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I can't help it when you have a name like that :snooty:
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Snee
Notice I didn't mention you or that Skunk Ape Gorilla Alice.:dabs: I did forget to add Crab Cakes to the respected list though.:(
Awwww. I can survive without respect. I respect myself and don't give a monkeys what anyone else thinks.
I did like your large post though. You made a bit of sense and showed a bit of balls for the first time. I like seeing balls.
On another note... isn't Snee wise!
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On another note... isn't Snee wise!
No :cry:
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On another note... isn't Snee wise!
No :cry:
Agree.
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My only problem ever here was the word "Nigga" being used
If I call you a nigga, ain't nuttin' to it, gangsta rap made me do it.
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grimms
My only problem ever here was the word "Nigga" being used
If I call you a nigga, ain't nuttin' to it, gangsta rap made me do it.
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And so it begins...
Again.
Cawk.
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If I call you a nigga, ain't nuttin' to it, gangsta rap made me do it.
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And so it begins...
Again.
Cawk.
I think he understand the joke :yup:
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google + WU-TANG CLAN LYRICS = racist?
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Allen, you knew what you were doing.
Everybody knows that and they are toileterating you being mental.
I am toileterating your mentalness too.
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but only one person complained? :idunno:
so its ok for google to say wu tang clan lyrics but nobody else?
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That's coz everybody else considers you their mong in the attic.
Keep Allen away from the blacks, he might hurt them. True story.
Truth is, you started an inflammatory thread, let a fella get all riled up, spouted some shite about cutting and pasting, then ran away. That would have been fine but you went and made a mental fred containing the N word which Barbs saved you from.
Allen, mate, wind your neck right in,
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Agreed. Enough with the inflammatory racism already.
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Snee
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I'm done with the soft speech. I had to show my hand sooner or later.
What hand?
The nicknames an, albeit precocious in some areas, six-year old could have come up with, or the "I don't really care what you guys think"-business?
The truth of the matter is that it's fun, in an "at not with"-kind of way to prod you a bit and see what strange stuff you'll come up with next, but that's about all you've brought to the table thus far. I couldn't be bothered doing even that, until you started arguing with chalice, who was being remarkably restrained at the time, I thought, and even then you had to blow up at a cross-thread reference I was making as an in-joke towards someone else before I talked to you at all.
All I've seen thus far is some bloke trying to sound tough or maybe "street" as someone else would put it, or something. And someone quite possibly being rather impressed with how he was doing that, too. I'm not really clear on how you thought that was going to work out for
you (raging success though it may have been, in a whole other way than was intended).
I thought, for a moment, it might all be an act, but I really don't think so, now. You could surprise me yet, but somehow I doubt it.
But hey, at least you aren't boring.
Actually I really am from the streets (it's really no act). Born and raised in Boston and Cambridge Massachusetts housing projects (United States). I have had a pretty tough life. But people change.
I chose to make smarter choices then most people I know or knew...growing up who have either ended up dead or in prison for dumb shit (Not saying i'm any better then them as a person). My music, college years, daughter, and now wife, have kept me out of the dangers and downfalls that come along with the street life. I'll never forget where I came from, but thats my story and response to your post (This is no act just real talk without any witty or cleverness involved).
Honestly? If you really feel like what some of your post's have suggested towards me, then your right. I don't care. If it's just jokes then thats cool. Like I said, I have a thick skin when it comes to almost anything. Certain words, regarding or suggesting race is my only pet peeve (Even on the interwebz).
If you can't say something like nigga to my face, don't say it at all. Not saying you Snee, just being honest on how I feel towards the race comments in general. This is a public forum where some of the members are as young as 10 and as old as 80 (I am assuming of course).
Snee I never came here to impress anyone. Manker started it all by commenting on my music making abilities. I just commented back until more and more lounge members added their take on my replies starting with Biggles.
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Actatoi
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My only problem ever here was the word "Nigga" being used
If I call you a nigga, ain't nuttin' to it, gangsta rap made me do it.
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Only 17 years old.... Lets just say you would get beat down pretty badly,(unless your a girl)if you had the opportunity and said that word to my face (assuming your not black either). But I guess gangsta rap made me do that right?
edit: I know people your age that could be my stand in.
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Awwww. I can survive without respect. I respect myself and don't give a monkeys what anyone else thinks.
I did like your large post though. You made a bit of sense and showed a bit of balls for the first time. I like seeing balls.
