unless you're using as a pejorative then you're fine
netroM
Igaryok
david.michael
quote:
Originally posted by Igaryok
This is what American English sounds like to non-English speakers. (Update the other thread.)
Ania_xox
As long as it's not gratuitous, then you're totally fine.
Powerful language is a potent tool to really drive a point home.
I cited "ing" in a grade 11 English paper and my teacher told me that it really underscored the idea I was trying to convey (overt and covert sexual violation in some Atwood novel) and she was glad that I had used it.
Cover your bases in terms of citing it 100% correctly and use it to your advantage. Language is language.
igottaknow
quote:
Originally posted by D-res
My prof is not black and is the only one to read it. You decide!
WittyHandle
TranceArmstrong
jonSun
quote:
Originally posted by Igaryok
I always gotta ghetto myself up when I play video games or niggaz be thinkin im white.
Halcyon+On+On
quote:
Originally posted by TranceArmstrong
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The17sss
quote:
Originally posted by TranceArmstrong
:stongue:
Holy - how awkward does it get when that guy starts trying to explain the word to the black reporter around 2:10 in the video.
igottaknow
quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
:stongue:
Holy - how awkward does it get when that guy starts trying to explain the word to the black reporter around 2:10 in the video.
I cringed so hard I couldn't make through the video, especially the part where he's using the n word and the black reporter is sitting there looking at him. awkward!
