Selfie Thread

-iLyssaTheGummyBearKissa- said:
4NIC8 said:
FloccinaucinihiIipiIification said:
You seem to care lol.

I could have but you're 12, you wouldnt understand adult matters.
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12? I get the feeling you want me to be younger than my real age, because you want me banned. No 12 year old acts the way I do. No 12 year old is as well endowed as I am. Try again. If I can legally ​​****** your mom, without her being considered a "​​*****" as you morons call it, then I can't be 12?
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Accurate depiction of a 12 year old 
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Yes. Typical "my dick is big and I fuck your mom" 12 year old insults.
 
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Wasn't going to post one, but the fighting needed a break up....

So here is a pic after my "smoking circle"
 
l_4m_G0lN6_7o_CHlLL_y0u said:
AdamWarlock said:
4NIC8 said:
It's deadass, not deadarse. Like if you're going to use it, at least use it correctly. If you're going to copy the culture, then do it correctly. The whole arse instead of ass thing is just... weird? Abnormal? Unusual? Like even British people say ass over arse irl unless they're from a certain area. It's just puke worthy.
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4NIC8 said:
What a pathetic attempt. "Da" is a word within my culture. Shows how little you kno. It's not hypocritical if your argument is false to begin wit.
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Ars.e is a word in British culture. Shows how little you know. If you are going to tell someone something about their culture, don't be hurt when someone tells you about yours. Either maintain a neutral arguement or stop hating.
If you can say 'da' because its your culture, she can say deadars.e because its her culture. Ain't nobody a law on anything. Stop hating.
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He’s still right, because she’s misappropriating “deadass” which last time I checked belonged to East Coast urban slang... no matter how you cut it. He didn’t missappropriate arse. He didn’t misappropriate “da”. So the main point of his argument is still valid. That shít was wanna be as fùk and he called her on it. If anything, to me it seemed like he was trying to help her out and not hate tbh... Hating is what I do... I let you dumbàzzes go around misrepresenting shít and don’t bother to correct you. I just laugh at ya fake azz.
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If he stopped at saying it's deadass and not deadarsé, I would've just ignored him. But he went on to say British people don't use arsé irl. Which is complete bs. I saw you telling Jopo to "stop forntin" because he had an opinion based on his limited interaction with "da" culture. Funny how you don't feel the same about Jaco having an opinion on the British culture.
If you are going to talk about origin, English originated in Britain. Americans adopted and adjusted it as per their liking. So, why can't a word such a deadass be adjusted as per the British liking? In my two years in Britain I've heard more of smartarsé, dumbarsé and the like, instead of the other equivalents. Is it too hard to respect different cultural interpretations? There are tons of words that are written and interpreted differently around the world. Nobody is a law on anything.
 
4NIC8 said:
AdamWarlock said:
4NIC8 said:
It's deadass, not deadarse. Like if you're going to use it, at least use it correctly. If you're going to copy the culture, then do it correctly. The whole arse instead of ass thing is just... weird? Abnormal? Unusual? Like even British people say ass over arse irl unless they're from a certain area. It's just puke worthy.
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4NIC8 said:
What a pathetic attempt. "Da" is a word within my culture. Shows how little you kno. It's not hypocritical if your argument is false to begin wit.
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Ars.e is a word in British culture. Shows how little you know. If you are going to tell someone something about their culture, don't be hurt when someone tells you about yours. Either maintain a neutral arguement or stop hating.
If you can say 'da' because its your culture, she can say deadars.e because its her culture. Ain't nobody a law on anything. Stop hating.
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It's not hating. "Deadass" literally has no origins in Britian. Come up wit y'all own ish, culture vultures, lmao. I know what arse is. You two know nothing about it, and all I did was give an example. I'm not hurt over words, my guy. Think before you type and assume
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Your responses are always so butthurt though. :lol:
 