At least we both agree on the "not caring what people think part" if you truly feel any way about me thats not good. But I meant I do respect you as a member of the lounge (A true lounge member) but forgot to add you on the list. I'm not a lounge regular but come around sporadically at times to chime in (well ever since the volleying back and forth with lounge members for whatever reason).
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That's coz everybody else considers you their mong in the attic.
Keep Allen away from the blacks, he might hurt them. True story.
Truth is, you started an inflammatory thread, let a fella get all riled up, spouted some shite about cutting and pasting, then ran away. That would have been fine but you went and made a mental fred containing the N word which Barbs saved you from.
Allen, mate, wind your neck right in,
i didn't run anywhere, he accused me of being racist then and once before,which im not,and i told him that the time before was a copy n paste of a blog, he decided not to accuse me of racism after that, if you want to re-read my replys you'll see that im not bothered by his accusations because i know i wouldn't say that word in public, and i don't go around "saying" it to anyone.
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i didn't run anywhere, he accused me of being racist then and once before,which im not,and i told him that the time before was a copy n paste of a blog, he decided not to accuse me of racism after that, if you want to re-read my replys you'll see that im not bothered by his accusations because i know i wouldn't say that word in public, and i don't go around "saying" it to anyone.
It was one word in the thread title that bothered me. I used a bad choice of a word. I shouldn't have called you racist (My apologies whether you accept or not). But using the word 'nigga' for a thread title in a public forum is unacceptable. Thats a very thin line your crossing to some, when using it (In public). Also i'm being serious right now. Not joking or anything else others may state.
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grimms
Only 17 years old.... Lets just say you would get beat down pretty badly,(unless your a girl)if you had the opportunity and said that word to my face (assuming your not black either). But I guess gangsta rap made me do that right?
edit: I know people your age that could be my stand in.
I quoted the new Ice Cube and joked, but tell me please when I hear nigga rapped out from black, white, latino and asian people everyday. How on earth can you be in the hiphop industry without getting this mad everyday at people? Or are you only allowed to call a fellow friend nigga if he and you are from the streets? And if that's a yes, nice hypocrisy you got going there. The word is only bad and racist when a white person says it.
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then what do you call a nigga ? fluffy ?
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The word is only bad and racist when a white person says it.
It's only safe when latinos or blacks say it. You can also get a pass from time to time depending on the situation and circumstances (If white or another race not black). Some like myself DO get offended (even being from the streets and more so due to that fact) if some one other than a black or latino says it.
My main issue is... it shouldn't be said on a public forum. It could convey the wrong message to some, who don't understand the meaning behind the word and what is being said and what the word really means. Most do get it but not all. Especially when your not black and understand when it's ok to be said or not.
Some may get offended like myself and others could give a shit. I'm just the one that does (At least when it is being said on this board). It's also my only pet peeve on here. Everything else even the dissing is cool, it's part of being in the lounge.
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What hand?
The nicknames an, albeit precocious in some areas, six-year old could have come up with, or the "I don't really care what you guys think"-business?
The truth of the matter is that it's fun, in an "at not with"-kind of way to prod you a bit and see what strange stuff you'll come up with next, but that's about all you've brought to the table thus far. I couldn't be bothered doing even that, until you started arguing with chalice, who was being remarkably restrained at the time, I thought, and even then you had to blow up at a cross-thread reference I was making as an in-joke towards someone else before I talked to you at all.
All I've seen thus far is some bloke trying to sound tough or maybe "street" as someone else would put it, or something. And someone quite possibly being rather impressed with how he was doing that, too. I'm not really clear on how you thought that was going to work out for you (raging success though it may have been, in a whole other way than was intended).
I thought, for a moment, it might all be an act, but I really don't think so, now. You could surprise me yet, but somehow I doubt it.
But hey, at least you aren't boring.
Actually I really am from the streets (it's really no act). Born and raised in Boston and Cambridge Massachusetts housing projects (United States). I have had a pretty tough life. But people change.
I chose to make smarter choices then most people I know or knew...growing up who have either ended up dead or in prison for dumb shit (Not saying i'm any better then them as a person). My music, college years, daughter, and now wife, have kept me out of the dangers and downfalls that come along with the street life. I'll never forget where I came from, but thats my story and response to your post (This is no act just real talk without any witty or cleverness involved).
Honestly? If you really feel like what some of your post's have suggested towards me, then your right. I don't care. If it's just jokes then thats cool. Like I said, I have a thick skin when it comes to almost anything. Certain words, regarding or suggesting race is my only pet peeve (Even on the interwebz).
