Pressure Washer

[stamets2@sh.itjust.works]

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[unexposedhazard@discuss.tchncs.de]

For context, afaik UK people sometimes call women "birds". Similar to "chicks". Adds another layer to the comic.

[diddlydee@feddit.uk]

UK people would say 'shat' not 'shit' though.

[jomiran@lemmy.ml]

So Australia then?

[synae@lemmy.sdf.org]

That's the layer though?

[ourkaos@lemmy.today]

I've always enjoyed "Broad" as a slang term for women.

It's old-timey & just misogynistic enough that people can't tell if you're for real or making a joke.

[prettybunnys@sh.itjust.works]

people can't tell if you're for real or making a joke.

Huh, you don’t say.

[ourkaos@lemmy.today]

FWIW, I've only ever said it jokingly, usually accompanied with a looney toons gangster accent and several "Nyeahs".

I did feel bad for laughing once in the gym locker room when someone described a female bodybuilder as "The Broad broad," because I really don't think he meant it jokingly or he would have said it to her face.

[samus12345@lemm.ee]

[captainthor@lemmy.world]

I like the term broad, but not for misogyny adjacent reasons