Don't Say It: Kingdom of Sus

Kingdom of Sus The Kingdom of Sus was the name given to the southwestern part of Morocco before the establishment of the French and the Spanish protectorates, with its capital at Taroudannt. Under the Alaouite dynasty, the Kingdom of Sus was one of the four traditional States of the King of Morocco, along with the Kingdom of Marrakesh, the Kingdom of Fez and the Kingdom of Tafilaft. Bibliography References Guillaume Delisle, Carte de la Barbarie, de la Nigritie et de la Guinee, 1707 External links L. De Chenier, The present state of the empire of Morocco, The history of the dynasties since Edris, Johnson Reprint Corp. 1788 This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files. Kingdom of Sus Mamlakat Sus Former subdivision of Morocco 13th–19th century Map of Morocco in 1707 showing the Kingdom of Sus among the four traditional vice-royalties Capital Taroudannt History Established 13th Disestablished 19th century Today part of Morocco DONT SAY IT DONT SAY IT DONT SAY IT

A dark screenshot of a Wikipedia article about the historical Kingdom of Sus is paired with a cropped cartoon face and three huge captions saying “DONT SAY IT.” The joke is that the place name “Sus” evokes “sus,” internet slang for suspicious, creating an awkwardly obvious wordplay that the caption pretends to suppress. It is sent as an absurd reaction when someone notices a suspicious or accidentally suggestive word. EN: A dark screenshot of a Wikipedia article about the historical Kingdom of Sus is paired with a cropped cartoon face and three huge captions saying “DONT SAY IT.” The joke is that the place name “Sus” evokes “sus,” internet slang for suspicious, creating an awkwardly obvious wordplay that the caption pretends to suppress. It is sent as an absurd reaction when someone notices a suspicious or accidentally suggestive word.

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