Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:28:09 AM No.936305112
Why do these boots make girls look so sexy
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:29:12 AM No.936305152
Try em on a find out big fella
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:30:32 AM No.936305200
>>936305112 (OP)
The phrase "Your mother wears army boots" is a playful or mildly insulting retort, often used in response to a perceived silly or illogical statement. It's a variation of the phrase "Your mother..." which is a common way to deflect or dismiss an argument with a nonsensical or irrelevant statement. The addition of "army boots" adds a humorous image of a mother figure in a traditionally masculine and rugged role.
The phrase can be traced back to the 1989 television movie "Your Mother Wears Combat Boots", starring Barbara Eden. In the film, the protagonist, a distraught widow, joins her son at military boot camp to convince him to quit. The title, and the phrase itself, likely gained popularity from this film.
While the phrase is often used as a humorous or lighthearted insult, it can also be interpreted more seriously, depending on the context and delivery. Some might see it as a way to question someone's authority or credibility, while others might simply find it amusing.
The phrase "Your mother wears army boots" is a playful or mildly insulting retort, often used in response to a perceived silly or illogical statement. It's a variation of the phrase "Your mother..." which is a common way to deflect or dismiss an argument with a nonsensical or irrelevant statement. The addition of "army boots" adds a humorous image of a mother figure in a traditionally masculine and rugged role.
The phrase can be traced back to the 1989 television movie "Your Mother Wears Combat Boots", starring Barbara Eden. In the film, the protagonist, a distraught widow, joins her son at military boot camp to convince him to quit. The title, and the phrase itself, likely gained popularity from this film.
While the phrase is often used as a humorous or lighthearted insult, it can also be interpreted more seriously, depending on the context and delivery. Some might see it as a way to question someone's authority or credibility, while others might simply find it amusing.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 3:37:28 AM No.936307636
>>936305112 (OP)
Your thirst and desperation, incel.
Your thirst and desperation, incel.