If you can't say something like nigga to my face, don't say it at all. Not saying you Snee, just being honest on how I feel towards the race comments in general. This is a public forum where some of the members are as young as 10 and as old as 80 (I am assuming of course).
Snee I never came here to impress anyone. Manker started it all by commenting on my music making abilities. I just commented back until more and more lounge members added their take on my replies starting with Biggles.
:shifty: and good clean light hearted fun it was too.
I am not interested in the gangsta rap thing or the whole who can say the n word and who can't. I understand the attraction of taking ownership of a word that has a horrible history and bad connotations. However, its excessive use in some genres of music muddy the waters in my view and can open doors to a faux pas or worse re-legitimise a more racist use. It was never a particularly common insult on this side of the pond and I think it should stay that way.
Pity Busy is absent at the moment. As I recall he grew up in rougher parts of Washington and seems pretty sorted with his business, basketball and family - although his 2 guns on every floor of the house "just in case" always worried me. As a fairly commited Democrat I am surprised he isn't here giving the Republicans a piece of his mind.
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Now I'm from the streets but no guns are kept in my place of residence. I don't think I have made any enemies that would warrant me to do so. Plus I don't want or need my daughter to be accustomed to any of that nonsense. Thats the reason why I left the street for better pastures but know my roots and never will forget them. Yes the word I hate being said on this board has a bad history tied to it.
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I think you'll find I didn't comment on your musical abilities. How would I do that having never been privee to the enchantment of your hippity hop.
No, I was more concerned with your assertion that I was reverting you back to being a girl.
Transgender interweb fantasists are rare so your admission piqued my interest.
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grimms
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Snee
What hand?
The nicknames an, albeit precocious in some areas, six-year old could have come up with, or the "I don't really care what you guys think"-business?
The truth of the matter is that it's fun, in an "at not with"-kind of way to prod you a bit and see what strange stuff you'll come up with next, but that's about all you've brought to the table thus far. I couldn't be bothered doing even that, until you started arguing with chalice, who was being remarkably restrained at the time, I thought, and even then you had to blow up at a cross-thread reference I was making as an in-joke towards someone else before I talked to you at all.
All I've seen thus far is some bloke trying to sound tough or maybe "street" as someone else would put it, or something. And someone quite possibly being rather impressed with how he was doing that, too. I'm not really clear on how you thought that was going to work out for you (raging success though it may have been, in a whole other way than was intended).
I thought, for a moment, it might all be an act, but I really don't think so, now. You could surprise me yet, but somehow I doubt it.
But hey, at least you aren't boring.
Actually I really am from the streets (it's really no act). Born and raised in Boston and Cambridge Massachusetts housing projects (United States). I have had a pretty tough life. But people change.
I chose to make smarter choices then most people I know or knew...growing up who have either ended up dead or in prison for dumb shit (Not saying i'm any better then them as a person). My music, college years, daughter, and now wife, have kept me out of the dangers and downfalls that come along with the street life. I'll never forget where I came from, but thats my story and response to your post (This is no act just real talk without any witty or cleverness involved).
Honestly? If you really feel like what some of your post's have suggested towards me, then your right. I don't care. If it's just jokes then thats cool. Like I said, I have a thick skin when it comes to almost anything. Certain words, regarding or suggesting race is my only pet peeve (Even on the interwebz).
If you can't say something like nigga to my face, don't say it at all. Not saying you Snee, just being honest on how I feel towards the race comments in general. This is a public forum where some of the members are as young as 10 and as old as 80 (I am assuming of course).
Snee I never came here to impress anyone. Manker started it all by commenting on my music making abilities. I just commented back until more and more lounge members added their take on my replies starting with Biggles.
Right o, first of all, you posting like this works out far better for you, in that people, including me, will take you seriously, rather than giggle at the walking cliché you sounded like beforehand (repeating words like "ho" and making up those odd nicknames that really weren't working by way of being insults). I've come across of plenty of kiddies sounding very much like you did, and it was pretty much guaranteed they were a) white and b) in their teens, and c) probably fat and with freckles.
As for my, albeit not very deeply felt as I just don't see you as being important to me in any way, feelings towards you, those were mostly based on you coming off as a bit of an idiot, or cliché. There's more to it, the invite-section, from whence you arrived, is a pet hate of mine for all kinds of reasons (cheating trackers, ruining the purpose of private trackers by allowing people to invite perfect strangers, it's full of people who probably do an excellent job of cleaning windows without using their hands, and so forth), and I'm predisposed to disliking anyone who participates there.
