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What's a bluecoat?
this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2026
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A bluecoat person in western countries is someone that works with their hands and machines more often than not. Think of professions like landscaper, mechanic, manufacturer, roofer, etc.
Blue collar?
That's the term over here in the States.
It's someone who's working at a holiday camp who is involved in providing the entertainment.
If you can crack up a Python that’s a clip I’d save forever
I've watched that clip so many times, and the moment he says that one word and everyone dies is just priceless.