’s all because some Chinese chink ate bat soup.
Person 2: Don’t say that, that’s racist.
Person 2: Don’t say that, that’s racist.
Bat soup by MustardHands March 3, 2021
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batsoup • batsoup crazy • bat • bat wing • bat-shit crazy • bat shit • bat girl • BAT BOY • bat caving • Bat Signal
batsoup crazy
The superlative form for batshit crazy which is denoting the absolute worst that could happen, or the worst state someone or something could be in.
Friend : " Bro. 2012 was when the Mayans predicted the world would end, sure it didn't... But have we ever felt alive since?"
Me: "The Mayans were just dyslexic. From how batsoup crazy 2020 is, I think they meant the world would end in 2021"
Me: "The Mayans were just dyslexic. From how batsoup crazy 2020 is, I think they meant the world would end in 2021"
batsoup crazy by Pyritejet March 25, 2020
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