Being harsh towards idiots, any idiots, on the internet has also been something of my standard mode of operation for years hence, now. These people are neither workmates, nor classmates, nor family, nor anyone else whose feelings I need to consider for the purpose of keeping the peace. Having no ties to them, blood or otherwise, I'll treat a fucking plank like a fucking plank.
So, it has thus far been nothing personal, and for what it's worth, unless you start acting like a bit of a muppet again, you and I will have no issues between us, really, though I may or may not make fun of you or tease you around a bit, same as with anyone else.
As for the whole business with people calling other people any variation of the n-word on the internets in general, see point a, b and c of paragraph one. We've had marvelous fun, before, in making fun of such individuals.
Allen doing it just now, though, has been a bit of a special case, as it was in line with something else that's been ongoing for a bit now.
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Now I'm from the streets but no guns are kept in my place of residence... Plus I don't want or need my daughter to be accustomed to any of that nonsense.
That's cool. Seriously.
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It's only safe when latinos or blacks say it. You can also get a pass from time to time depending on the situation and circumstances (If white or another race not black). Some like myself DO get offended (even being from the streets and more so due to that fact) if some one other than a black or latino says it.
My main issue is... it shouldn't be said on a public forum. It could convey the wrong message to some, who don't understand the meaning behind the word and what is being said and what the word really means. Most do get it but not all. Especially when your not black and understand when it's ok to be said or not.
Some may get offended like myself and others could give a shit. I'm just the one that does (At least when it is being said on this board). It's also my only pet peeve on here. Everything else even the dissing is cool, it's part of being in the lounge.
Guess I'll never understand why you get offended only when white people says it then, in my mind a word that someone thinks is disrespectful should always be disrespectful whoever might say it. And a few friends I asked today didn't see the logic in that as well, and a few of them were black fyi.
But cheers for a proper answer instead of trying to intimidate me.
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I think that's fairly common. If someone of the same ethnicity says something it can't really be taken as offensive and must therefore be being said with a degree of irony, or sense of camaraderie.
Or if you know the person well enough to understand that they are not being serious. I call all of my hun mates "hun" and would happily ask them if they are going to Mordor to watch the hun game this evening. None of them have ever expressed any annoyance. In fact after a while they will announce that they are getting tickets for the huns European game of their own volition.
My understanding was that it's OK so long as it ends with an "a", however "er" is unacceptable. Personally I would find it very difficult to say or even write either. I can't think of any occasion where I would say either (particularly "er") even if it was in company which thought it acceptable. True story.
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Well ye, but he also think that latinos can say it as well. And that's not the same ethnicity at all. And any white americans didn't have them as slaves neither. Neither did those white americans call any latinos the n word.
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Guess I'll never understand why you get offended only when white people says it then, in my mind a word that someone thinks is disrespectful should always be disrespectful whoever might say it. And a few friends I asked today didn't see the logic in that as well, and a few of them were black fyi.
But cheers for a proper answer instead of trying to intimidate me.
If your black saying stuff like "what up nigga" to another black, 9 times out of 10 thats cool. Especially if your around the type of dudes that talk like that. Most of them you'll spot quite fast. Also you can tell by their vocabulary range as well. Some black folks are smarter then others just like any race, but some are limited when it comes to vocabulary (Not saying their not smart due to that fact).
Those you can usually say nigga to (at least in the hood) other places too but the hood nigga is widely accepted if your both black or latino (We are both minorities) If that has any bearing at all. Now I know alien5 didn't say this but saying "Nigger" may or may not get you hurt cause that really has the negative connotation derived from the word nigga (which has a more positive overtone even in it's misuse of the word).
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I think that's fairly common. If someone of the same ethnicity says something it can't really be taken as offensive and must therefore be being said with a degree of irony, or sense of camaraderie.
Or if you know the person well enough to understand that they are not being serious. I call all of my hun mates "hun" and would happily ask them if they are going to Mordor to watch the hun game this evening. None of them have ever expressed any annoyance. In fact after a while they will announce that they are getting tickets for the huns European game of their own volition.
My understanding was that it's OK so long as it ends with an "a", however "er" is unacceptable. Personally I would find it very difficult to say or even write either. I can't think of any occasion where I would say either (particularly "er") even if it was in company which thought it acceptable. True story.
