Beware the Vowel Beast! 🦎

[anthonyadavisii]

While reviewing comments on a brutal nature video (WARNING: NSFL), I came across my first "boneappletea" in the wild.
_{Pun wasn't intended but I'll take it.}

In case you are a little slow to the draw, the intended phrase was "Vile Beast" and not "Vowel Beast".

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What is BoneAppleTea?

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"Bone Apple Tea", also known as "Bone App the Teeth", are phrases mimicking the French expression "bon appétit" ("enjoy your meal" in English), which are often used sarcastically to caption photographs of unappetizing food online. The phrase "bone apple tea" has mutated even farther, to things that only remotely sound like the original phrase, like "boneless feet". Additionally, "Bone Apple Tea" is a general name for any misspelling that involves replacing words with similarly-sounding words or combinations, such as "Twisted Fucking Cycle Path."

Source: KnowYourMeme

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Have you ever came across a case of BoneAppleTea on the Internet or IRL? Share in the comments.

Credit to /u/backrack for posting the video link on the /r/natureismetal thread

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Comments

[cmmemes]

This is like a course about meme phrases :) or should I call it memeducation ? :))

[anthonyadavisii]

Here is some more memeducation from a comment I left on YT. 😉

That's Crazy, Man. Have You Ever Done DMT? is an exploitable image macro series featuring a picture of Joe Rogan talking with a guest during a recording of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. In the series, Rogan reacts to a variety of unrelated statements by saying "That's crazy. Have you ever tried DMT?", referring to dimethyltryptamine, a chemical consumed as a psychedelic drug. The series is typically used by fans of the show to mock how often Rogan brings up the substance with guests during interviews.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/thats-crazy-man-have-you-ever-done-dmt

[cmmemes]

:)))) funny but still a bit disturbing given the context

[xplosive]

A real vowel beast: Antidisestablishmentarianism. 😂
This word is consist of 28 letters. This is the longest non-contrived and nontechnical word in English, but not even close to the longest word in English.

[anthonyadavisii]

I remember that one. Also, Onomatopoeia is a good if you are looking for long words with high vowel to consonant ratio.

[mjvdc]

@anthonyadavisii I had no idea about the phrase Bone Apple Tea. Hahaha!

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