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CHA! or CHO! : a disdainful expletive (1) pshaw! (2) very common, mildSandChigger wrote:
Careful, though. He loves his guns.
Anyway...
Let's learn Jamaican and pretend we're something we're not, too!
Black up = Smoke
Bobo = Fool
Brindle = Angry
Card = Trick
Cha = God
Mascot = Inferior
Rhaatid = What the hell
Vex = Get angry, upset
(What's the "I and I" shit mean again?)
I think it's pretty obvious that post was intended as a "Fuck you all", so fuck you right back, Phantôm Ass. XXX
explanation expressing impatience, vexation or
disappointment
JAH : God; possibly derived as a shortened form of Jahweh or
Jehovah (1)
Jah Ras Tafari, Haille Selassie, King of Kings, Lord of
Lords, conquering Lion of Judah; rastas revere Haile
Selassie as the personification of the Almighty (2)
I : replaces "me", "you", "my"; replaces the first syllableSandChigger wrote:So in short he really doesn't know what the fook he's on about himself, right?
Just what I thought.
of seleted words (1) I and I, I&I: I, me, you and me,
we (1)
Rastafari speech eliminates you, me we, they, etc.,
as divisive and replaces same with communal I and I.
I and I embraces the congregation in unity with the
Most I (high) in an endless circle of inity (unity). (3)
I", as used in the examples above, refers to Jah; therefore, "I-and-I" in the first person includes the presence of the divine within the individual. As "I-and-I" can also refer to "us," "them," or even "you," it is used as a practical linguistic rejection of the separation of the individual from the larger Rastafari community, and Jah himself.
Freakzilla Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2008 7:28 am Post subject:Omphalos wrote:What is he saying? I cant decipher that crap. If he is, I'm sure hes a goner, but what is he saying?
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Announcing you're leaving an internet forum is like telling your friends you're going to kill yourself. You don't really want to kill yourself, you just want attention.
A suggestion. If you want to be treated well here, establish some Dune credibility, that means ask questions and discuss, and drop any act. Then people may grow more interested in your off-topic posts.
Good Luck
Fantômas wrote:
Seen I luck has nothing to do with it. I'll just shakeout before one of I samfai man comes along and ketches up with the I.
Satta man.
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Around here we speak English. Most of us speak American English. Please attempt to do so as well, in accordance with our rules.Fantômas wrote:I : replaces "me", "you", "my"; replaces the first syllableSandChigger wrote:So in short he really doesn't know what the fook he's on about himself, right?
Just what I thought.
of seleted words (1) I and I, I&I: I, me, you and me,
we (1)
Rastafari speech eliminates you, me we, they, etc.,
as divisive and replaces same with communal I and I.
I and I embraces the congregation in unity with the
Most I (high) in an endless circle of inity (unity). (3)
I", as used in the examples above, refers to Jah; therefore, "I-and-I" in the first person includes the presence of the divine within the individual. As "I-and-I" can also refer to "us," "them," or even "you," it is used as a practical linguistic rejection of the separation of the individual from the larger Rastafari community, and Jah himself.
Thanks
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No one cares.Fantômas wrote:I replaces "me", "you", "my"; replaces the first syllable
of seleted words (1) I and I, I&I: I, me, you and me,
we (1)
Rastafari speech eliminates you, me we, they, etc.,
as divisive and replaces same with communal I and I.
I and I embraces the congregation in unity with the
Most I (high) in an endless circle of inity (unity). (3)
No one cares at all.
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Maybe, but they have whole dictionaries devoted to it.orald wrote:That seems a bit...contradictory.Freakzilla wrote:Around here we speak english. Most of us speak American English.
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Rules for the I, but no rules for mascots?Freakzilla wrote:Around here we speak English. Most of us speak American English. Please attempt to do so as well, in accordance with our rules.Fantômas wrote:I : replaces "me", "you", "my"; replaces the first syllableSandChigger wrote:So in short he really doesn't know what the fook he's on about himself, right?
Just what I thought.
of seleted words (1) I and I, I&I: I, me, you and me,
we (1)
Rastafari speech eliminates you, me we, they, etc.,
as divisive and replaces same with communal I and I.
I and I embraces the congregation in unity with the
Most I (high) in an endless circle of inity (unity). (3)
I", as used in the examples above, refers to Jah; therefore, "I-and-I" in the first person includes the presence of the divine within the individual. As "I-and-I" can also refer to "us," "them," or even "you," it is used as a practical linguistic rejection of the separation of the individual from the larger Rastafari community, and Jah himself.
Thanks
Rest man!
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There are no mascots here.Fantômas wrote:Rules for the I, but no rules for mascots?Freakzilla wrote:Around here we speak English. Most of us speak American English. Please attempt to do so as well, in accordance with our rules.Fantômas wrote:I : replaces "me", "you", "my"; replaces the first syllableSandChigger wrote:So in short he really doesn't know what the fook he's on about himself, right?
Just what I thought.
of seleted words (1) I and I, I&I: I, me, you and me,
we (1)
Rastafari speech eliminates you, me we, they, etc.,
as divisive and replaces same with communal I and I.
I and I embraces the congregation in unity with the
Most I (high) in an endless circle of inity (unity). (3)
I", as used in the examples above, refers to Jah; therefore, "I-and-I" in the first person includes the presence of the divine within the individual. As "I-and-I" can also refer to "us," "them," or even "you," it is used as a practical linguistic rejection of the separation of the individual from the larger Rastafari community, and Jah himself.
Thanks
Rest man!
The Rules are for whomever I think needs them.
I quote Eddie Murphy:
This is my house Gus, if you don't like it, get the fuck out.
If you don't cause a problem you shouldn't have to worry about the rules.
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Now there's high praise for you, Fanta!
I'm not getting the point of the "American English" comments.
People showing their ignorance about language can be amusing sometimes, but usually it's just boring. Who started it again? Oh yeah...not even a native speaker.
I'm not getting the point of the "American English" comments.
People showing their ignorance about language can be amusing sometimes, but usually it's just boring. Who started it again? Oh yeah...not even a native speaker.
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You need a better snare!SandChigger wrote:Hey, our Byron-proclaimed Dune aficionado is logged in again!
BTW, I heard you were a real mascot back in the days (your own words). Gym was it?
Uncoordinated? Really!
Thakns for the pm, I think.
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Ooomph! Blow to the midriff! Ouch that hurts!Fantômas wrote:BTW, I heard you were a real mascot back in the days (your own words). Gym was it?
Uncoordinated? Really!
Yeah, not being good at sports has traumatized me all my life. Try again, tool.
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