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English. He knows it.. . niggas is getting locked up. Shite real out here, sue. You we this, Pieace speak English. 2 minutes ago . Like tme of my friends got in

niggas is getting locked up. Shite real out here,
sue.
You we this,
Pieace speak English.
2 minutes ago . Like
tme of my friends got incarcerated. the atmosphere of
the urban environments are difficult to maintain
positive outlooks and metal relations in,
2 minutes ago . -it 4
Much better. BAHAHAHAHA
Just now . Like

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#1 - calmindiandude

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Tyrone got his **** together

#93 to #1 - falconxmard

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#11 to #1 - alterednicolas

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#14 - dantemp

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(05/12/2013) [-]

They are learning!

#10 - moechler

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(05/12/2013) [-]

" ...difficult to maintain
positive outlooks and metal relations in."

Lightbulb is ****** Metal

#51 - occamsrazor

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Fixed:

As I ponder the incarceration of a close acquaintance, the sun shines a little dimmer and black birds whistle a strikingly morose tune. It seems as though, in the wake of circumstance, the world lost some naive luster it had always had, yet until now was unknown to me, and my ******.

#60 to #51 - anon id: 891e55c6

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(05/12/2013) [-]

thats some poetry *****

#26 - azinfoo

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(05/12/2013) [-]

But he ended his sentence with a preposition.

#32 to #26 - Dwarf

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(05/12/2013) [-]

**Dwarf rolled a random image posted in comment #3590614 at MMORPG ITEM COLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE ** It should also be is instead of are.

#111 to #32 - anon id: 1775b55b

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Urban enviroment-S-. It's supposed to be are.

#115 to #111 - Dwarf

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**Dwarf rolled a random image posted in comment #4224612 at My Little Pony fanfiction, backgrounds, songs, lyrics, and GIFs. **
atmosphere of urban environments are
atmosphere ~~of urban environments~~ are
atmosphere are

I don't think so, bud. It's is.

#36 to #26 - anon id: 76af3bee

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(05/12/2013) [-]

... and we all know prepositions are not proper words to end sentences with.

#141 to #36 - azinfoo

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Really? Because you just ended your sentence with a preposition.

#138 to #26 - anon id: ffcfdd02

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(05/12/2013) [-]

He had a comma splice, too. Typical illiterate ******.

#38 to #26 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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(05/12/2013) [-]

There's just no pleasing you, is there

#95 to #26 - subcelestial

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(05/12/2013) [-]

"This is the type of errant pedantry up with which I will not put."
-Winston Chuchill

#42 - imonaboatman

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(05/12/2013) [-]

One thing I've noticed is that a considerable number of black (and white) men who talk like this are actually quite intelligent. They just talk "gangster" because it's the cool thing to do, when, in reality, their thinking patterns are closer to those of an English major.
It's pretty funny when you see their true colors come out.

#44 to #42 - elcreepo

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#45 to #44 - imonaboatman

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Actually, it's perfectly acceptable to end a sentence in a preposition sometimes.

oxforddictionaries.com/words/ending-sentences-with-prepositions

#89 to #45 - elcreepo

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Really? I see the errors in my ways.

#56 to #44 - terrorrizor

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(05/12/2013) [-]

It's okay to end a sentence that way, it just may sound weird. OR look improper.

#106 to #42 - jrondeau **User deleted account**

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(05/12/2013) [-]

"their thinking patters are close to that of an English major"

So they're utterly retarded is what you're saying?

#119 to #106 - decoyoctopus

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Read it again idiot. He didn't screw up his sentence...youdid!

#120 to #119 - jrondeau **User deleted account**

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#123 to #120 - decoyoctopus

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That's exactly what YOU did, you tool! Why are you telling me this?
if you're implying i made a grammatical error. Then there is difference, you see,
i don't give a ****, because I'm not a total faggot like you...

#124 to #123 - jrondeau **User deleted account**

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(05/12/2013) [-]

No u.

#125 to #42 - Ruspanic

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(05/12/2013) [-]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=kO-EwelnvxU#t=00m55s

This explains everything.

#131 to #42 - dogzie

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(05/12/2013) [-]

REAL TALK DON

#134 to #42 - anon id: 352b4879

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(05/12/2013) [-]

you seem to think gangsters are less smart than english majors?

id say being a succesful gangster would require a whole lot more intellect

#57 to #42 - terrorrizor

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**terrorrizor rolled a random image posted in comment #40 at (1) Tumblr ** I'm not white or black, but I do talk like that. It's just my how I prefer to talk in person. But it varies from person to person y'know? I'm not gonna tell a cop that pulled me over "ay was crackin *****? what you want?"
It's really funny because I talk like that and people assume I'm not that smart and then they try to argue with me about some **** and they get really mad when I make them look stupid. And I believe that was a run on sentence.

