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Since its introduction in 1852, "Joever" has become an international phenomenon amongst young people, as well as some not so young people anymore, such is the nature of [[time]]. Alongside "Skibidi" and "Yowzah", it is one of the three core principles of Youthspeak. | Since its introduction in 1852, "Joever" has become an international phenomenon amongst young people, as well as some not so young people anymore, such is the nature of [[time]]. Alongside "Skibidi" and "Yowzah", it is one of the three core principles of Youthspeak. | ||
Revision as of 11:23, 20 April 2025
Joseph “Jorbin It” Bider probably doesn’t know how to play tarocchini, even though he’s had 82 years to learn. In fact, he’d probably think it’s some sort of pasta dish. So much for our supposed meritocracy.
Famous Quotes
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— Joe Schmoe
Infamous Quotes
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— Joeb Ident
Crikey, just fell off me plane innit
— Yo Baiden
it was 6am ok? i wasn't in my right mind.
Since its introduction in 1852, "Joever" has become an international phenomenon amongst young people, as well as some not so young people anymore, such is the nature of time. Alongside "Skibidi" and "Yowzah", it is one of the three core principles of Youthspeak.
The word "Joever", often used as a solemn declaration of severe failure, is often attributed to John Bilgeman. However, this is not the whole story. In fact, the full quote reads (or hears) thusly: "It ain't Joever; it's only just Jegun". This was initially spoken when he appeared to be losing a fight against the Accursèd Pasty-Pilfering Pigeon of Penzance with a wet flannel; after his declaration, he managed to absolutely clobber the little prick, causing it to fall to the ground, where it met its end under the wheels of a Ford Ka.
Many at the time believed "Joever" to be Jack Building's own concoction; however, modern sources have concluded that the word was in fact the latest creation of John Words, inventor of words, on loan to Bygones for testing purposes.
Sources vary wildly on whether or not this fight actually occurred.