Re: When 1 Plus 1 Is Not 2
But Dawg, It is the way the 'hood works , don't you get it G?
Ok sorry a bit of levity there.
I am not the best speller nor the best gramer person, but I would hope most can see through that and chalk it up to bad education (most of the time if there is something very important in life to work on, I use the spell and grammer check on the computer). But the slang really bothers me as well
I think the only net speak I have ever used is Thanx, just cause I came up with it long before the net was even popular (used to use it with notes in class, damn I feel old now). Occasionally I use "u" for you but that is after i have been typeing a while and my hands are feeling less than nimble.
But I really hate it constantly, "how r u" and "k" and "asl" or whatever. Definatly bugs me.
Also the dawg thing bugs me for two reasons-1. If you think about it, that is a slang when used on the net defeates the purpose of net slang, you are acutally typing one more letter than you would with "dog" 2. Ever guy I have ever heard use that expression looks like they swim on the shallow end of the gene pool. Thus automaticly there is a repulsion.
The other expression I hate is overuse of the term "I heard that" If I hear that expression more than three times in a conversation I have to say "Of course you heard it, you are two feet away from me, If you didn't I would say go to the doctor or something."
In other words spoo-I am backing your play G. Hear me Dawg (OK I;ll stop cause useing that a third time will be annoying).
But also I would not doubt "Miss freak" is fake. That it was him imitateing a woman to try to met up and say "Dawg, she left cause she didn't want to get her freak on this late." or words to that effect.
But to answer the question, when is a couple a couple. I think Good Times said it best, but also when they don't make sex in general the major issue in thier shared life too. When it is about each other and what works with them, You have to get to that point before you can come to the swinging IMO (opps net speak)
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