Footsteps and the world of tomorrow

Feb 27, 2008 18:57

The preponderance of code switching indicates that AAVE (African American Vernacular Englishor "Ebonics") and SAE (Standard American English) are met with different reactions or discernments. AAVE is often perceived by members of mainstream American society as indicative of low intelligence or limited education. Furthermore, as with many other non-standard dialects and especially creoles, AAVE sometimes has been called "lazy" or "bad" English, although among linguists there is no such controversy, since AAVE, like all dialects, shows consistent internal logic and structure.

you hear that you fucking crackers? its a legitimate dialect and if you dont like it you can get your ass right back on the mayflower and fuck off whitey

in further news i may have fixed my car though the usage of cheap tools and dumb luck worthy of McGuyver. The job search is coming along im gonna get full on into now that my cars ok once i get back from RI for I am hanging out with Teh Laurz for several days of awesome in which we shall watch be kind rewind in theaters eat revolutionary cuban food and see Henry Rollins Live! word nockas!

Pauls trying ta start up his dnd campaign im gonna play Traz Highwind but Kc showed me this sweet class where i can trick demons into helping me do good things and have them think theyre doing evil. its gonna be ill.
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