Good Times For A Change

boardman's Avatar
Oh, great, another whore telling me how to word shit...

autumlove's Avatar
I like the way Autum thinks Originally Posted by Justcasual
Thanks hun
autumlove's Avatar
Oh, great, another whore telling me how to word shit...

Originally Posted by boardman
No hun. I wasn't trying to tell you how to word things. I was only giving a suggestion. I'm sorry if I might of offended you. That wasn't my intention.
Don T. Lukbak's Avatar
...it's a marker.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...erm=conversate

http://www.amazon.com/Conversate-Is-.../dp/1556527802 Originally Posted by Don T. Lukbak
I wasn't going to point that out.... But it's a book??!!?

Wow.... Just.... wow.... smh
autumlove's Avatar
http://www.amazon.com/Conversate-Is-.../dp/1556527802

Review
"Will allow fans of Jam to enjoy her fresh worldview. And for those who don't know or don't understand, this book will serve as a proper introduction to a great voice in the Black American Culture Wars. Let's conversate." —Reginald Hudlin, producer/writer/director, House Party, Boomerang, and Black Panther


"One of the few voices with the courage to call it as most of us see it. . . . Directing her pointed social commentary at condescending white liberals and black leaders alike, Donaldson demonstrates that the modern manifestation of racism is the vicious cycle of low expectations." —Alexei Tsybine Jendayi, Fly Gypsy
Don T. Lukbak's Avatar
http://www.amazon.com/Conversate-Is-.../dp/1556527802

Review
"Will allow fans of Jam to enjoy her fresh worldview. And for those who don't know or don't understand, this book will serve as a proper introduction to a great voice in the Black American Culture Wars. Let's conversate." —Reginald Hudlin, producer/writer/director, House Party, Boomerang, and Black Panther


"One of the few voices with the courage to call it as most of us see it. . . . Directing her pointed social commentary at condescending white liberals and black leaders alike, Donaldson demonstrates that the modern manifestation of racism is the vicious cycle of low expectations." —Alexei Tsybine Jendayi, Fly Gypsy Originally Posted by autumlove
....and your meaning?

Clarity is your friend. Or at least, it can be.
boardman's Avatar
Don,
I think the hooker wants to have a grammatical discussion with you. Possibly even delving into the deeper world of etymology, phonetics, semantics and syntax...ijs
chicagoboy's Avatar
Conversate is not a word.... Originally Posted by Don T. Lukbak
Prolly not.
Don T. Lukbak's Avatar
Don,
I think the hooker wants to have a grammatical discussion with you. Possibly even delving into the deeper world of etymology, phonetics, semantics and syntax...ijs Originally Posted by boardman
Cool, BM...

My interest, as always, is lapidary and not eristic.

...and if the hooker is aware that the conversate usage triggers hood-dar alarms and chooses to continue to use it....well, bless her heart. She be what she be.
And we're off...
Russ38's Avatar
About time. Two fucking pages? You 'tards are slippin'....
kinkyorca's Avatar
To be on topic, i have been lucky on here. I have enjoyed every date i have had. Kudos to all the providers i have met. From my very first one, she had drinks with me first then we bumped uglys later. Good times.
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  • Tetas
  • 06-25-2015, 06:38 PM
The words know and no are homophones: they sound alike but have different meanings.

The verb know means to be aware, to be informed, to recognize, to understand, or to be acquainted with.
No (which can function as an adjective, an adverb, or an interjection) means the opposite of yes: not so, not in any degree. No can also be used as an exclamation to give force to a negative statement

IJS
autumlove's Avatar
To be on topic, i have been lucky on here. I have enjoyed every date i have had. Kudos to all the providers i have met. From my very first one, she had drinks with me first then we bumped uglys later. Good times. Originally Posted by kinkyorca
Thank you for staying on topic.