Fuck niggers.
Fuck niggers.
Watch this...
MUP DA DOO DIDDA PO MO GUB BIDDA BE DAT TUM MUHFUGEN BIX NOOD COF BIN DUB HO MUHFUGGA
Watch this...
*MUP DA DOO DIDDA PO MO GUB BIDDA BE DAT TUM MUHFUGEN BIX NOOD COF BIN DUB HO MUHFUGGA*
It speaks volumes about black "culture" that blacks can't even speak, at the most basic level, the language they were born into.
It speaks volumes about black "culture" that blacks can't even speak, at the most basic level, the language they were born into.
“when people ask me what I miss about America I always say black people”. 🤔
“when people ask me what I miss about America I always say black people”. 🤔
https://youtu.be/Duof1hVFeuI
Wow... total idiocy.
Wow... total idiocy.
needs more ooks
needs more ooks
CORN.
I DO IT MUCH BETTER, MAH NIGGUH.
CORN.
I DO IT MUCH BETTER, MAH NIGGUH.
PURPLE GATORADE
yo muh niggah, passss me dat grape drank mofucka
PURPLE GATORADE
*yo muh niggah, passss me dat grape drank mofucka*
PINEAPPLE SODA
PINEAPPLE SODA
ahahahaha seriously, I have NEVER seen anyone but niggers drink that shit. I tried it once and was absolutely disgusted. Also, green apple soft drinks. Tried it once and instantly regretted it. But they sell it in the Family Dollar. And it sells out.
ahahahaha seriously, I have NEVER seen anyone but niggers drink that shit. I tried it once and was absolutely disgusted. Also, green apple soft drinks. Tried it once and instantly regretted it. But they sell it in the Family Dollar. And it sells out.
bruh dat be smellin' like watermelm buh mo like citricus thang yo? Dat pineapps? Da prickles in der?
*bruh dat be smellin' like watermelm buh mo like citricus thang yo? Dat pineapps? Da prickles in der?*
Taking two words like "Language" and "English" and cramming them together to make a new word doesn't work if that 'new' word, "Languish", isn't new.
Like "hungry" and "angry" made "hangry". "Hangry" wasn't a word before the combining.
"Languish" is already a word with a definition.
Languish verb (used without object)
- to be or become weak or feeble; droop; fade.
- to lose vigor and vitality.
- to undergo neglect or experience prolonged inactivity; suffer hardship and distress (to languish in prison for ten years.)
- to be subjected to delay or disregard; be ignored (a petition that languished on the warden's desk for a year.)
noun
- the act or state of languishing.
- a tender, melancholy look or expression.
Languishing adjective
- becoming languid, in any way.
- expressive of languor; indicating tender, sentimental melancholy (a languishing sigh.)
- lingering (a languishing death.)
Origin of languish 1250–1300; Middle English <Middle French languiss-, long stem of languir ≪ Latin languēre to languish; akin to laxus.
Taking two words like "Language" and "English" and cramming them together to make a new word doesn't work if that 'new' word, "Languish", isn't new.
Like "hungry" and "angry" made "hangry". "Hangry" wasn't a word before the combining.
"Languish" is already a word with a definition.
>**Languish**
>verb (used without object)
>
>1. to be or become weak or feeble; droop; fade.
>2. to lose vigor and vitality.
>3. to undergo neglect or experience prolonged inactivity; suffer hardship and distress (*to languish in prison for ten years.*)
>4. to be subjected to delay or disregard; be ignored (*a petition that languished on the warden's desk for a year.*)
>
>noun
>
>1. the act or state of languishing.
>2. a tender, melancholy look or expression.
>
>---
>**Languishing**
>adjective
>
>1. becoming languid, in any way.
>2. expressive of languor; indicating tender, sentimental melancholy (*a languishing sigh.*)
>3. lingering (*a languishing death.*)
Origin of languish
1250–1300; Middle English <Middle French languiss-, long stem of languir ≪ Latin languēre to languish; akin to laxus.
portmanteau
portmanteau
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