Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[Andrew Strasfogel]

Yeah, that was REALLY insensitive.

Andrew
Who actually has a pretty thick skin
On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 7:53 PM, G Mann  wrote:

>
> https://dx.com/p/pistol-style-protective-plastic-case-for-iphone-5-golden-black-220804
>
> I can just see that working well when you whip it out at a traffic stop and
> say " I want to call my lawyer"... or .. at the TSA checkin stand at the
> airport...
>
> Let me know how that works out.. would you?
>
> Hahahahahahhahahaha... Can I buy one for Andrew?  [sorry Andrew.. I just
> couldn't resist... My bad streak made me do it]  ;)... free shipping even..
> hahahaha..
>
> Grant...
>
>
> On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 9:45 AM, Rich Thomas <
> richthomas79td...@constructivity.net> wrote:
>
> > Interestingly enough I have decided that the dialect known as Ebonics is
> > most likely a descendant of Gullah, which was the language the slaves
> sorta
> > cobbled up so that different ones from different tribes could communicate
> > among themselves and with the whites (who spoke English, French, Spanish,
> > and whatever else in the early days in the islands and here in the
> > Lowcountry).  It is sort of a Creole kind of thing.   My neighbors speak
> a
> > very distinctive form of English, which for some is a second language
> after
> > Gullah. I have got to the point where I can catch a good part of what the
> > Gullah speakers are saying when they talk among themselves, as it
> > incorporates enough English (or American I guess is more accurate) to be
> > sorta decipherable.  Many of the people have that accent one would
> > associate with Jamaicans.
> >
> > A good part of the slaves came through this area, and I think this area
> > was also one of the first for slavery, the local landowners having
> brought
> > them up from Barbados and Antigua where they had come from.  So that
> would
> > sort of explain how the Gullah got spread around.
> >
> > I have to ask around and see if this hypothesis holds up, maybe check in
> > with Queen Quet (the Queen of the Gullahs, not Liz).
> >
> > Oh, and here is just the thing you need for concealed carry
> >
> > https://dx.com/p/pistol-style-**protective-plastic-case-for-**
> > iphone-5-golden-black-220804<
> https://dx.com/p/pistol-style-protective-plastic-case-for-iphone-5-golden-black-220804
> >
> >
> > --R
> >
> > On 6/9/13 10:51 AM, G Mann wrote:
> >
> >> Obviously, there are those among us who have insufficient contact with
> >> those of lower content, thus lack proper training in Ebonics. The inner
> >> city tribal language which apparently may have devolved from some basis
> of
> >> English, the language.
> >>
> >> Whut be hapn n da hood doog .. would be the correct phrase form. The
> >> insert
> >> of "yall" would  be a regional define based on principle demographic of
> >> the
> >> speakers sub-cultural influence.
> >>
> >> Grant... AZ
> >> [ PhD in Ebonics and Typo after decades of employee handling]
> >>
> >>
> >> On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 12:28 AM, Hendrik and Fay 
> >> wrote:
> >>
> >>  Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
> >>> What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
> >>> distinct lack of the letter u.
> >>>
> >>> Hendrik
> >>> who is being humourous
> >>>
> >>> On 07/06/13 08:14, Gerry Archer wrote:
> >>>
> >>>  Naw, these youngsters have been using that be-bop, jazz, hippy
> language
>  so long they can't understand us when we speak real english.
>  Gerry
> 
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Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[G Mann]

https://dx.com/p/pistol-style-protective-plastic-case-for-iphone-5-golden-black-220804

I can just see that working well when you whip it out at a traffic stop and
say " I want to call my lawyer"... or .. at the TSA checkin stand at the
airport...

Let me know how that works out.. would you?

Hahahahahahhahahaha... Can I buy one for Andrew?  [sorry Andrew.. I just
couldn't resist... My bad streak made me do it]  ;)... free shipping even..
hahahaha..

Grant...


