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[41Dude]

It's not british. First time I heard it was in basic training. And if you think about it for a minute, it should make sense...

If it helps. How would you read something on the bottom of a boot?

My bad. I was referring to the Bobs your uncle saying.

 

[thinckley]

My bad. I was referring to the Bobs your uncle saying.

Ohhh! My bad.

"Bob's your uncle" is very British and basically means "and there it is".

 

[Bob Wright]

Sign at a motel n Texas:

 

[41Dude]

Ohhh! My bad.

"Bob's your uncle" is very British and basically means "and there it is".

THAT makes sense. We watch a lot of British TV and hear Bobs your uncle. I can understand some if their sayings and humor.
But sometimes I am clueless.
My wife says I am clueless a lot.
I do know what SHE means lol.