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/Sounds like the English word "curs" + "eh" (as in "egg") + "AH" (as in "art") + "doh" (as in "door")/
From English "cursed." Used to describe something with a weird, unsettling, or deeply off vibe, but in such an absurd way that it is almost funny. Common in Mexican and US Spanish internet culture.
“That meme I just saw is totally cursed.”
“Why does this photo feel so cursed? I cannot explain it.”
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From English "cursed." Used to describe something with a weird, unsettling, or deeply off vibe, but in such an absurd way that it is almost funny. Common in Mexican and US Spanish internet culture.
“That meme I just saw is totally cursed.”
“Why does this photo feel so cursed? I cannot explain it.”
Tomarse el palo
To take a comment or joke personally when it was not aimed at you. In Mexico, someone who "se toma el palo" gets defensive over something that had nothing to do with them, which usually just confirms everyone else's suspicion that it actually did.