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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 390551" data-attributes="member: 24034"><p>DFF what are you doing to me... I've had to put the can down and put on my thinking cap, again to tackle a hard/excellent question. Here goes...</p><p></p><p>I don't read books, but I like to discover new words and saying et cetera. I find them where I can and, no surprise, in lyrics. TV shows, Magazines, other people and elsewhere. I watch Countdown because of Suzy Dent. I have numerous, words and phrases that I dredge up from somewhere when the moment presents itself...</p><p></p><p>I love how this word duo sounds when I say it, but not used very often just because... Phenotypic plasticity. Stumbled across that watching a documentary about a cave.</p><p>Wireless... just like it's connotations from yesteryear, now usurped by "wifi".</p><p>Mash-up... no need to explain I'm sure</p><p>Fiend... First heard this in 1988 in way that struck me. Eric B and Rakim's track Microphone Fiend. The word can carry negative weight, alluding addiction. I use it in that sense and I also use it in a more watered down sense to hint that someone likes a certain proclivity... eg, Velma from Scooby Doo likes the ladies therefore she's a "pie fiend" See what I'm saying?</p><p></p><p>Taken from Biggie Smalls.. "things done changed". Great phrase.</p><p>"Don't turn your back on a brother like me, because I'm one broke motherf***er in need". I use this phrase as a way to suggest, If you can help the less fortunate. </p><p>"My name is Dita, I'll be your mistress for tonight". Madonna saying that people wear many guises. I use it, and it's lost on the person that needs to understand.</p><p>"You must be slinging crack rock" Biggie again. I use this to say "well done on your achievements. </p><p></p><p>I'll spare you the rest. </p><p></p><p>If someone in your local was reported miss, and considered a "at high risk" would you join a search party to help the police?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 390551, member: 24034"] DFF what are you doing to me... I've had to put the can down and put on my thinking cap, again to tackle a hard/excellent question. Here goes... I don't read books, but I like to discover new words and saying et cetera. I find them where I can and, no surprise, in lyrics. TV shows, Magazines, other people and elsewhere. I watch Countdown because of Suzy Dent. I have numerous, words and phrases that I dredge up from somewhere when the moment presents itself... I love how this word duo sounds when I say it, but not used very often just because... Phenotypic plasticity. Stumbled across that watching a documentary about a cave. Wireless... just like it's connotations from yesteryear, now usurped by "wifi". Mash-up... no need to explain I'm sure Fiend... First heard this in 1988 in way that struck me. Eric B and Rakim's track Microphone Fiend. The word can carry negative weight, alluding addiction. I use it in that sense and I also use it in a more watered down sense to hint that someone likes a certain proclivity... eg, Velma from Scooby Doo likes the ladies therefore she's a "pie fiend" See what I'm saying? Taken from Biggie Smalls.. "things done changed". Great phrase. "Don't turn your back on a brother like me, because I'm one broke motherf***er in need". I use this phrase as a way to suggest, If you can help the less fortunate. "My name is Dita, I'll be your mistress for tonight". Madonna saying that people wear many guises. I use it, and it's lost on the person that needs to understand. "You must be slinging crack rock" Biggie again. I use this to say "well done on your achievements. I'll spare you the rest. If someone in your local was reported miss, and considered a "at high risk" would you join a search party to help the police? [/QUOTE]
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