Desi generation of Britain.., the confused creature

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Innit.

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Maddy you muppet.
Since when have you ever used the term "innit" or refered to your "bro" as "b!tch"?

Snobs like you divnt na how to speak man! :p

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maddie...easy geeza..

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dup

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yeah I only have one sense of humour now, I gave away the phakkar mazzaaq wali to you since you had none, now I only have the highly refined and civilized sense of humour :slight_smile:

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Well, if Maddy can relate the word b!tch to proper behaviour and up bringing then I'm sure you have a lot of leeway with what's refined and civilized :-)

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If maddy's tongue in cheek humour is something that you have missed, then I'm sure you have a lot of leeway in misunderstanding my posts as well :-)

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Your context is poor. Bitch is used as a light, affectionate insult for those who you are strong friends with. Attempting to call a casual acquaintance, or worse yet, a stranger, “bitch” is usually an attempt to greviously insult or embarass, or to start a fight.

Also, calling a girl “bitch” if you are a guy is off-limtis as well unless you’re really trying to hit her below the metaphorical belt.

The term “son of a bitch” is similarly used only as a strong insult, even with close friends. The sole exception is when it is paired with a complement, such as “he’s one tough son of a bitch” or “you’re a smart son of bitch”.

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i was wondering wht snoop dogg had popularized the term “biyaaatch” :hmmm:

is he being affectionate to his homeboys?

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is snoop dog british?

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no he is from eastside long beach

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or spent time in close quarters in prison perhaps?

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Werd nigga, how are my bitc$es doing...yoooooooooo

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Mal1k joo biyaaaaatch, who be dis **** on ur msn??

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ya ya i know, but what this means is that the same word could be used differently in diff subcultures within the same country let alone in 2 diff countries.

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Mr F, i think i knew that. But im wondering in what context he uses the term "biyaatch" in his songs. He isnt obviously referring to the hoochies. Should i open another thread for this?

Mal1k do you know, joo biyaaatch.

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Dude, you dont have to take her name in here, please erase it nigga, coz she' s yo me special.

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Werd

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so how come my posts got removed from here when we were doing the same thing as u guys are?

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I see the context but don't sell it as a proper British behaviour or you will get b!tch slapped by a proper British :-)