Newbie needs explanation

JLRJLR 3,835 Posts
edited July 2005 in Soul Strut
After a couple of days on the board, and being the spanish-speaking person that I am, I must ask this: what the fuck do you mean by:1- "saying"2- "raers"3- "holla" or "holler"I think sometimes I get the idea, but not in all cases. Also, where did all of that come from?It may seem stupid to you, but imagine that you land on some russian board and you only know basic russian.Thanks!
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  • DelayDelay 4,530 Posts
    "saying" = I'm just saying, or an agreement.
    "raers" = rare records
    "holla" = communicate. also , it can mean you want to trade or buy something. like, "yo, let me holler at that raer."

  • gloomgloom 2,765 Posts
    here we go!


  • hcrinkhcrink 8,729 Posts
    I don't have a full understanding of all the useages of "saying" either.

    Raer = Rare

    Holler/Holla = You should write, call, talk, etc. to me about something.

  • johmbolayajohmbolaya 4,472 Posts
    2- "raers"

    A twist on the word "rare", as in a "rare record". Or getting a form letter which says "good luck in your future endeavours. You should have used more RAERS!"

  • JLRJLR 3,835 Posts
    "saying" = I'm just saying, or an agreement.
    "raers" = rare records
    "holla" = communicate. also , it can mean you want to trade or buy something. like, "yo, let me holler at that raer."

    Hey, I'm beginning to see the light, saying...

  • johmbolayajohmbolaya 4,472 Posts
    I don't have a full understanding of all the useages of "saying" either.

    Instead of saying "you know what I'm saying?" and acting like you don't know, you're stating that you do know when you are sure of. EXCLAMATION POINT! You agree with what someone else is saying, and you firmly believe it.

  • Mike_BellMike_Bell 5,736 Posts
    I don't have a full understanding of all the useages of "saying" either.


  • DocBeezyDocBeezy 1,918 Posts
    "saying" = I'm just saying, or an agreement.
    "raers" = rare records
    "holla" = communicate. also , it can mean you want to trade or buy something. like, "yo, let me holler at that raer."

    Hey, I'm beginning to see the light, saying...

    nice

  • hcrinkhcrink 8,729 Posts
    I don't have a full understanding of all the useages of "saying" either.



    Instead of saying "you know what I'm saying?" and acting like you don't know, you're stating that you do know when you are sure of. EXCLAMATION POINT! You agree with what someone else is saying, and you firmly believe it.



    ahhh...



    I guess I've been confused by incorrect useage of it. Or, maybe I'm just an idiot... or, both.

  • johmbolayajohmbolaya 4,472 Posts
    "saying" = I'm just saying, or an agreement.
    "raers" = rare records
    "holla" = communicate. also , it can mean you want to trade or buy something. like, "yo, let me holler at that raer."

    Hey, I'm beginning to see the light, saying...

    Right. And when used in that matter, the person listening or reading generally knows the definition, so it's not just "saying" and it's floating in the sentence or matter of speech.

    would be a "Sayer", and sometimes he can love you more than he can say. Saying.

  • johmbolayajohmbolaya 4,472 Posts
    ahhh...

    I guess I've been confused by incorrect useage of it. Or, maybe I'm just an idiot... or, both.


    Welcome to Jamrock.

  • Mike_BellMike_Bell 5,736 Posts
    I don't have a full understanding of all the useages of "saying" either.

    Instead of saying "you know what I'm saying?" and acting like you don't know, you're stating that you do know when you are sure of. EXCLAMATION POINT! You agree with what someone else is saying, and you firmly believe it.



  • DjArcadianDjArcadian 3,632 Posts
    Or getting a form letter which says "good luck in your future endeavours. You should have used more RAERS!"

    Huh? That makes no sense. You're just gonna end up confusing this guy!

  • knewjakknewjak 1,231 Posts
    what I want to know is why some people dont swear. Some will type S*%T, rather than SHIT, and so on.

    Why is that? Is it because you guys dont like to curse? What the fuck is up with that?


  • gloomgloom 2,765 Posts
    What the fuck

    What the fuck

    What the fuck

    What the fuck

    What the fuck

  • TabaskoTabasko 1,357 Posts
    what I want to know is why some people dont swear. Some will type S*%T, rather than SHIT, and so on.

    Why is that? Is it because you guys dont like to curse? What the fuck is up with that?


    good fucking point. I also noticed that.
    I thought it was something american.

  • JLRJLR 3,835 Posts
    what I want to know is why some people dont swear. Some will type S*%T, rather than SHIT, and so on.

    Why is that? Is it because you guys dont like to curse? What the fuck is up with that?


    I think that would havew to do with certain boards where censorship exists. Like if you type "shit" the entire word will disappear, then you start typing things like sh*t.

  • Mr. CasualMr. Casual 953 Posts
    After a couple of days on the board, and being the spanish-speaking person that I am, I must ask this: what the fuck do you mean by:

    1- "saying"
    2- "raers"
    3- "holla" or "holler"

    I think sometimes I get the idea, but not in all cases. Also, where did all of that come from?

    It may seem stupid to you, but imagine that you land on some russian board and you only know basic russian.

    Thanks!









    obviously your not a golfer.........

  • JLRJLR 3,835 Posts
    obviously your not a golfer.........
    At least not an english-speaking golfer....