Damn you really are smart. I didn't even read your post until after I posted. Actaoi read Mr JP Fugly he broke it down better then even I.
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I think you'll find I didn't comment on your musical abilities. How would I do that having never been privee to the enchantment of your hippity hop.
No, I was more concerned with your assertion that I was reverting you back to being a girl.
Transgender interweb fantasists are rare so your admission piqued my interest.
No problem no hard feelings.
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Guess I'll never understand why you get offended only when white people says it then, in my mind a word that someone thinks is disrespectful should always be disrespectful whoever might say it. And a few friends I asked today didn't see the logic in that as well, and a few of them were black fyi.
But cheers for a proper answer instead of trying to intimidate me.
If your black saying stuff like "what up nigga" to another black, 9-10 of 10 thats cool. Especially if your around the type of dudes that talk like that. Most of them you'll spot quite fast. Also you can tell by their vocabulary range as well. Some black folks are smarter then other just like any race, but some are limited when it comes to vocabulary (Not saying their not smart due to that fact).
Those you can usually say nigga too (at least in the hood) other places to but the hood nigga is widely accepted if your both black or latino (We are both minorities) If that has any bearing at all. Now I know alien5 didn't say this but saying "Nigger" may or may not get you hurt cause that really has the negarive connation derived from the word nigga (which has more positive tone even in it's misuse of the word).
That is perhaps the most racist post I have read on this forum.
Absolutely appalling, you should be ashamed of yourself.
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Right o, first of all, you posting like this works out far better for you, in that people, including me, will take you seriously, rather than giggle at the walking cliché you sounded like beforehand (repeating words like "ho" and making up those odd nicknames that really weren't working by way of being insults). I've come across of plenty of kiddies sounding very much like you did, and it was pretty much guaranteed they were a) white and b) in their teens, and c) probably fat and with freckles.
As for my, albeit not very deeply felt as I just don't see you as being important to me in any way, feelings towards you, those were mostly based on you coming off as a bit of an idiot, or cliché. There's more to it, the invite-section, from whence you arrived, is a pet hate of mine for all kinds of reasons (cheating trackers, ruining the purpose of private trackers by allowing people to invite perfect strangers, it's full of people who probably do an excellent job of cleaning windows without using their hands, and so forth), and I'm predisposed to disliking anyone who participates there.
For one don't judge a book by it's cover. There are alot of good people including myself that have come from the invite section. I'll name a few. Artemis, Sgt Major, Nemrod, JROquinn, Fatcat, Benchez (Even though he is more of a lounge regular and not really here for his site) just to name a few GOOD people.
I wouldn't be a member of trackers like Revolt and the rabbit hole if I was one of those imposed cheaters or someone who trades accounts. I have over 3,000 posts. Most of those 3,000 posts are about me despising account traders and cheaters of tracker.
I'm labeled the anti-trader ranter int he BT invite section so judging me based on that was implausible to me. Now the name thing was just the way to pick fun back at fellow lounge members after they commented at me. If you noticed I never mentioned or posted about anyone until they referenced or siad something snide about my posts (In good fun I hope). Honestly your names were the only thing to go on since I haven't got properly acquainted with any of you. I really didn't have much else to go on. Plus i'm not a lounge regular.
I am a BT and Music regular. I do like to expand my horizons from time to time and see how other sections are and get involved. This was one of the sections I chose to get involved in. I just posted something simple about my music without attacking anyone.
Like I specified in my prior post a member here commented and it volleyed from their. Please don't judge everyone the same way cause they post in a particular section. Thats like judging someone cause there a certain race, stuck in a certain fiancial bracket, or your making fun of them due to being ugly (Being serious here no wittiness).
Also I truly don't care what or how you feel towards me I don't know you as well to care or having any real feeling if thats what you were getting at in regards to me personally, If i'm wrong about this statement, by assuming then I apologize. Now just talking, dissing for funs sake thats fine. No strings are attached and doesn't bother me to dos o. Now If I offend you or some, point it out and i'll refrain from doing so (If it's a serious matter).
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I think that's fairly common. If someone of the same ethnicity says something it can't really be taken as offensive and must therefore be being said with a degree of irony, or sense of camaraderie.
Or if you know the person well enough to understand that they are not being serious. I call all of my hun mates "hun" and would happily ask them if they are going to Mordor to watch the hun game this evening. None of them have ever expressed any annoyance. In fact after a while they will announce that they are getting tickets for the huns European game of their own volition.
