13524 pts ยท January 30, 2014
patriotism is the not-dirty word for loving your country. nationalism is, unequivocally, morally bad.
you aren't describing nationalism. there's an smbc about this.
And yet it so quickly starts to define who is "of the country" and not by the color of people's skin... so weird!
https://pics.me.me/consider-the-monkey-brain-human-brain-meme-but-instead-its-feminist-37707678.png
I should say - and that was rad as hell.
Ofc moon landing was real. We used it to move the goal posts on the space race after getting crushed by USSR.
they move like there's bees at the controls, just buzzing around
it's not called Planned Vaginahood. you just walk in and tell them you think your penis is pregnant and they'll set you right up.
So great you're getting help. Therapy is beneficial to literally evert person, regardless of whether or not they're diagnosed with anything.
my sister in law got some wonderful kittens a couple months ago. we're convinced that they have bees for brains.
jokes are usually funny
gross outlook, my dude
The real point is that people use it as a way to undermine women's attractiveness and general success more frequently than men's
stiiiiiiiiill not my point
is whiskey cheaper to produce than wine?
"Well I'm sure it's easy to be the internet's top zaddy with millions of dollars" - no one, that I've seen
Why does this come up when talking about women but not the times we talk about men like Jeff Goldblum?
so y'all is low by association outside of the South. listen, I hate a lot of parts about the south, but y'all should reexamine your biases.
that's not exactly true. it's not used outside of the South, and there's a stereotype for low dialect/education/intellect southerners.
like this? https://glossary.sil.org/term/formal-language y'all still falls completely in this definition
Oh as in between regions. That makes sense. I face the same thing as someone working in NE after growing up in the South.
for the same reason that English doesn't have standardized pronunciation: there's no governing linguistic body to prescribe any of it.
that's true, and not my claim. the underlying problem is that it's impossible to have a rigorous def'n of formal in English.
Formal language may happen in plenty of situations (lectures and sermons) where y'all may also be used.
Formal writing isn't the totality of formal language. Looking at the SIL glossary https://glossary.sil.org/term/formal-language
what's the connection between code switching and in/formal language? y'all is very southern, where they're usually monolingual, no?
There are many words used in both informal and formal language. Y'all is among them.
a lot of people who haven't lived in the south and haven't bothered to even look at the suggestion of a dictionary downvoting this
you'd still be able to say that y'all is used in formal usage in many parts of these United States
*tucks thumbs into suspender straps* now I'm no big city lawyer, but if we assumed that "formal" is rigorously defined (it's not)
patriotism is the not-dirty word for loving your country. nationalism is, unequivocally, morally bad.
you aren't describing nationalism. there's an smbc about this.
And yet it so quickly starts to define who is "of the country" and not by the color of people's skin... so weird!
https://pics.me.me/consider-the-monkey-brain-human-brain-meme-but-instead-its-feminist-37707678.png
I should say - and that was rad as hell.
Ofc moon landing was real. We used it to move the goal posts on the space race after getting crushed by USSR.
they move like there's bees at the controls, just buzzing around
it's not called Planned Vaginahood. you just walk in and tell them you think your penis is pregnant and they'll set you right up.
So great you're getting help. Therapy is beneficial to literally evert person, regardless of whether or not they're diagnosed with anything.
my sister in law got some wonderful kittens a couple months ago. we're convinced that they have bees for brains.
jokes are usually funny
gross outlook, my dude
The real point is that people use it as a way to undermine women's attractiveness and general success more frequently than men's
stiiiiiiiiill not my point
is whiskey cheaper to produce than wine?
"Well I'm sure it's easy to be the internet's top zaddy with millions of dollars" - no one, that I've seen
Why does this come up when talking about women but not the times we talk about men like Jeff Goldblum?
so y'all is low by association outside of the South. listen, I hate a lot of parts about the south, but y'all should reexamine your biases.
that's not exactly true. it's not used outside of the South, and there's a stereotype for low dialect/education/intellect southerners.
like this? https://glossary.sil.org/term/formal-language y'all still falls completely in this definition
Oh as in between regions. That makes sense. I face the same thing as someone working in NE after growing up in the South.
for the same reason that English doesn't have standardized pronunciation: there's no governing linguistic body to prescribe any of it.
that's true, and not my claim. the underlying problem is that it's impossible to have a rigorous def'n of formal in English.
Formal language may happen in plenty of situations (lectures and sermons) where y'all may also be used.
Formal writing isn't the totality of formal language. Looking at the SIL glossary https://glossary.sil.org/term/formal-language
what's the connection between code switching and in/formal language? y'all is very southern, where they're usually monolingual, no?
There are many words used in both informal and formal language. Y'all is among them.
a lot of people who haven't lived in the south and haven't bothered to even look at the suggestion of a dictionary downvoting this
you'd still be able to say that y'all is used in formal usage in many parts of these United States
*tucks thumbs into suspender straps* now I'm no big city lawyer, but if we assumed that "formal" is rigorously defined (it's not)