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You gotta give us white folks a few months to catch on.

 

I just heard the phrase "I got touch" which apparently means that someone understands what I mean or something. I've also heard "Fresh to death".

 

So like, slow it down or publish a pamphlet.

Guest Smues
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I stopped trying to keep up myself about the time of bling bling.

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I briefly toyed with the idea of making slang of the word "tender." As in "Man, that new Diddy joint is tender." But it didn't even catch on with me, and I was the one who came up with it.

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Keep trying man. I'm still working on revolutionizing a new way to walk with your friends down the street, and that's vertically, one behind another. When it catches on, you'll know where it came from.

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Cena, I love the name change.

Guest Bullshiterica
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Ball 'til I fall I done did it for ya'll

 

Lord of the Curry, sit down, we need to have a talk.

 

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Just make shit up. White, black, doesn't matter who you're talking to. If you sound like you know what you're talking about, they'll play along.

 

This is exactly what I've done with the phrase "lactose intolerant". I'll just toss it out in the middle of a conversation like "Zelda's well lactose intolerant on the WII". I've given it positive connotations, so people ignore its actual meaning.

 

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I still maintain that "What it is?" sounds cooler than "What it do?"

 

Of course, I'm an old man, so you have to take that with a grain of salt.

 

I agree. Of course these people have to spell it like "Wut it do?"

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I still maintain that "What it is?" sounds cooler than "What it do?"

 

Of course, I'm an old man, so you have to take that with a grain of salt.

 

I agree. Of course these people have to spell it like "Wut it do?"

 

ah yes, the young white chicks.

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Rant called fresh to death new.

 

I still maintain my belief that white people somehow stay a constant 4 years behind on slang.

 

I have to admit though, I have never heard "touch" or "arm"s which means either I am officially old or you guys mis heard what was said.

 

I am leaning towards you not being able to hear very well...

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Without Carnival around to translate for me, I haven't been able to understand black folks in a while now.

 

As a result, Tyler Perry's House of Payne brings, like, next to nothing to the table in terms of laffs.

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Just make shit up. White, black, doesn't matter who you're talking to. If you sound like you know what you're talking about, they'll play along.

 

This is exactly what I've done with the phrase "lactose intolerant". I'll just toss it out in the middle of a conversation like "Zelda's well lactose intolerant on the WII". I've given it positive connotations, so people ignore its actual meaning.

 

You're probably pretty annoying irl.

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Cena, I love the name change.

 

Thanks. At first I thought your name said Dr. Oberto, center for the Spurs, but I see that it's from a horror film.

 

I think the word "bet" is funny when used as slang. It would be used like "I'll meet you up at the party, aight, bet." Was that derived from "you betcha?"

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