Yo, I love flip phones, think that it just looks so cunty,I’m looking for a modern flip/clamshell phone with a physical keypad, and I’m trying to find even the most obscure models worldwide. Quirky designs, with quirky color combinations are also lovely. Retro tech is the best. My ideal phone would have 5G, full Android + Google Play, 128GB minimum (256GB preferred), a modern chipset/RAM, USB-C, good cameras/battery, and a 4"+ main/inter, maybe a flashlight would also be great… I want to dig as obscure as possible, across Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan, India, Southeast Asia, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Latin America, basically anywhere — including tiny local brands, ODMs, discontinued models, prototypes/leaks, and upcoming 2026–2027 phones.i’d also want it to run apps and websites as well, lowkey kinda like a smart phone.

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    1 month ago

    think that it just looks so cunty

    Lmao

    Typo or have the kids started using the word differently?

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      1 month ago

      Nope. Cunty is a positive term. It’s like serving cunt. It’s akin to being a bad bitch.

      Essentially, unabashedly assertive, bold, potentially feminine, but I’ve seen it used otherwise too.

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        1 month ago

        Well that doesn’t seem to have made it to my part of the UK (though I don’t regularly talk to anyone younger than about 26) where the most common usage is “cunty behaviour”, i.e. being a bit of a dickhead

        Is this a recent development where you’re from? Or am I just not in the right circles to have hit this one yet

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      1 month ago

      The word has different meanings and connotations depending on where you are (avoid using entirely in the US, but its fine in Australia or Scotland).

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        1 month ago

        In the US in queer and drag circles you might hear it used like that but yeah I probably wouldn’t be tossing it out in public.

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        1 month ago

        Depends who you’re talking to in Scotland

        Say it to an old lady and you’ll get battered with whatever the nearest hard object is

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          True, but it still doesn’t have the connotation it does in the US where it’s a straight up unacceptable in any context.