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young_nigg (m)
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hey niggaz any comment on this pics
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honeric01 (m)
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First is a drawing
the second is a photowork
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theboy0808 (m)
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WRONG SECTION!
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drrionelli (m)
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I suppose that the creators of these images are suggesting that they support some sort of socio-cultural commentary which is made manifest in the current schism among traditional creationists, progressive evolutionists and abjectly misguided intelligent design-ists. Of course, that's just my very humble opinion. What say thee?  |
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barrduga
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I suppose that the creators of these images are suggesting that they support some sort of socio-cultural commentary which is made manifest in the current schism among traditional creationists, progressive evolutionists and abjectly misguided intelligent design-ists. Of course, that's just my very humble opinion. What say thee? words of an intelligent mugu, now you find my use of oxymoron na?  |
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koolsasy (f)
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@post
looks at post, rolls eyes and walks away [/sup]and thinks, i tot i was in sexuality forum,
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drrionelli (m)
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@barrduga: Ah, my friend, I am appreciative of your challenge! It would seem to me that "intelligent mugu" is the operative oxymoron in your post. My linguistic leanings do not, unfortunately, include vernacularisms common to languages spoken in Nigeria. However, it seems to me that "intelligent mugu" carries with it the same connotation, if not denotation, as the English word "sophomore," i.e., one who is a "wise fool" (from the Greek "sophos"-wise and "moros"-fool). That being noted, I'm counting on you to tell me if I'm right, OK? |
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barrduga
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guy this na the era of language inventiveness, this na the new ebonics we dey incorprate nigerian vernacular into mainstream linguistics, inventiveness my boy inventiveness
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clemcykul (m)
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they are just awfull and u know it
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drrionelli (m)
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@barruga: Again, I must humbly implore and beseech your indulgences, sir. I read in your posting the word "na" and "dey" which I know to be usages found in Pidgin. I regret that I am unfamiliar with Pidgin (although I'm more than amenable to learning it). However, I feel that we very well might be of the same school of thought. May I please ask that you explain your post: guy this na the era of language inventiveness, this na the new ebonics we dey incorprate nigerian vernacular into mainstream linguistics, inventiveness my boy inventiveness Thank you. |
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amsky (f)
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@drriolelli is this an english class my dear???take it easy on the poor fellow, okay boy |
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drrionelli (m)
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@amsky:
Your graciousness is, indeed, a delightfully refreshing change from many of the brutally vitriolic rejoinders I have encountered here. However, I fear that I don't understand what it is that you're implying. Might I ask for clarification?
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kingsikaz (m)
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d first resemble ur greatgrandfather d second ur grandpapa get more copies one 2 represent you n d reeeeeeeeeee.sssst. don't u see how foolish u are postin such pictures in sexuality forum
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