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Myspace profile of the guy who killed Sean Taylor (pg. 4)
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| nfekted |
| we still don't know which one of them shot Sean Taylor. They have 4 in custody. It's been a huge thing here in miami. Crazy |
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| JD8180 |
| quote: | Originally posted by leph555
better question is why do they wear there pants so ing low that i fear i will see their ing black ass one day |
something to do with that the pants they give in jail don't have belts so they'd wear them low there and when they got out they kept wearing them low. and now it's considered thug life to do it i guess... i read in the paper they're actually trying to pass laws in some states to consider that as indecent exposure so you can get arrested for it now. |
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| racing4hoes |
| what a phukin waste... |
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| leph555 |
| quote: | Originally posted by racing4hoes
what a phukin waste of bananas |
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| nchs09 |
apparently these creatures have their own way of communicating...
| quote: | DANG BR0 i CANT BELiEVE i JUST SAW Y0 FACE 0N DA NEWS.. DiS HAS G0T T0 BE DA CREEPEST EVA.. MAN WAT WAS Y0U THiNKiN..? WELL iMA STiLL RiDE FA YA BR0!
$TeeTee$ MY BR0 STiLL G0iN BL0W.. |
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| prolikewhoa |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zharen
God I hate ghettospeak. These guys have no idea just how ignorant they sound when they go on about nga this and nga that. Esp when it's the whites doing that. And I got plenty of wiggers here to annoy me to no end. |
i don't know it's weird, i'm doing a research paper right now on the confrontation between the different forms of the french language, namely that which is taught at schools (academic, official french) and that which is spoken by the students (with slang, different structures, different spelling with MSN and SMS, etc) and i think it's really interesting how much more the french seem to recognize different variants of the language. for example, a more informal structure is to leave out the 'ne' in the negation: instead of "je ne souviens pas," they would say "je souviens pas." while this isn't 100% correct grammatically, it is acceptable for oral conversation. i find that english, specifically american english, is much less likely to recognize the different structures/variants of english...people just say it's bad english. i know that in the black vernacular there's a lot of double negatives and shortened words like maybe "i ain't got no cash" or something like that. i dunno i guess it just makes me see those variants in english as not necessarily "bad english," just more familier structures. |
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| JD8180 |
| quote: | Originally posted by prolikewhoa
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| quote: | DANG BR0 i CANT BELiEVE i JUST SAW Y0 FACE 0N DA NEWS.. DiS HAS G0T T0 BE DA CREEPEST EVA.. MAN WAT WAS Y0U THiNKiN..? WELL iMA STiLL RiDE FA YA BR0!
$TeeTee$ MY BR0 STiLL G0iN BL0W.. |
that's not a slight variation of the english language. every language has their certain dialects and variations, but that above is just butchering the english language. aNd TyPiNG LiKe THiS MaKeS iT eVeN WorsE. |
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| jerZ07002 |
| quote: | Originally posted by prolikewhoa
i don't know it's weird, i'm doing a research paper right now on the confrontation between the different forms of the french language, namely that which is taught at schools (academic, official french) and that which is spoken by the students (with slang, different structures, different spelling with MSN and SMS, etc) and i think it's really interesting how much more the french seem to recognize different variants of the language. for example, a more informal structure is to leave out the 'ne' in the negation: instead of "je ne souviens pas," they would say "je souviens pas." while this isn't 100% correct grammatically, it is acceptable for oral conversation. i find that english, specifically american english, is much less likely to recognize the different structures/variants of english...people just say it's bad english. i know that in the black vernacular there's a lot of double negatives and shortened words like maybe "i ain't got no cash" or something like that. i dunno i guess it just makes me see those variants in english as not necessarily "bad english," just more familier structures. |
in order to fall within the ambit of a "variant" of english, they should follow at least one grammatical rule. The grammar violations are ridiculous. They don't even have the basics down. The thing that drives me the craziest, and which is probably the most violated of all rules, is the butchering of the subject-verb agreement. STOP ING USING THE INFINITIVE IN EVERY SENTENCE!!! |
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| Rook |
hahah
you can see the profile views on his page climb by the second |
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| Simcut |
| quote: | Originally posted by LoveHate
sean tyas is still alive. :( |
LOL, by the way I ing love your avatar dude, holy moly |
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| changosanch |
| Stereotype at it's finest. |
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| MeLLyMeL |
| quote: | Originally posted by changosanch
Stereotype at it's finest. |
Or maybe it's their actions that cause the stereotypes. |
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