Quote:I swear to god I think I might have smirked slightly when reading one out of his 10 million posts I've seen
Hi pot, it's your old buddy kettle...guess what I know?
Edited By Doc on July 07 2002 at 4:47
What's going to happen on July 11th, and why is Maynard joking about it?
You did this:
Quote:Edited by Doc on July 07 2002,4:47
And then you said this:
Quote:Hi pot, it's your old buddy kettle...guess what I know?
And it sucks. Quite a fruitful venture.
Yeah, because fixing my typos makes me a cockmaster
Quote:Yeah, because fixing my typos makes me a cockmaster
It does? Then I must challenge you to a duel! There can only be one cockmaster here, and I am the King of Typos and therefore the master of my cock! (Wait, what exactly am I declaring here?) :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
I am not amused by this thread:angry:
Quote:Wait, what exactly am I declaring here?
Is this like the Emancipation Proclamation or something...I'm not real big on hip-hop, so I'll take your word for it home slice
Hey Doc, homeslice is one word. :-p
I prefer homeskillet.
But thats just my preference on street lingo.
Yeah G, can't hang wit dat homeboy shit no mo.
Come on, you know that albums not real. Arpi can't sing. Every time they put a microphone in front of him he deep throats it. It's a reflex.
i shall continue with the ever popular "dude"
I usually like to replace "dude" with "bro". It adds a bit more street flavor into the mix. "Dude" is just a little too southern California for this hard edged brotha from da streets.
i also like to use "Bro" upon occasion. still prefer "dude" though.
"Dude", while a great word, really stems from the surf culture in Southern California. It adds some colorful flavor to most conversations, but when you're speaking in the edgy street lingo that we're engaging in now, "Bro" would be the more proper term to use. Possibly even a "My Nigga". You need to make sure you leave off the "R" though to refrain from using it as a racist term.
i also like to say "yo dog!"