Soy What are topics low-T soyboys talk about?

[archimes]

If you've ever encountered a soyboy before, or if you're just imagining what it's like to encounter one, what do you think they enjoy casually talking about?

I've been to a few big cities in Russia and the annoying bald and stubbled or long-haired and moustached folk tend to talk about food an obsessive amount. Does anyone else have any experiences like this?

This could be extended into a question for the philosophers of the Schlog: why do you think they behave this way?

 

[meijak]

 

[archimes]

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the soyjak in question:

 

[meijak]

the soyjak in question:
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What the fuck is goyda?

 

[baqqrih]

What the fuck is goyda?

It's like the Kingdom of Judah but for goyim

 

[archimes]

What the fuck is goyda?

"Let's go" in Russian

 

[meijak]

"Let's go" in Russian
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I'd martyr myself before that happens. I hate russians more than the british and the jews.

 

[archimes]

I'd martyr myself before that happens. I hate russians more than the british and the jews.

I'm a finnic literal who nationality from the middle of siberia though

 

[cobbycov]

anything I dont like

 

[meijak]

"Let's go" in Russian
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Also what tier of russian is that, "poidyom" transliterated means we go or let's go, no?

 

[4tehlulz]

They usually are complaining about Donald Trump

 

[_account]

"Let's go" in Russian
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It's gem. Who is the artist of the original? It's like the hyperborea artwork except Christian instead of pagancuck.

 

[archimes]

Also what tier of russian is that, "poidyom" transliterated means we go or let's go, no?

It's a synonym, and in fact might be older than "po-[verb]."

"Aida" is often used in friendly speech, "Goida" is rarer but recently caught on as a command used in the Special Military Operation

 

[ribbon]

Letting people enjoy things or something

 

[meijak]

It's a synonym, and in fact might be older than "po-[verb]."

"Aida" is often used in friendly speech, "Goida" is rarer but recently caught on as a command used in the Special Military Operation

Aida comes from cavalry, to usher the horses to go faster, blud.

 

[archimes]

Aida comes from cavalry, to usher the horses to go faster, blud.

I am aware. But nowadays we often use it with our little guys too.

 

[meijak]

I am aware. But nowadays we often use it with our little guys too.

Get drafted.

 

[meijak]

I'm a finnic literal who nationality from the middle of siberia though

Oh, I missed this. Thought I could get a quick slapfight in, but nevermind.

 

[4tehlulz]

 

[He Will Always Be a Gem]

soyboys like to consume and talk about troonslop and goyslop