    Besides golf = gay, saying

    OK, now someone stops me from saying "saying".

  • progbeatzprogbeatz 451 Posts
    Is it to say rare instead of raers. I feel like I'm just jumping on the slang bandwagon by suddenly referring to eveything as RAER.I'm so confused...

    someone please hold me...

  • batmonbatmon 27,574 Posts
    Search for SoulStrut Lingo? in the Search box.

  • pknypkny 549 Posts
    what I want to know is why some people dont swear. Some will type S*%T, rather than SHIT, and so on.



    Why is that? Is it because you guys dont like to curse? What the fuck is up with that?






    I think that would havew to do with certain boards where censorship exists. Like if you type "shit" the entire word will disappear, then you start typing things like sh*t.



    I know it's a crazy idea, but some people might actually be checking out the 'Strut while at work, and those pesky web filters would freak out if they let the f-bombs fly. So a little self censorship goes a long way to avoiding drama.

  • johmbolayajohmbolaya 4,472 Posts
    Is it to say rare instead of raers. I feel like I'm just jumping on the slang bandwagon by suddenly referring to eveything as RAER.I'm so confused...

    someone please hold me...

    Nah, it's Strut Slang. It's the same thing. Now how about RAIR! No, that's kinda wack.

  • MoogManMoogMan Sao Paulo, Brazil 1,173 Posts
    Nah, it's Strut Slang. It's the same thing. Now how about RAIR[/b] ! No, that's kinda wack.

    Guzzo could use RAIR when talking about mega raer Hair rackords

    Peace

  • jamesjames chicago 1,863 Posts
    "saying" = I'm just saying, or an agreement.

    That's one defintion, yeah, but it's important for our foreign friend to know that the idiomatic usage around here can also be roughly equivalent to "I'm not disagreeing with/criticizing/making fun of what you're saying, merely presenting objective facts that call it into question," with the "saying" functioning as a kind of "air shrug," a stand-in for "Hey, those are the facts--it's out of my hands." For example:

    "Yo, this is some straight street shit, thun! Maaaad undergrount!"

    "Eh, I don't know--they were playing tracks off that over the P.A. while I was trying on therapeutic mandals at Aldi. Saying."

    At the same time, it's important to note that this is also very often used to say, in effect, "I very much am disagreeing with/criticizing/making fun of what you're saying, but I wish to dress my opinion in a veneer of objective facts so as not to seem like too much of a prick." For example:

    "Yo, this my favorite record, duke!"

    "Yeah, I liked that one, too...then I hit puberty. Just saying."

    The distinction is subtle, but important.

    ...

    Also, "holler" should be used judiciously. Some folks use it to mean "talk to" or "call" ("Holler at me later"), while some use it to mean "Try to pick up...seck-sue-uh-lee." I remember Terry Clizzo running afoul when he innocently posted something about his sister "hollering about" something; dudes popped up like Whac-A-Mole on some "Yo, your sister's tryna holler?!" So, you know, exercise caution.

  • faux_rillzfaux_rillz 14,343 Posts
    Terry Clizzo

    I must ask this: what the fuck do you mean by:

    4- Terry Clizzo

    I think sometimes I get the idea, but not in all cases. Also, where did this come from?

  • SwayzeSwayze 14,705 Posts
    "saying" = I'm just saying, or an agreement.

    That's one defintion, yeah, but it's important for our foreign friend to know that the idiomatic usage around here can also be roughly equivalent to "I'm not disagreeing with/criticizing/making fun of what you're saying, merely presenting objective facts that call it into question," with the "saying" functioning as a kind of "air shrug," a stand-in for "Hey, those are the facts--it's out of my hands." For example:

    "Yo, this is some straight street shit, thun! Maaaad undergrount!"

    "Eh, I don't know--they were playing tracks off that over the P.A. while I was trying on therapeutic mandals at Aldi. Saying."

    At the same time, it's important to note that this is also very often used to say, in effect, "I very much am disagreeing with/criticizing/making fun of what you're saying, but I wish to dress my opinion in a veneer of objective facts so as not to seem like too much of a prick." For example:

    "Yo, this my favorite record, duke!"

    "Yeah, I liked that one, too...then I hit puberty. Just saying."

    yeah we didn't even talk about "just sayin" (as opposed to "I'm sayin!")


    btw am I the only one that uses both these phrases in the real world too?

  • Jonny_PaycheckJonny_Paycheck 17,825 Posts
    Mark doesn't have a full understanding of all the useages of "saying" either.


  • jamesjames chicago 1,863 Posts
    Terry Clizzo

    A while back, in the course of bemoaning his upcoming absence from a North-side-of-Chicago affair, Terry Clubbup said that he would, however, be there in the form of his telephonic escort service: "Terry Clizzo's: you don't even have to dial, just pick up the phone and I'll be on the other end." That's a paraphrase, but I do remember his spiel involving something about getting one's Polish polished.

    Now, what the fuck do you mean by

    4-

    ?

    Did you copy and paste the Terry Clizzo name from some complex personal ranking you have floating around on your hard drive? If so, may I be so bold as to inquire about who or what holds down the top three spots?

  • johmbolayajohmbolaya 4,472 Posts
    btw am I the only one that uses both these phrases in the real world too?

    I don't use them on here or in real life.

    In fact, check this out



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