Slang that annoys you
- Thread starter DukeNaintEZ
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well this isnt really slang, but i HATE when dudes always talk about 22's, 24's, like thats all about life, theres this dude at my work, every single fuckin time i see him, he's talkin about rims, paint, and scrapin!! shits fuckin annoying as hell "yeah man, i need some 4's, i seen this cat ridin on some 6's, dude shit is clean he on 8's blah blah, cars arent all about rims, my accord v6 would smoke a lot of scrapers i see with there 1,000 pound rims
aranoid:
As someone you works with youth, I rather appreciate some of the terminology they use mostly because it keeps my brain working trying to figure out their "lingo". But one thing I do hate is when girls and guys call each other derogatory words. For example; "That's my bitch or my niggah". Now I've asked the kids why they talk in those terms to each other and the have responded to me that they look at it like a term of endearment. Waaaooow! With friends like that, who needs enemies.
By the way, the term "Nigger", one word which I hate, is defined in the dictionary as a "low-life tramp" a "nothing". This is a disgusting word, that I really wish everyone would stop using especially people from the black community. Everytime you call eachother "my nig", "nigga", or any other form of that word, you justify the ignorance of the people who tried to keep your people down (and thank God, never succeeded!).
To All Young People: Strive to make a positive difference. Walk with your head help up high. Treat everyone with the dignity and respect you want for yourself!
By the way, the term "Nigger", one word which I hate, is defined in the dictionary as a "low-life tramp" a "nothing". This is a disgusting word, that I really wish everyone would stop using especially people from the black community. Everytime you call eachother "my nig", "nigga", or any other form of that word, you justify the ignorance of the people who tried to keep your people down (and thank God, never succeeded!).
To All Young People: Strive to make a positive difference. Walk with your head help up high. Treat everyone with the dignity and respect you want for yourself!