Because it may get confused for the word squaw?
That word is actually an insult, cuz. It basically means ‘a tramp’ or ‘a whore’ to call a Native American woman that to her face, is inviting a punch!
Yeah…. But there was other really good info in that post.
You’re lucky if it’s just a punch.
lol I was going to edit that to add…or a beatdown by her family men, or friends!
@Hidden I realize you probably didn’t know the actual translation of that word, cuz. it’s been used in older movies and such. but, lol trust me when I say you DON’T want to use it in the company of Native American Indians!
I can say I wasn’t aware it’s treated akin to the n-word, I’m certainly not trying to insult anyone. Although it’s not an every day word, squab is still used around my neck of the world, hence the reason I asked.
No problem, cuz. I figured as much. That’s why I let you know. lol
Squab is also used around here
This is much like using the word ‘mamacita’ to Hispanic ladies. I had no idea what it meant, but was told by a lady from Peru, that they take it like someone you have sex with. I thought it was a term of endearment but Noooooooo.
Yeah but generally not like I’m a prostitute way. It’s just very sexual. You don’t call another man’s woman mamacita! You wouldn’t want another man walking up a calling your significant other hot mama.
Funny, I’ve heard the word squab on looney tunes cartoons back when I was a little kid watching Bug’s Bunny and Daffy Duck. They weren’t so politically correct back in the 60s
Here’s the result of a quick Google
The English word squaw is an ethnic and sexual slur, historically used for Indigenous North American women. Contemporary use of the term, especially by non-Natives, is considered derogatory, misogynist, and racist.
Yeah have you seen the one little two little Indians skit. Bugs was a dick!
A lot of those older cartoons had hidden adult ‘jokes’ in em
Yes but Squab is still a young pigeon… or a fat person. I think the last letter is where the confusion is coming in.
Im not even gonna start on the Little Rascals, but those were some funny kids back then. My dad was 3 in 1922 when the first silent little rascals was debuted.
Or the Three Stooges. That shit would not fly today on TV.
Bugs was a dick but I still love him! He grew as a bunny over the ears.
Nyuk Nyuk Nyuk!
Oh I’m by no means a prude, I laugh at all the old dirty jokes. Even the ones now considered ‘inappropriate’ lol Hey, funny is funny, period. Even the dirty old jokes!