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What do you think about Sharon gaming with Alex and Amanda? Is she playing them? she talked to Josh, so maybe she is not playing them. but Josh seems hard to convince. Could mean problems for Sharon and Josh if they can't find common ground...
ReplyDeleteIts been an hour.. whats up? lol.. all the people on Youtube stopped posting at that...
ReplyDeleteJames used the term "N---er Knock" last night when talking to adam and ryan last night on showtime.
ReplyDeletehes despicable then amber
I thought I heard James use that word. I don't know what that phrase means. I don't think he is anything like Amber though. He really does not seem like a predjudiced guy. He was drunk and in the real world that word is used all the time in "boy talk." I'm not saying it's right, but the context in which he said it was slang, not calling anyone something derogatory. It's a double edged sword - the word is all over the place in pop culture so it gets into people's heads, but we aren't allowed to use it. I'm not saying we should use it! Just that if it's all over the place (in music etc.) it's going to come out in vocabulary, especially when someone is drunk. But again, he didn't use it toward anyone, it was bravado. Some might disagree, and they may be right in principle, but ... I think there needs to be context.
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I looked up that phrase in the Urban Dictionary (for us old farts). Means "a childish prank in which someone knocks on someone's front door and then runs away and hides before the person can answer." OK, not classy, really stupid, and yes that phrase is inherently racist (like a lot of slang). But in context, hardly the kind of thing Amber said.
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