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May 21st, 2012 | #261 |
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or replacing capital "S" with "$". how niggery can you be?
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I say "Platypus"
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May 27th, 2012 | #263 |
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Take it to the next level
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May 31st, 2012 | #264 |
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Describing a bad mood as "being in a dark place".
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May 31st, 2012 | #265 |
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off of
many YT's on vnn have been using this combo lately.
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June 2nd, 2012 | #266 |
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It would be neat if there was some site on the internet where they tracked these vogueisms and, most important, gave us their etymology. I'm always interested in where these media-popularized locutions like 'dark' and 'edgy' actually originated. Probably hard to track them down, but at some point politics plays into their popularization. If I were a scientist, I would study this stuff, try to work out models of linguistic coining and spreading.
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What I cannot stand about this verbal diarrhea is the way the boobs hear it on televitz and mindlessly start using it themselves. "I was, like, in a dark place back in da day...." No discrimination or originality in their attempts at communication whatsoever. |
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I never heard that one before some 'snoot on the 'vitz started cooing it.
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Off of
For most Americans, the natural thing to say is “Climb down off of [pronounced “offa”] that horse, Tex, with your hands in the air”; but many UK authorities urge that the “of” should be omitted as redundant. Where British English reigns you may want to omit the “of” as superfluous, but common usage in the US has rendered “off of” so standard as to generally pass unnoticed, though some American authorities also discourage it in formal writing. But if “onto” makes sense, so does “off of.” However, “off of” meaning “from” in phrases like “borrow five dollars off of Clarice” is definitely nonstandard. http://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/nonerrors.html |
June 2nd, 2012 | #271 |
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Is closure even a real word?
I don't recall ever seeing it in print, in any context, before this century.
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Describing women's prattle as "drama"...
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June 2nd, 2012 | #275 |
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Nope, it's panties.
Nobody ever finger-fucked ol' Maryjane Rottencrotch through her pretty pink UNDERWEAR.
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Agreed. "Panties" is the only way to refer to women's frilly drawers that sounds appropriately feminine. The British term "knickers" is almost as drab as "underwear".
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June 3rd, 2012 | #278 |
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Besides who the hell asked for some broad's opinion on the proper terminology for the lacy unmentionables worn by ladies.
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I know that this is for guys but.......panties is acceptable. Bloomers is for old ladies. As is underwear. Sorry...carry on.
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