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love that phrase, a masculine alternative getting
Posted on: August 16, 2018 at 12:04:24 CT
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your panties in a bunch.
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The phrase originates from FunnyJunk. On June 16th, 2010, an image macro of a frowning gorilla with the overlaid text "That really rustled my jimmies" was posted by an anonymous user who has currently deactivated his account.[23] On July 18th, 2012, the image had an overall score of over 100 with nearly 7000 views. The original photograph of the gorilla can be found in a Flickr post titled "nors"[7] uploaded by Frank Wouters on July 4th, 2007.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/that-really-rustled-my-jimmies
Origin
The phrase originates from FunnyJunk. On June 16th, 2010, an image macro of a frowning gorilla with the overlaid text "That really rustled my jimmies" was posted by an anonymous user who has currently deactivated his account.[23] On July 18th, 2012, the image had an overall score of over 100 with nearly 7000 views. The original photograph of the gorilla can be found in a Flickr post titled "nors"[7] uploaded by Frank Wouters on July 4th, 2007.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/that-really-rustled-my-jimmies
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love that phrase, a masculine alternative getting - 90Tiger MU - 8/16 12:04:24