On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 9:45 AM, Rich Thomas <
richthomas79td...@constructivity.net> wrote:

> Interestingly enough I have decided that the dialect known as Ebonics is
> most likely a descendant of Gullah, which was the language the slaves sorta
> cobbled up so that different ones from different tribes could communicate
> among themselves and with the whites (who spoke English, French, Spanish,
> and whatever else in the early days in the islands and here in the
> Lowcountry).  It is sort of a Creole kind of thing.   My neighbors speak a
> very distinctive form of English, which for some is a second language after
> Gullah. I have got to the point where I can catch a good part of what the
> Gullah speakers are saying when they talk among themselves, as it
> incorporates enough English (or American I guess is more accurate) to be
> sorta decipherable.  Many of the people have that accent one would
> associate with Jamaicans.
>
> A good part of the slaves came through this area, and I think this area
> was also one of the first for slavery, the local landowners having brought
> them up from Barbados and Antigua where they had come from.  So that would
> sort of explain how the Gullah got spread around.
>
> I have to ask around and see if this hypothesis holds up, maybe check in
> with Queen Quet (the Queen of the Gullahs, not Liz).
>
> Oh, and here is just the thing you need for concealed carry
>
> https://dx.com/p/pistol-style-**protective-plastic-case-for-**
> iphone-5-golden-black-220804
>
> --R
>
> On 6/9/13 10:51 AM, G Mann wrote:
>
>> Obviously, there are those among us who have insufficient contact with
>> those of lower content, thus lack proper training in Ebonics. The inner
>> city tribal language which apparently may have devolved from some basis of
>> English, the language.
>>
>> Whut be hapn n da hood doog .. would be the correct phrase form. The
>> insert
>> of "yall" would  be a regional define based on principle demographic of
>> the
>> speakers sub-cultural influence.
>>
>> Grant... AZ
>> [ PhD in Ebonics and Typo after decades of employee handling]
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 12:28 AM, Hendrik and Fay 
>> wrote:
>>
>>  Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
>>> What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
>>> distinct lack of the letter u.
>>>
>>> Hendrik
>>> who is being humourous
>>>
>>> On 07/06/13 08:14, Gerry Archer wrote:
>>>
>>>  Naw, these youngsters have been using that be-bop, jazz, hippy language
 so long they can't understand us when we speak real english.
 Gerry


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Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[Dieselhead]

Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a 
distinct lack of the letter u.


Hendrik
who is being humourous


BZT wrong!  that is an attempt to be humorous.  One u is enough.

Anyhow, in the confines of jolly ol engeland, they have numerous 
languages also.  queen's, uppity, cockney, BBC, lanc'a'shire, 
yorkshire, and undoubetetly many more I've never heard of.


Interestingly, the BBC variant is drifting closer to midwestern 
'Merkun Angleish, which is considered to be "without accent"


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Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[Gerry Archer]

It once was, but "british" and "ozish" and "newzealish" and
"southafricanish" and the various other derivatives of the Kings English
currently spoken in Britains former colonies are so far removed from the
original that they have difficulty communicating with each other.  The only
place left where one can hear the kings english spoken correctly is on
American newscasts, in some American college english departments, and among 
us octogenarians who learned it before it was corrupted.

Gerry..who is trying to be funny (he thinks)



Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
distinct lack of the letter u.
Hendrik
who is being humourous

On 07/06/13 08:14, Gerry Archer wrote:

Naw, these youngsters have been using that be-bop, jazz, hippy language
so long they can't understand us when we speak real english.
Gerry



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Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[Alex Chamberlain]

On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 9:45 AM, Rich Thomas <
richthomas79td...@constructivity.net> wrote:

> Interestingly enough I have decided that the dialect known as Ebonics is
> most likely a descendant of Gullah, which was the language the slaves sorta
> cobbled up so that different ones from different tribes could communicate
> among themselves and with the whites (who spoke English, French, Spanish,
> and whatever else in the early days in the islands and here in the
> Lowcountry).  It is sort of a Creole kind of thing.


