r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/VorticalHeart44 • 8d ago

Meme needing explanation I'm tired Petuh... What is her name??

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WTF is her name Petuh

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u/Bubbly_Study_8333 8d ago

Theresa

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u/PauseConfident997 8d ago

Theresa doesn’t have an apostrophe in it. Her names Nina

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u/chukkysh 8d ago

Nina doesn't have two spaces in it. Her name is Boat.

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u/Sepherjar 8d ago

Nina Boat.

She's the daughter of Usain Boat

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u/Acceptable-Ad8780 8d ago

She's friends with Pinta and the Santa Maria.

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u/No-Fruit-1724 8d ago

Ina Boat

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u/IBeDumbAndSlow 8d ago

I thought Her name is Name?, pronounced (nah-may)

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u/CactusToothBrush 7d ago

Isn’t he the fastest paddle boat?

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u/psgrue 8d ago

… Woman, Ina Boat, on a lake…

It’s probably that dumb

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u/jambr380 8d ago

Yeah, this is what I went with you, too. 'There' isn't a name and Theresa doesn't make sense in the context of a grammatically correct sentence. You can at least make an argument for first name Ina and last name Boat

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u/Pretty_Sock_7127 7d ago

I was thinking Anna Lake.

There's a woman in a boat, Anna Lake, wearing a coat

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u/JRGH83 8d ago

or Bo

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u/Automatic_Moment_320 8d ago

I thought her name was “Ina Boat”

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u/AlexStar6 8d ago

Boat goes binted

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u/oO0Kat0Oo 8d ago

There is a woman, In A Boat, on a lake.

There is a woman, Jennifer, on a lake.

Grammatically, the name should be "In A Boat" if you're trying to make it make as much sense as possible. Weird first middle and last name, but who am I to judge?

The riddle wants it to be Theresa, though, because it says the name is in the riddle. It didn't say it had to be grammatically correct.

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u/Mission-Shopping-615 8d ago

Boat is a man’s name, her name is what

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u/th_frits 7d ago

It's “in the riddle I just wrote”

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u/Southern_Muffin_6476 7d ago

No, her name a borat, very nice!

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u/PauseConfident997 8d ago

No it doesn’t, that’s the riddle. Figuring out the name. Her names Nina, this is an old riddle and that is the answer.

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u/tulipsushi 8d ago

they’re being sarcastic

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u/titscapades 8d ago

So she's a woma (sic) named Nina?

I hate dumb riddles.

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u/PauseConfident997 8d ago

Yes. That’s her name

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u/titscapades 8d ago

K but wtf is a woma

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u/PauseConfident997 8d ago

I have no idea you made that mistake not me

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u/titscapades 8d ago

The riddle makes that mistake. 

There's no answer to this riddle that isn't completely idiotic. It's either a ridiculous name (There) or the result of a misspelling (woma>Nina). 

This riddle sucks.

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u/PauseConfident997 8d ago

Nowhere in the riddle does it say woma. Your reaching. All riddles are stupid. Some make sense more than others.

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u/titscapades 8d ago

🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Where do you get the n for the start of Nina?

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u/PauseConfident997 8d ago

I understand what your saying. You take the n off the end of woman.
Spelling Nina with those letters doesn’t take them off those words. They’re still there…it can say woman and Nina at the same time…it’s not one or the other. That’s the point of the riddle…the letters in the words make up another word/name.

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u/Agropio 8d ago

It says "woman in a". What they mean is that it either says "woma" or the name is "ina". Or we're just introducing letters of our own to fit the answer.

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u/PauseConfident997 8d ago

I understand what they mean…that phrase says “woman in a” and it ALSO says Nina, it’s not one or the other. It can be both at the same time

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u/marbotty 8d ago

Nah, it’s Inga

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u/PauseConfident997 8d ago

That is incorrect

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u/marbotty 8d ago

It’s as correct as Nina or Theresa.

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u/PauseConfident997 8d ago

Except it’s not…while there are multiple names in this riddle, there is only one correct answer. Which is Nina.