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Aems wrote:
its "choong"... dont u watch channel U? and murk means to kill or beat as in a battle or something... doesnt mean good at all, means to defeat/kill/stab/smash etc!!!!

u missed the point.
i was talking about dictionaries.
and i said murkery, not murk.
and chung is pronounced choong, yes.

Attention: check out "hip-fop" in the place, with my main man Sir Perceval...

http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=7217

i'm gonna fully hold my habds up and say that i come from a posh family but use bare slang all the time

not cos i think it's cool... but cos i live in the middle of a city and all my mates use the same slang... so i picked it up along the way.

fuck all this class bollox anyway... the only people who think it's important are ignorant imo

just talk how you do and be yourself innit?

peace

Wil Blaze wrote:i'm gonna fully hold my habds up and say that i come from a posh family but use bare slang all the time

not cos i think it's cool... but cos i live in the middle of a city and all my mates use the same slang... so i picked it up along the way.

fuck all this class bollox anyway... the only people who think it's important are ignorant imo

just talk how you do and be yourself innit?

peace

not where you're from it's where you're at etc. that's what mc percival fortesque would say deffo. hip-fop in the place!

Bedward wrote:

Aems wrote:
its "choong"... dont u watch channel U? and murk means to kill or beat as in a battle or something... doesnt mean good at all, means to defeat/kill/stab/smash etc!!!!

u missed the point.
i was talking about dictionaries.
and i said murkery, not murk.
and chung is pronounced choong, yes.

i was just being silly tbh mate. sorry

oh, good.
so it's ok if i don't watch channel u, then.

i really have seen phat=good in a recent dictionary, though.
i think it was chambers advanced, a proper big one that should've made a bit more effort.

what an interesting thread..

WHAL EAP OF FRAFF AND FART, BEG ONO DONT CHAT NA FART INNA ME EAR . LONG TIME SLANG COM BACK FROM DE HISTRY AND MAN AH AC LIKE IT NEW, LIKE SHOWERMAN , AHRIGINAL SHOWER MAN A ME YA NAH, SKENG MAN , A ME DAT . MEK WE BUKK OP AN ROWAD AND TARK BOUT DIS ONNA REAL TING . WATCH ME MEKKLE START BARK AHN DEM. CHANNEL U YA BOTTOM CLOTH, WHEN A ME GAN SEE A ONE DUBSTEP FYACE ON DA FOKKIN CHANNEL U . DUN NO TO MANY UTES AND PICKNEE A RUN SMALL RIDDUM DARE PON EE.

? DONT ASK?

oh dear god.

poax wrote:CHANNEL U YA BOTTOM CLOTH, WHEN A ME GAN SEE A ONE DUBSTEP FYACE ON DA FOKKIN CHANNEL U . DUN NO TO MANY UTES AND PICKNEE A RUN SMALL RIDDUM DARE PON EE.

LOL

mine out , man a beg fren . me nah inna dem kina ting dare.




"yeah, 5s for a knee trembler"

blatantly havent read all this post - way too much but like its stupid to take it too seriously, its just words. there's nothing wrong with people speaking in a certain way if they feel they identify with the mindset or if it somehow makes it easy to articulate what they're tryin to say - if someone speaks like that then its quite likely there's something about the culture or the language that they identify with rather than them just tryin to sound cool. what a gwan with the hating??

piss off you aggy nang yute with ya big werds and flash language , dont you know this is an urban scene.

stop denying your roots poax or i'll out your secret that you are really lord pokes of pokingham and you changed your title to sgt to sound more street.

bun SE. armpit of london.

how dare you !!!!!!!


you vowed never to speak of that again.

remember how i changed the annunciation of your name from from the uh syllable to the oo .

and how i decreed that the name nose was ridiculous and so granted you the power of one more vowel .

damn you bum nose , curses.

boomnoise wrote:Language is fluid; it penetrates and conquers. Colloquialisms enrich language and historically words have always been expropriated by different class / geographic groups. I’m not sure what your issue is. Transatlanticism and the black cultural diaspora has resulted in a linguistic exchange which has been especially evident within London for decades, with music subculture being a key proponent of this nexus.

spot on. it's how language evolves.

poax wrote:how dare you !!!!!!!

you vowed never to speak of that again.

remember how i changed the annunciation of your name from from the uh syllable to the oo .

and how i decreed that the name nose was ridiculous and so granted you the power of one more vowel .

damn you bum nose , curses.

sticks and stones, sarge. skepta called me bumnose way back in november. i cried then but i'm a stronger man for it now. you'll have to think up something new like womb-boys or something.

sorry to out your secret. i should have gone to the newsoftheworld and netted some spondoolies.

drat
and double drat