Get out my way, pimpin

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http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/04/03/cnn.shooting/index.html

"I was walking directly toward them and he and I were eye-to-eye, and so I started looking at his right hand to see if he had something," said Williams.The suspect warned Williams, "Get out my way, pimpin'.""I knew you don't say that to someone unless you got something," Williams said, so he tried to see if the man was holding a weapon but couldn't see the man's right hand.

Brian

hopefully that security guard dont do no time

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well the original headline read "Get Out My Way, Pimpin" which is why I posted it. I guess CNN realized how bad it was and was quick to replace.

verb606

Graemlin? could we place it in the same section as "Walk Away, Son" ?

day

Graemlin? could we place it in the same section as "Walk Away, Son" ?

bad taste.

keithvanhorn

i found out like a week ago that "pimpin" was being used as a noun.

dgriot

well the original headline read "Get Out My Way, Pimpin" which is why I posted it. I guess CNN realized how bad it was and was quick to replace.

As bad as

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Watch bleeding victim on floor, suspect at gunpoint (1:49)

drewnice

i found out like a week ago that "pimpin" was being used as a noun.

You don't really live in Philly, do you.

scurl

i found out like a week ago that "pimpin" was being used as a noun.

You don't really live in Philly, do you.

representin' that corn belt.

keithvanhorn

i found out like a week ago that "pimpin" was being used as a noun.

You don't really live in Philly, do you.

i will see you at the voting polls in approximately 6 weeks, pimpin.

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i found out like a week ago that "pimpin" was being used as a noun.

Pimpin is not only a noun but depending on the tone and reflection when using the word it could mean a few different things.

speakmumbles

get out my way...pippen