My understanding was that it's OK so long as it ends with an "a", however "er" is unacceptable. Personally I would find it very difficult to say or even write either. I can't think of any occasion where I would say either (particularly "er") even if it was in company which thought it acceptable. True story.
Damn you really are smart. I didn't even read your post until after I posted. Actaoi read Mr JP Fugly he broke it down better then even I.
:glag: I think you may be overplaying the moran card.
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Actatoi
Well ye, but he also think that latinos can say it as well. And that's not the same ethnicity at all. And any white americans didn't have them as slaves neither. Neither did those white americans call any latinos the n word.
It's a grey line... but latino's saying nigga not nigger, is acceptable due to us being the minority (Thats what the U.S. calls are race for statistical purposes) also they get a pass. It's just the way things are whether it's right or not is another whole issue in itself and one day needs to be addressed in a debate or through some type of medium through media that matters.
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Snee
Right o, first of all, you posting like this works out far better for you, in that people, including me, will take you seriously, rather than giggle at the walking cliché you sounded like beforehand (repeating words like "ho" and making up those odd nicknames that really weren't working by way of being insults). I've come across of plenty of kiddies sounding very much like you did, and it was pretty much guaranteed they were a) white and b) in their teens, and c) probably fat and with freckles.
As for my, albeit not very deeply felt as I just don't see you as being important to me in any way, feelings towards you, those were mostly based on you coming off as a bit of an idiot, or cliché. There's more to it, the invite-section, from whence you arrived, is a pet hate of mine for all kinds of reasons (cheating trackers, ruining the purpose of private trackers by allowing people to invite perfect strangers, it's full of people who probably do an excellent job of cleaning windows without using their hands, and so forth), and I'm predisposed to disliking anyone who participates there.
For one don't judge a book by it's cover. There are alot of good people including myself that have come from the invite section. I'll name a few. Artemis, Sgt Major, Nemrod, JROquinn, Fatcat, Benchez (Even though he is more of a lounge regular and not really here for his site) just to name a few GOOD people.
I wouldn't be a member of trackers like Revolt and the rabbit hole if I was one of those imposed cheaters or someone who trades accounts. I have over 3,000 posts. Most of those 3,000 posts are about me despising account traders and cheaters of tracker.
I'm labeled the anti-trader ranter int he BT invite section so judging me based on that was implausible to me. Now the name thing was just to way t pick fun back at fellow lounge members after they commented at me. If you noticed I never mentioned or posted about anyone until they referenced or siad something snide about my posts (In good fun I hope). Honestly your names were the only thing to go on since I haven't got properly acquainted with any of you. I really didn't have much else to go on. Plus i'm not a lounge regular.
I am a BT and Music regular. I do like to expand my horizons from time to time and see how other sections are and get involved. This was one of the sections I chose to get involved in. I just posted something simple about my music without attacking anyone.
Like I specified in my prior post a member here commented and it volleyed from their. Please don't judge everyone the same way cause they post in a particular section. Thats like judging someone cause there a certain race, stuck in a certain fiancial bracket, or your making fun of them due to being ugly (Being serious here no wittiness).
Also I truly don't care what or how you feel towards me I don't know you as well to care or having any real feeling if thats what you were getting at in regards to me personally, If i'm wrong about this statement, by assuming then I apologize.
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How goes it David, you old bar steward. :D
How could we have missed it. Share your thoughts openly or do something else.
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Mr JP Fugley
:glag: I think you may be overplaying the moran card.
No your definition of my plight on this board was short, sweet, more clear and precise. I applaud you for that. Seriously.
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grimms
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Actatoi
Well ye, but he also think that latinos can say it as well. And that's not the same ethnicity at all. And any white americans didn't have them as slaves neither. Neither did those white americans call any latinos the n word.
It's a grey line... but latino's saying nigga not nigger, is acceptable due to us being the minority (Thats what the U.S. calls are race for statistical purposes) also they get a pass. It's just the way things are whether it's right or not is another whole issue in itself and one day needs to be addressed in a debate or through some type of medium through media that matters.
It really is genious stuff.
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grimms
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Originally Posted by
Mr JP Fugley
:glag: I think you may be overplaying the moran card.
No your definition of my plight on this board was short, sweet, more clear and precise. I applaud you for that. Seriously.
No, Sir I applaud you.
Much as I may resent it, chapeau.