Possible origin of the phrase "my bad"
Posted: 2005-12-21, 0:26
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Posted: 2005-12-22, 14:42
Whatever the origin, this is one of my LEAST favourite phrases. It's right up there with "It's all good."
Posted: 2005-12-23, 21:41
Yes, I find the phrase still distasteful as 'man' or 'dope.' Thank goodness 'dope' faded away with time and only experienced a month of usage!
Posted: 2005-12-24, 14:56
That phrase makes me want to be sick.
Posted: 2005-12-30, 23:02
Pips wrote:Whatever the origin, this is one of my LEAST favourite phrases. It's right up there with "It's all good."
Ebonics sucks.
Posted: 2005-12-30, 23:40
heh I say this quite frequently. 
Posted: 2006-01-01, 3:03
Build a bridge and get over it
Posted: 2006-01-01, 3:42
Gormur wrote:Pips wrote:Whatever the origin, this is one of my LEAST favourite phrases. It's right up there with "It's all good."
Ebonics sucks.
I'd rather you not give your hateful input, please.
Posted: 2006-01-01, 5:07
Stan wrote:Gormur wrote:Pips wrote:Whatever the origin, this is one of my LEAST favourite phrases. It's right up there with "It's all good."
Ebonics sucks.
I'd rather you not give your hateful input, please.
I'd rather you not speak.
Posted: 2006-01-01, 5:16
riki wrote:Build a bridge and get over it
Build a bridge and get over yourself.
Posted: 2006-01-01, 5:33
Sorry there's nothing to get over 
On the other hand, coming out with comments such as 'Ebonics sucks' are unappreciated in a forum like this when all variations with in the English language are as legitimate as each other (no matter how much you don't like the syntax or the diction used).
On the other hand, coming out with comments such as 'Ebonics sucks' are unappreciated in a forum like this when all variations with in the English language are as legitimate as each other (no matter how much you don't like the syntax or the diction used).
Posted: 2006-01-01, 6:23
Gormur wrote:Stan wrote:Gormur wrote:Pips wrote:Whatever the origin, this is one of my LEAST favourite phrases. It's right up there with "It's all good."
Ebonics sucks.
I'd rather you not give your hateful input, please.
I'd rather you not speak.
oh, what a wonderful comeback.
Posted: 2006-01-01, 6:23
Gormur wrote:riki wrote:Build a bridge and get over it
Build a bridge and get over yourself.
No, get over yourself.
Posted: 2006-01-01, 18:02
Stan wrote:Gormur wrote:riki wrote:Build a bridge and get over it
Build a bridge and get over yourself.
No, get over yourself.
Now I no longer believe in Intelligent Design, since some of us obviously never developed further from the Neandertal.
Posted: 2006-01-01, 18:07
riki wrote:coming out with comments such as 'Ebonics sucks' are unappreciated in a forum like this when all variations with in the English language are as legitimate as each other (no matter how much you don't like the syntax or the diction used).
I still maintain, as do many people, that 'Ebonics' is as legitimate a phenomenon as is Chicano English or 'White English'. These are no more than gross exaggerations and racist terms with no linguistic backing. Good luck trying to prove otherwise....
Btw, it's not a question of liking or disliking anything, since Ebonics doesn't exist. Black English exists in some peoples' speech, but this isn't to be confused with Ebonics.