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| − | A term of address equivalent to “Man,” “Buddy,” “Dude,” [[ktp]]. This was a [[Burbeeism]] used heavily in satirical dialogue in [[fan]] [[articles]] by [[Charles Burbee]] and [[F. T. Laney]], and subsequently by their admirers, and which originated, Burbee admitted years later to [[Gary Farber]] and [[Moshe Feder]], in an [[Jewish|antisemitic]] [[joke]]. | + | A term of address equivalent to “Man,” “Buddy,” “Dude,” [[ktp]]. This was a [[Burbeeism]] used heavily in satirical dialogue in [[fan]] [[articles]] by [[Charles Burbee]] and [[F. T. Laney]], and subsequently by their admirers, and which originated, Burbee admitted years later to [[Gary Farber]] and [[Moshe Feder]], in an [[Jewish|antisemitic]] [[humor|joke]]. |
{{fanspeak}} | {{fanspeak}} | ||
[[Category:catchphrase]] | [[Category:catchphrase]] | ||
Revision as of 06:47, 11 March 2021
A term of address equivalent to “Man,” “Buddy,” “Dude,” ktp. This was a Burbeeism used heavily in satirical dialogue in fan articles by Charles Burbee and F. T. Laney, and subsequently by their admirers, and which originated, Burbee admitted years later to Gary Farber and Moshe Feder, in an antisemitic joke.
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