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Post by Deleted on Sept 10, 2019 23:47:22 GMT 10
I don't actually, Shark. I don't like novelty songs unless they make me laugh.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 8, 2019 1:31:56 GMT 10
'Cookie' - sounds babyish.
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Post by kev2000sfan on Feb 5, 2020 1:38:13 GMT 10
Every cuss word, I need to stop saying them. Haha Most of the time, cuss words sound authentically loud and unpredictable and only exist to make you sound cool. I can't stand the word "sex" I just feel like there is better ways you can word it, we did it, etc.
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Post by .savage on Feb 5, 2020 1:42:30 GMT 10
"Babe".🙄
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2020 1:50:28 GMT 10
I don't like the expression 'love child' because they were born out of lust not love.
The word I really hate though is 'prolly'. It's a stupid word favoured by morons too lazy to write 'probably' in full.
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Post by John Titor on Feb 5, 2020 4:24:51 GMT 10
Young professional
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Post by Captain Nemo on Feb 5, 2020 4:40:39 GMT 10
I think it's disgusting when ladies call their boyfriends "daddy".
Are you trying to imagine having sex with your own father? Come on.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2020 12:26:02 GMT 10
I think it's disgusting when ladies call their boyfriends "daddy". Are you trying to imagine having sex with your own father? Come on.
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Post by mwalker96 on Feb 8, 2020 0:11:18 GMT 10
Woke as in playing into this idea of victimhood and white-privledge, when people call all brand of diapers pampers, when people refer to any non-costal city/state as middle-American when the places they usually referring to aren't even close to the center of the Contential US aka the great plains, and the gay-slur fa**ot.
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Post by mwalker96 on Feb 8, 2020 0:30:58 GMT 10
Here in America there has been a massive uptick in non-Southerners saying "Y'all". I don't know why but this just drives me insane. It just sounds so cringy and forced when I hear someone from the north unironically say Y'all. Might I also add that it is also mostly younger people in their teens and twenties who are doing this. That's something that's definitely become a recent trend, before if someone were the use the word yall they would usually be a southerner or an African-American. I know al says it quite a bit and she lived in New England her entire life but has family in TN and visits Florida quite often. I say it to but I also say you guys as well. I know @slowpoke finds it cringey by him being Canadian and most white non-southerners still view yall as country but don't have a problem saying aint. I guess it depends on upbringing, the fact ebonics (Black American English) has influenced mainstream America, and the ethnicity of the person. Blacks and Hispanics will more than likely to say yall than Whites and Asians if they live outside the Bible-Belt.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2020 11:55:12 GMT 10
Here in America there has been a massive uptick in non-Southerners saying "Y'all". I don't know why but this just drives me insane. It just sounds so cringy and forced when I hear someone from the north unironically say Y'all. Might I also add that it is also mostly younger people in their teens and twenties who are doing this. That's something that's definitely become a recent trend, before if someone were the use the word yall they would usually be a southerner or an African-American. I know al says it quite a bit and she lived in New England her entire life but has family in TN and visits Florida quite often. I say it to but I also say you guys as well. I know @slowpoke finds it cringey by him being Canadian and most white non-southerners still view yall as country but don't have a problem saying aint. I guess it depends on upbringing, the fact ebonics (Black American English) has influenced mainstream America, and the ethnicity of the person. Blacks and Hispanics will more than likely to say yall than Whites and Asians if they live outside the Bible-Belt. I think memes are making "y'all" more popular. 10 years ago I never heard that word but now it seems every joke starts with it. "Ain't" gets associated with the South, but I don't think it's actually from the South. I've been saying it my whole life. According to Wikipedia, it's from before the colonial period but fell out of fashion in the UK in the early 19th century (by which time the US was independent).
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Post by mwalker96 on Feb 8, 2020 22:13:00 GMT 10
That's something that's definitely become a recent trend, before if someone were the use the word yall they would usually be a southerner or an African-American. I know al says it quite a bit and she lived in New England her entire life but has family in TN and visits Florida quite often. I say it to but I also say you guys as well. I know @slowpoke finds it cringey by him being Canadian and most white non-southerners still view yall as country but don't have a problem saying aint. I guess it depends on upbringing, the fact ebonics (Black American English) has influenced mainstream America, and the ethnicity of the person. Blacks and Hispanics will more than likely to say yall than Whites and Asians if they live outside the Bible-Belt. I think memes are making "y'all" more popular. 10 years ago I never heard that word but now it seems every joke starts with it. "Ain't" gets associated with the South, but I don't think it's actually from the South. I've been saying it my whole life. According to Wikipedia, it's from before the colonial period but fell out of fashion in the UK in the early 19th century (by which time the US was independent). I see y'all has crossed over the Canadian border as well. I remember you also said Black Canadians don't really say it either which kinda goes in to difference between Black Americans and Black Canadians. Drake says it tho in his raps tho since he's technically an African-American (his dad was born in Memphis Tennessee). Black Americans use a lot of southern slang due to being enslaved by white southerners and that 90 percent of all Blacks were living in the South prior to WW1.
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Post by skullmaiden on Feb 8, 2020 23:08:47 GMT 10
I don't like the expression 'love child' because they were born out of lust not love. The word I really hate though is 'prolly'. It's a stupid word favoured by morons too lazy to write 'probably' in full. Same with "tryna" for trying to. It's lazy and they likely can't spell it to begin with.
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Post by mwalker96 on Feb 9, 2020 1:03:17 GMT 10
I don't like the expression 'love child' because they were born out of lust not love. The word I really hate though is 'prolly'. It's a stupid word favoured by morons too lazy to write 'probably' in full. Same with "tryna" for trying to. It's lazy and they likely can't spell it to begin with. That's pretty common among black-southerners.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2020 1:12:48 GMT 10
I think memes are making "y'all" more popular. 10 years ago I never heard that word but now it seems every joke starts with it. "Ain't" gets associated with the South, but I don't think it's actually from the South. I've been saying it my whole life. According to Wikipedia, it's from before the colonial period but fell out of fashion in the UK in the early 19th century (by which time the US was independent). I see y'all has crossed over the Canadian border as well. I remember you also said Black Canadians don't really say it either which kinda goes in to difference between Black Americans and Black Canadians. Drake says it tho in his raps tho since he's technically an African-American (his dad was born in Memphis Tennessee). Black Americans use a lot of southern slang due to being enslaved by white southerners and that 90 percent of all Blacks were living in the South prior to WW1. I think the Jamaican dialect, which also has become the Toronto dialect of sorts, uses "y'all". People from other countries like Somalia or Nigeria however would pick up English from the people around them, so they end up speaking standard Canadian. Or at least most black people I happen to know speak standard Canadian 
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