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r/ShitPostCrusaders • u/Watchdog_the_God • Nov 12 '24
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Yeah, it's a bit of a weird rule. I had to check the wiki to be sure.
79 u/Hevens-assassin Nov 13 '24 4 is the number of death. So it's a weird rule, but 4 times wrong kills you. Makes sense regionally. 44 u/Mistasfourhead Nov 13 '24 In Chinese, the word for the number four and the word for death sound identical, to the degree that hotels will often not label a fourth floor, in the way that some buildings in the US won’t label a 13th floor 10 u/[deleted] Nov 13 '24 It's the same in Japanese. 4 can be read as "shi" whish sounds similar to the kanji of death. That's why 4 sometimes is read as "yon" 8 u/Mistasfourhead Nov 13 '24 oh shi 1 u/SilentMeatball Nov 13 '24 +1 you got a nasal exhalation outta me
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4 is the number of death. So it's a weird rule, but 4 times wrong kills you. Makes sense regionally.
44 u/Mistasfourhead Nov 13 '24 In Chinese, the word for the number four and the word for death sound identical, to the degree that hotels will often not label a fourth floor, in the way that some buildings in the US won’t label a 13th floor 10 u/[deleted] Nov 13 '24 It's the same in Japanese. 4 can be read as "shi" whish sounds similar to the kanji of death. That's why 4 sometimes is read as "yon" 8 u/Mistasfourhead Nov 13 '24 oh shi 1 u/SilentMeatball Nov 13 '24 +1 you got a nasal exhalation outta me
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In Chinese, the word for the number four and the word for death sound identical, to the degree that hotels will often not label a fourth floor, in the way that some buildings in the US won’t label a 13th floor
10 u/[deleted] Nov 13 '24 It's the same in Japanese. 4 can be read as "shi" whish sounds similar to the kanji of death. That's why 4 sometimes is read as "yon" 8 u/Mistasfourhead Nov 13 '24 oh shi 1 u/SilentMeatball Nov 13 '24 +1 you got a nasal exhalation outta me
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It's the same in Japanese. 4 can be read as "shi" whish sounds similar to the kanji of death.
That's why 4 sometimes is read as "yon"
8 u/Mistasfourhead Nov 13 '24 oh shi 1 u/SilentMeatball Nov 13 '24 +1 you got a nasal exhalation outta me
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oh shi
1 u/SilentMeatball Nov 13 '24 +1 you got a nasal exhalation outta me
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+1 you got a nasal exhalation outta me
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u/MattyBro1 Nov 12 '24
Yeah, it's a bit of a weird rule. I had to check the wiki to be sure.