Pretty close:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_American_Vernacular_English

Alex
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Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[Benz Hogs]

It's called American.

Luther   KB5QHUForest Park, IL
'98 ML320 "Max" (166,xxx mi)

On 6/9/2013 2:28 AM, Hendrik and Fay wrote:

Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
distinct lack of the letter u.

Hendrik
who is being humourous

On 07/06/13 08:14, Gerry Archer wrote:

Naw, these youngsters have been using that be-bop, jazz, hippy
language so long they can't understand us when we speak real english.
Gerry




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Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[Rich Thomas]

Interestingly enough I have decided that the dialect known as Ebonics is 
most likely a descendant of Gullah, which was the language the slaves 
sorta cobbled up so that different ones from different tribes could 
communicate among themselves and with the whites (who spoke English, 
French, Spanish, and whatever else in the early days in the islands and 
here in the Lowcountry).  It is sort of a Creole kind of thing.   My 
neighbors speak a very distinctive form of English, which for some is a 
second language after Gullah. I have got to the point where I can catch 
a good part of what the Gullah speakers are saying when they talk among 
themselves, as it incorporates enough English (or American I guess is 
more accurate) to be sorta decipherable.  Many of the people have that 
accent one would associate with Jamaicans.


A good part of the slaves came through this area, and I think this area 
was also one of the first for slavery, the local landowners having 
brought them up from Barbados and Antigua where they had come from.  So 
that would sort of explain how the Gullah got spread around.


I have to ask around and see if this hypothesis holds up, maybe check in 
with Queen Quet (the Queen of the Gullahs, not Liz).


Oh, and here is just the thing you need for concealed carry

https://dx.com/p/pistol-style-protective-plastic-case-for-iphone-5-golden-black-220804

--R

On 6/9/13 10:51 AM, G Mann wrote:

Obviously, there are those among us who have insufficient contact with
those of lower content, thus lack proper training in Ebonics. The inner
city tribal language which apparently may have devolved from some basis of
English, the language.

Whut be hapn n da hood doog .. would be the correct phrase form. The insert
of "yall" would  be a regional define based on principle demographic of the
speakers sub-cultural influence.

Grant... AZ
[ PhD in Ebonics and Typo after decades of employee handling]


On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 12:28 AM, Hendrik and Fay  wrote:


Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
distinct lack of the letter u.

Hendrik
who is being humourous

On 07/06/13 08:14, Gerry Archer wrote:


Naw, these youngsters have been using that be-bop, jazz, hippy language
so long they can't understand us when we speak real english.
Gerry



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Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[G Mann]

Obviously, there are those among us who have insufficient contact with
those of lower content, thus lack proper training in Ebonics. The inner
city tribal language which apparently may have devolved from some basis of
English, the language.

Whut be hapn n da hood doog .. would be the correct phrase form. The insert
of "yall" would  be a regional define based on principle demographic of the
speakers sub-cultural influence.

Grant... AZ
[ PhD in Ebonics and Typo after decades of employee handling]


On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 12:28 AM, Hendrik and Fay  wrote:

> Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
> What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a
> distinct lack of the letter u.
>
> Hendrik
> who is being humourous
>
> On 07/06/13 08:14, Gerry Archer wrote:
>
>> Naw, these youngsters have been using that be-bop, jazz, hippy language
>> so long they can't understand us when we speak real english.
>> Gerry
>>
>
>
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Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[Jim Cathey]

What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a 
distinct lack of the letter u.


Not at all, we just decided to dispense with a letter that
wasn't pronounced, it was too French for our tastes.

-- Jim



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Re: [MBZ] OT - Conceal Carry language

[Hendrik and Fay]

Ummnh, real English is spoken by the Queen.
What y'all got happening in the hood, is a variant of English with a 
distinct lack of the letter u.


Hendrik
who is being humourous

On 07/06/13 08:14, Gerry Archer wrote:
Naw, these youngsters have been using that be-bop, jazz, hippy 
language so long they can't understand us when we speak real english.

Gerry



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