stop calling people "son"

[DaBestSpoona]

when scott m does it i want to die

keep doing it Scott!

[e0d9n0b5]

luke, i am your father

-darth vader, star wares

[Orion]

Let's turn this into the "stop doing ____" thread.

Stop enlarging a pic over and over again unless there's a worthy photochop (Jane/Edmond eye). Stop quoting long fucking posts or sequences of pics (unless it's in the Redhead Appreciation thread). Similarly, stop quoting the post directly above you. I feel like bitching today, so this probably isn't the end...

[HOLY]

my old boss

everyday

"do work sonnnnnnn"

[AcrobaticTenement]

luke, i am your father

-darth vader, star wares

umm spoiler this shit yo ufucking asshole....

[icandunkonu]

wat about calln ppl god tho?

in place of son.

you have to have been around for the infamous and 36 chambers to use such words

[bernt]

,son

[icandunkonu]

how long you been sitting on that gif?

[bernt]

lol, like 2 months

[icandunkonu]

gif is a+, execution c-. should've sat on it a while longer

[gfunkdocta]

wuttup god, peace god

[julzkind]

Didn't they use "god" in the movie Belly?

[keagan]

keep doing it Scott!

a+++++++++++++++

[sawn-off chef]

just got home from a good ass day, what up SON??

[fffffut]

,son

the goonest emot

(son)

[gfunkdocta]

Didn't they use "god" in the movie Belly?

cuz nas and mandem were 5percenters?

[bernt]

the goonest emot

(son)

Is it? I found it elsewhere on the internets.

EDIT: ,son.

[fffffut]

yeah smugdog is a somethingawful emot

its a good one ntl but just sayin son

[julzkind]

cuz nas and mandem were 5percenters?

thought so. arm leg leg arm headdddddddddddd

[Hella Hyphy]

keagan u still my dunny

[Lucas]

damnn son

[filth]

damn son, where'd you find this

[Jkissi7]

In the lexicons of American English and African American Vernacular English, the term is sometimes used (1) by older men addressing younger men, implying the speaker's seniority; and (2) as one of endearment between young Black males and others who imitate hip hop culture, mainly in urban and inner city.

The origin of the term "Son" in the vernacular context was used among American East Coast urban youths as a derogatory term that extended beyond justifying seniority. Often, it was used to claim or instigate one's sentiment toward a rival. The term's derogatory intention began to shift as rap groups like the Wu-Tang Clan used it in their lyrics of the rough ghetto life as a form of endearment. As urban/hip-hop culture has been portrayed as a glamorous subculture to the youths today, the term has been commonly used as playful greeting for those who seek an urban identity to develop their own culture from and will use the term "Son" as well other terms found in rap lyrics like "Nigga", Cuhz (Cousin). Still, those who use or believe these terms are derogatory find differentiation in how the word is enunciated or structured. Mainly, in how the term is pronounced in comparison to the sentence structure as well as the body language (ie- gestural, proxemics, etc,).

Lol kidding me? llol

[Nil]

I've been saying son since the mid-90's. Admittedly the frequency of my usage has decreased as I've gotten older and only appears commonly when I'm drunk.

[Orion]

as funny as that sounds typed out, are you telling me it's not correct?

[Jkissi7]

It is absolutely 100% correct , like you said it's just funny to read typed out lol

[Orion]

It really is. The other one I hate is when people call me or others "fool". I just shake my head and walk away...

[Lucas]

My hispanic friend came up from LA to visit last month and he calls people doggy. Wtf is that? I say it in my head all the time now. Shit is stupid as hell. Do mexicans in California call each other this?

[Jkissi7]

People say doggy in NYC also, and scooby or just dog, or in reverse god

[Akira]

Why do white people have to use the term homes? And for that matter, why do they insist on adding an l to it so it become holmes.