So he's reknowned for his being a renoun?
Why is one NBA owner STILL allowed to use the "N" word???l
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So he's reknowned for his being a renoun?
ROFL!!!!
This reminds me of Silly Hobo's comment about the geniuses in another thread and their "independent" spelling abilities
but knowing One Brow, it's probably a typo! He's quite renowned for those.
carolinajazz
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....I generally rely heavily on "spell check" and "renoun" some how went through! Since I got kicked out of the third grade for not shaving....my spelling skills are not up to snuff! Please forgive me!
And to answer the original question of the thread, it's because he is black. Black people can use the N word. Hell, anyone CAN use it. I heard Louis CK say it on HBO while talking to Chris Rock, so I guess gingers can say it too.
Ginger, huh? You racist son of a bitch.
Lakers_Slapper
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Its sad that there are racist people still in the world in this day in age. The fact is, the N word is derogatory no matter how its said and who says it. Black people shouldnt say it, white people sure as hell shouldnt say it. And i dont think you saying that anyone can say it is very mature, or an intelligent thing to say. My wife is black, and Im Italian. My 2 girls are half one and half the other. I would hate for my kids to be raised thinking that word is ok for them to use because they're half black, and I would beat some *** if anyone were to call them that ugly derogatory word.
Well that is your opinion of it man. Words are meaningless unless you choose to give the power. Just because you think they are derogatory means everyone else in the world has too. I personally don't say the word at all.
DutchJazzer
Banned
A not ERS
A NOT ERS
like in nagga not naggers
A NOT ERS
like in nagga not naggers
words are not static though, their meanings change and evolve over time - or they may vary from region to region.
Is the "N" word with an "a" at the end the same as the word with "er" at the end, or does it mean something else?
It's the same word.
It clearly is not the same word. Look at the different usage among the types in popular culture. Surely you can't say they are the same word.