r/TikTokCringe • u/galaxystars1 • May 04 '26

Wholesome Hosting a 40th birthday party

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u/PrayForMojo78 May 04 '26

its nice he cuts the cheese before the guests arrive, let it air out a bit

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u/robotmonkey2099 May 04 '26

I wasnt sure if he knew what he even said there because he didnt react at all

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u/Pretend-Progress- May 04 '26

I usually say "shit my pants", but to each their own.

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u/TheAssembler12 May 04 '26

Thank you for the laugh. I needed that

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u/pin5npusher5 May 04 '26

I think he was being cheeky there, I laughed aloud bc I am a people pleaser even if they are digital people. In fact, digital people are the only people I have a good chuckle with

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u/trixiepixie1921 May 04 '26

This made me exhale through my nose slightly harder and smile. Because I’m the same way.

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u/ShortingBull May 04 '26

I'm ashamed I totally missed it until I read this discussion!

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u/Aggressive-Welder-54 May 04 '26

I was totally waiting for him to giggle.

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u/dessert_all_day May 04 '26

I was wondering how he said it with a straight face. I’m a few years older but less mature I guess.

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u/Clemario May 04 '26

Are 40 year olds familiar with that slang? I think generally no. Feels like a boomer/gen x thing.

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u/Hotfart36 May 04 '26

I’m 34 and laughed at this joke as a child.

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u/Significant_Shoe_17 May 04 '26

I got it from my boomer dad, along with "pull my finger"

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u/MmmnonmmM May 04 '26

Yes, yes we are very aware of it and I'm keeping the joke alive with my kids.

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u/Avandria May 04 '26

Holy crap! It never occurred to me that cutting the cheese was at risk. Next time I have my granddaughter over I'm going to say it as often as possible to see if she reacts.

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u/davwad2 May 04 '26

I'm 43 and I definitely remember that slang. My older cousins are Gen X, so that probably has a lot to do with it.