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argumate:

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cptsdcarlosdevil:

Some of the discourse involves an interpretation that the phrase \u201cpee your pants\u201d is actually code for \u201ckill yourself\u201d.
For example, this post from 10 July 2017 appears to express genuine confusion about how \u201cpee your pants\u201d is suicide baiting.
This sarcastic post from 12 August 2017 states, \u201cany sentence that follows the formula of \u201cverb your noun\u201d e.g \u201cpee your pants\u201d \u201ckiss your wife\u201d \u201cwater your plants\u201d is code for \u201ckill yourself\u201d\u201d.
Other discourse has been able whether \u201cpee your pants\u201d is ableist towards incontinence (as alluded to in this post from 17 December 2017).
Click here to see examples of the pee your pants meme.

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I propose we compromise with\u00a0\u201cpee on a subway rail\u201d

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I mean, \u201cstep on a Lego\u201d is def. the minced oath version

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