AdamWarlock said:
If he stopped at saying it's deadass and not deadarsé, I would've just ignored him. But he went on to say British people don't use arsé irl. Which is complete bs. I saw you telling Jopo to "stop forntin" because he had an opinion based on his limited interaction with "da" culture. Funny how you don't feel the same about Jaco having an opinion on the British culture.
If you are going to talk about origin, English originated in Britain. Americans adopted and adjusted it as per their liking. So, why can't a word such a deadass be adjusted as per the British liking? In my two years in Britain I've heard more of smartarsé, dumbarsé and the like, instead of the other equivalents. Is it too hard to respect different cultural interpretations? There are tons of words that are written and interpreted differently around the world. Nobody is a law on anything.
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I told him to stop frontin... because he needed to stop frontin about being exposed to the culture Jaco was referring to daily... I live in So Cal now and I’ve lived in various large urban cities around the US and know the difference. How df hard was that to miss? I am not qualified to speak on british culture so why the hell would I defend it? That would be frontin... Your two years in Britian obviously somehow qualifies you to be an authority on it... My many extended visits to Europe would never cause me to put on a cape for any culture there that isn’t my own. Your argument is flawed because you were cherry picking Jaco’s claim and diverting from his original and main point which was that she misappropriated deadàss and it sounded stupid af. Just to help you focus on what’s real right now little buddy.
 
l_4m_G0lN6_7o_CHlLL_y0u said:
AdamWarlock said:
If he stopped at saying it's deadass and not deadarsé, I would've just ignored him. But he went on to say British people don't use arsé irl. Which is complete bs. I saw you telling Jopo to "stop forntin" because he had an opinion based on his limited interaction with "da" culture. Funny how you don't feel the same about Jaco having an opinion on the British culture.
If you are going to talk about origin, English originated in Britain. Americans adopted and adjusted it as per their liking. So, why can't a word such a deadass be adjusted as per the British liking? In my two years in Britain I've heard more of smartarsé, dumbarsé and the like, instead of the other equivalents. Is it too hard to respect different cultural interpretations? There are tons of words that are written and interpreted differently around the world. Nobody is a law on anything.
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I told him to stop frontin... because he needed to stop frontin about being exposed to the culture Jaco was referring to daily... I live in So Cal now and I’ve lived in various large urban cities around the US and know the difference. How df hard was that to miss? I am not qualified to speak on british culture so why the hell would I defend it? That would be frontin... Your two years in Britian obviously somehow qualifies you to be an authority on it... My many extended visits to Europe would never cause me to put on a cape for any culture there that isn’t my own. Your argument is flawed because you were cherry picking Jaco’s claim and diverting from his original and main point which was that she misappropriated deadàss and it sounded stupid af. Just to help you focus on what’s real right now little buddy.
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I didn't ask you to defend the British culture. I asked you to maintain a neutral approach when you deal with people. If you are going to tell a person off because of his limited knowledge of your culture, you should be telling people off for making remarks about other cultures that they don't have extensive experience of. That is not defending to me, that is just being balanced. Like I already said, if he stopped at it's not deadarsé but deadass, I would've ignored it. Again, I've heard more of deadarsë, dumbarsé and smartarsé while in Britain so she didn't misappropriate it. It's just how people talk in her culture. You may be right in saying it's deadass. But if people around her irl say deadarsé, she is going to say deadarsé and none of us can change that. Culture varies. Focus on that little buddy.
 
Anyway, do what you gotta do. She won't stop using it. Neither will other British people not on the game. Can't stop them. Can't argue with them.
Not gonna derail any further. Back to selfies and compliments you beautiful people.
 
Language is all about interpretation
How many accents and different forms of languages are there ?

You don’t see English people going oh the Scottish and Irish are misappropriating the language because they’re pronouncing the words wrong.

The Americans are taking English words and changing the spelling and definition to make it their own word.

So you can’t come at me because I’ve changed a word to how I want to say it. I don’t like the word asś because it’s not the correct English term for that word in the UK, arsè is.
 
l_4m_G0lN6_7o_CHlLL_y0u said:
Read✅. Refused to be whitewashed... try it on someone else.
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Whitewashing would be to tell you to use deadarsé, which no one is. Keep using deadass. But learn to be okay with other variations of words. Not everyone says Color. Some places, its colour.
 
AdamWarlock said:
l_4m_G0lN6_7o_CHlLL_y0u said:
Read✅. Refused to be whitewashed... try it on someone else.
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(Making an exception this once)
Whitewashing would be to tell you to use deadarsé, which no one is. Keep using deadass. But learn to be okay with other variations of words. Not everyone says Color. Some places, its colour.
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No shít... and no where near the same thing. You clearly are missing the point. I see your point... you don’t see how it’s unrelated to his main point apparently. You should possibly recheck the definition of whitewashed. I think you’re confused.
 
@jaco

Thank you for explaining your interpretation / your opinion of “deadass”.

In the UK we say deadarsè and it’s used a cuss (offend someone). Kinda like they’re irrelevant that’s how it’s used here ?
 
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