Oh yeah, can't stand when folks use the term "dro"...when they clearly don't even know what it means, i.e. not every weed even slightly better than bricked Mexican dirt weed is dro. Hell, not even every top flight weed is dro for that matter.
Never liked a bong being called a "bubbler" either.
Yeah, dro = hydro = hydroponic = grown without dirt. I'd say 95-99% of people who smoke weed has NO CLUE how their weed is grown.
And a bubbler and a bong are two completely different things.
Gotta agree with Garcia Vega, "dead ass" is about the worst thing ever.
"Bleed" and "bleedgame" -- I think this is some serious Texas shit, cos the only two dudes I've ever known who used it seriously were both from Greenville, which is basically a Breaking Bad episode. It means "to bum, steal, or acquire through illicit means," with or without knowledge of the recipient of the bleedgaming: "Yo, patna, can I bleed a cigarette?" contrasted with "I bleedgame shit from the 7/11 on the daily."
"Bleed" and "bleedgame" -- I think this is some serious Texas shit, cos the only two dudes I've ever known who used it seriously were both from Greenville, which is basically a Breaking Bad episode. It means "to bum, steal, or acquire through illicit means," with or without knowledge of the recipient of the bleedgaming: "Yo, patna, can I bleed a cigarette?" contrasted with "I bleedgame shit from the 7/11 on the daily."
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maldorurr said:
"Bleed" and "bleedgame" -- I think this is some serious Texas shit, cos the only two dudes I've ever known who used it seriously were both from Greenville, which is basically a Breaking Bad episode. It means "to bum, steal, or acquire through illicit means," with or without knowledge of the recipient of the bleedgaming: "Yo, patna, can I bleed a cigarette?" contrasted with "I bleedgame shit from the 7/11 on the daily."
I'm still turning over "I could care less" that Rock mentioned.
Maybe this is a pond thing, but I'm sure over here, the people that use this say "I couldn't care less", a bit like "I couldn't give a fuck". I could care less seems to prompt the response, "You could? Well, I give you permission to care as little as you like, it's really not that important", while "I couldn't care less" seems correct as it's stating a lack of interest, like "I couldn't care less than I did before you brought this up, so save your breath".
here you go:
So... couldn't care less is like the ultimate don't-give-a-shit, while could care less is admitting to giving a shit, but considering giving less of a shit? While neither one is 'correct', one seems to be a more definitive response than the other with less room for confusion.
what do the uk strutters think of ???seen???
In my experience, only heard used by middle-class students in their early twenties. They also described things that were not good as 'brass' (like ass) if they were bad. Or was it good?
Not a fan.
In my experience, only heard used by middle-class students in their early twenties. They also described things that were not good as 'brass' (like ass) if they were bad. Or was it good?
Not a fan.
In my experience, only heard used by middle-class students in their early twenties. They also described things that were not good as 'brass' (like ass) if they were bad. Or was it good?
Not a fan.
I'm kinda confused by "dead ass." Is that the same as "ass" as an adjective suffix? 'Cause if so, I use that all the time.
Examples:
- "Man, I'm dead ass tired."
-"Damn, that's a dope ass beat!"
-"Whoa, that fine ass lady has some big ass nalgas!"
it's meant as "dead ass serious" / "dead serious". i don't think most of the kids who use it, know that. they just repeat what they hear others say. it's used commonly used like a punctuation at the end of a statement as "REAL TALK" is.
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Darn, I was trying so hard to sound young and black.
Yeah, dro = hydro = hydroponic = grown without dirt. I'd say 95-99% of people who smoke weed has NO CLUE how their weed is grown.
And a bubbler and a bong are two completely different things.
Gotta agree with Garcia Vega, "dead ass" is about the worst thing ever.
"Fixin' to" is slang, it's not proper English, so the contracted version "finna" has to be slang also.
In all of its possible incarnations.
Comes from saying "bleed the block".
Are you sure you aint in Sydney (or have a bunch of down unda cats moved to Brooklyn?)... hehehe
Thats Oz slang 101- cheers, no worries mate!
So... couldn't care less is like the ultimate don't-give-a-shit, while could care less is admitting to giving a shit, but considering giving less of a shit? While neither one is 'correct', one seems to be a more definitive response than the other with less room for confusion.
In my experience, only heard used by middle-class students in their early twenties. They also described things that were not good as 'brass' (like ass) if they were bad. Or was it good?
Not a fan.
Seen.
Brass!
i HATE that one with a passion of christ
I ride for "cheers," but only out of my undying love for NORTHERN!
Standard!
are you kidding me?! you missed an effin' bus, you aren't in a labour camp.
yes, i agree with this.
(trying carefully to not use one of the aforementioned bad words.)
i hear young twenty-year-olds applying this word the everything fuckin' phenomenon.
i hear young twenty-year-olds apply this word to every fuckin' phenomenon.
My Facebook status update from earlier today:
I'm kinda confused by "dead ass." Is that the same as "ass" as an adjective suffix? 'Cause if so, I use that all the time.
Examples:
- "Man, I'm dead ass tired."
-"Damn, that's a dope ass beat!"
-"Whoa, that fine ass lady has some big ass nalgas!"
it's meant as "dead ass serious" / "dead serious". i don't think most of the kids who use it, know that. they just repeat what they hear others say. it's used commonly used like a punctuation at the end of a statement as "REAL TALK" is.