#58 to #57 - terrorrizor

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**terrorrizor rolls 76** related roll is related

#99 - dutchy

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**dutchy rolls 34**

#127 to #99 - rickacid

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**rickacid rolls 58** mfw dub failed

#147 to #127 - anon id: c352c067

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**anonymous rolls 874** Here, take trips

#100 to #99 - dutchy

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**dutchy rolls 00** I meant these dubs

#107 to #100 - gayniggerfromspace

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******************** rolls 55**

#114 to #100 - jalthelas

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**jalthelas rolls 66** Like getting dubs is difficult.

#117 to #100 - Dwarf

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**Dwarf rolls 84** That awkward moment when I ended the chain of dubs.

#2 - godtherapist

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(05/12/2013) [-]

"One of my friends got incarcerated"

"friends GOT incarcerated"

"GOT"

Me does english good.

#20 to #2 - anon id: b0d7f844

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Subjects of a sentence are never in a prepositional phrase.

#33 to #2 - anon id: 7d45d9fc

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(05/12/2013) [-]

I don't know why people are thumbing you down, you're technically correct.

#39 to #33 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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(05/12/2013) [-]

How? If you mean it's supposed to be "One of my friends HAS GOT incarcerated", yes, this phrasing is also acceptable, but "got incarcerated" is just a Past Simple form of "to get incarcerated", which is correct.

#81 to #39 - vangoz

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Why not use my friend was incarcerated?

I'm asking, because english is my third language. Please don't hate me.

#87 to #81 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Well, you can use that, too.

#88 to #87 - vangoz

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Thanks for the clarification friend.

#92 to #88 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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(05/12/2013) [-]

You're welcome :D

#54 to #39 - anon id: 28e2eacc

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(05/12/2013) [-]

'Has gotten', not got. He's right.

#59 to #54 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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(05/12/2013) [-]

"Has gotten" is slang. "Has got" is the standard (i.e. grammatically correct) version. You won't find the "gotten" version in any normal English textbook. Given as an example of slang, maybe, but not as standard English grammar.

#61 to #59 - anon id: 7d45d9fc

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(05/12/2013) [-]

'has been' or 'has become' would be correct, but not 'has got' or just 'got'

(#33/55 anon here, not #54)

#62 to #61 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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(05/12/2013) [-]

"Has become incarcerated"?

#63 to #62 - anon id: 7d45d9fc

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Yep.

#66 to #63 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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(05/12/2013) [-]

You do realize that saying "I became incarcerated" is like saying "I became arrested"? People don't become those things, they have these things done to them. "On my way to school I became beaten up by thugs, and all my belongings became stolen". It even sounds wrong.

#67 to #66 - anon id: 7d45d9fc

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Ever heard the famous phrase: "I am become death"?
Just because it's rarely used doesn't mean it's wrong.

'I became incarcerated' means 'I came to be incarcerated ' And if you think that is wrong, I suggest you read a few books.

#69 to #67 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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Now you're taking Old English grammar out of context and using it to justify your argument. How about we take Stone Age grammar into account, as well? It's true that in that period of time, the phrase "I am become death" was correct, but by today's English grammar standards, it's incorrect to say it. As is "to become incarcerated".

#71 to #69 - anon id: 7d45d9fc

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Then his first comment was correct, because slang is more modern than proper grammar.

And no, even in our modern English, "I became incarcerated" is correct. Go ask someone significantly learned in English. (That was done intentionally, if you didn't realise)

#75 to #71 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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I know what "learned" means in the sense you used it ("I heard a learned astronomer..."). Yes, "to become incarcerated" it's not actually incorrect per se, even though it sounds odd. Let's just agree that both versions ("to become" and "to get" incarcerated) are correct.

#77 to #75 - anon id: 7d45d9fc

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(05/12/2013) [-]

Very well.
Have a good day.

#55 to #54 - anon id: 7d45d9fc

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(05/12/2013) [-]

I was thinking more along the lines of 'has been'.

#37 to #33 - anon id: 1c4c3590

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The saddest part is that you're getting thumbed up, while he has -80 thumbs... And all you did was agree with him