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==Use of the phrase elsewhere==
==Use of the phrase elsewhere==
* On the episode of [[This Week in Radio Tech]] recorded on Wednesday, February 9, 2011, one of the hosts said, "C U Next Tuesday!" before signing off.  Upon seeing this (shortly after showing the [[Cuntflaps]] clip to [[Brian]] and [[Justin]] for the first time), [[Wil Harris]] nearly lost his shit.  It's worth noting that TWiRT is recorded on ''Wednesdays'', so it's unclear if the reference was intentional or not.<br /><iframe src="http://www.justin.tv/widgets/archive_embed_player.swf?auto_play=false&start_volume=25&title=TWiRT C U Next Tuesday&channel=leon_1337&archive_id=279346398" width="400" height="300" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe><br />[http://www.justin.tv/leon_1337/b/279346398 View on Justin.tv]
* On the episode of [[This Week in Radio Tech]] recorded on Wednesday, February 9, 2011, one of the hosts said, "C U Next Tuesday!" before signing off.  Upon seeing this (shortly after showing the [[Cuntflaps]] clip to [[Brian]] and [[Justin]] for the first time), [[Wil Harris]] nearly lost his shit.  It's worth noting that TWiRT is recorded on ''Wednesdays'', so it's unclear if the reference was intentional or not. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eH9BKK-WoE Watch the clip.]

Latest revision as of 18:00, 5 August 2014

C U Next Tuesday is a phrase said at the end of most episodes of NSFW.

Yes, it's not "see you" and is "C U" for a reason. If you're a grown up, you can probably tell why. If you don't know why, ask a grown up.

Use of the phrase elsewhere

  • On the episode of This Week in Radio Tech recorded on Wednesday, February 9, 2011, one of the hosts said, "C U Next Tuesday!" before signing off. Upon seeing this (shortly after showing the Cuntflaps clip to Brian and Justin for the first time), Wil Harris nearly lost his shit. It's worth noting that TWiRT is recorded on Wednesdays, so it's unclear if the reference was intentional or not. Watch the clip.