David_Black said

YouTube Video Guano Apes – Kumbaya 

Beautiful message for the masses. Now, here’s a shoutout to those few twisted clowns who just wanna watch the world burn…

Slumerican502 said
You know what David? Youre right! I’m about to seize the day and fulfill my lifelong dream of clubbing a box full of kittens with the claw end of the hammer. Living my best life guys. 

 

And yeah, I’d say most of us are out of our minds here.  

Hey, shut the fuck up, ya chiseler.

Slumerican502 said
Heyyyyyy eat a dick little Mr dangerous.  

Tiny Mrs. Safety-First 

Psyral Infection said

I think Slumerican and OMD are just riffing each other. No real hatred there.  

Yep. Same with Drunkalo and I. It is a fun stress reliever. 

Richard Pryor once said… “white people don’t know how to relax. Ya’ll dont ‘play the dozens’ or anything”.

Fascinatingly, I just discovered that the act of “ribbing on eachother”, called “playing the dozens” has its roots in slavery. 

Old Mr Dangerous said

Yep. Same with Drunkalo and I. It is a fun stress reliever. 

 

Richard Pryor once said… “white people don’t know how to relax. Ya’ll dont ‘play the dozens’ or anything”.

Fascinatingly, I just discovered that the act of “ribbing on eachother”, called “playing the dozens” has its roots in slavery. 

Playing the dozens is an African-American custom in which two competitors — usually males — go head to head in a competition of comedic trash talk. They take turns “cracking on,” or insulting, one another, their adversary’s mother or other family member until one of them has no comeback. In the U.S., the practice can be traced back to chattel slavery, when violence among slaves was a property crime with potentially draconian consequences. Verbal sparring became a substitute for physical contention. While the competition on its face is usually light-hearted, smiles sometimes mask real tensions. 
The dozens can be a harmless game, or, if tempers flare, a prelude to physical violence. But in its purest form, the dozens is part of an African-American custom of verbal sparring, of “woofin’” (see wolf ticket) and “signifyin’,” intended to defuse conflict amicably, descended from an oral tradition rooted in traditional West African cultures. The dozens is a contest of personal power — of wit, self-control, verbal ability, mental agility and mental toughness. Defeat can be humiliating; but a skilled contender, win or lose, may gain respect. 
“Yo’ mama,” a common, widely recognized argumentative rejoinder in African-Amercan vernacular speech, is a cryptic reference to the dozens. 
The term “the dozens” refers to the devaluing on the auctionblock of slaves who were past their prime, who were aged or who, after years of back-breaking toil, no longer were capable of hard labor. These enslaved human beings often were sold by the dozen. 
(My wording from Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia.)

Yo’ mama’s so fat, when she hauls ass she gotta take two trips.  

What do you mean we were playing? You piece of shit

Dont worry hippie krunk, your loved too

kukluxklown said
WHAT GRADE IS EVERYONE HERE IN??

SOUND OFF..

LETS GO  

I’m probably the one that that’s traditionally in a grade, but we’re all pretty much grade A assholes, so, that counts.