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Black slang alert!

If you're going to use it use it in context people. I've seen this idiom that we invented bantered around here and it's been used wrong.

You slow your ROLE not your roll.

You're not reducing the speed of a dinner roll.

Pretty sure it's roll. I'm on a roll, with my crandc nipple argument, so watch it :cheers:
 
That was funny.


Not that I care, but am Curious. How do you know this is a black slang invention thing? Is it really traceble?

Like "on this day of April 4th, 1988 at 4:32 pm, Anthony Smith told his neighbor to slow his role and thus it became known."

I'm sticking with roll. I think it makes more sense and I like telling people to slow the fuck down. We all go too fast. ;)

Just understand that your lives are enriched by our slang. English appropriates language and idioms from all languages.
 
Another thing that bugs me. Remember when we put butter on hot rolls? Then, we had to use margarine. Now, we just rub our rolls in the grass for flavor.
 
Another thing that bugs me. Remember when we put butter on hot rolls? Then, we had to use margarine. Now, we just rub our rolls in the grass for flavor.

I use butter. I'll die off the real stuff.
 
This is what bugs me.

Most BB fans do not know the difference between resigned and re-signed. Or Dviss1 probably would not have liked my post above.
 
No offense, but white people wouldn't even use this phrase if it weren't for us. It's role. Trust me.
I don't trust you on this. I'm right. It's roll, as in truckers slang for moving too fast. Like someone is doing in a conversation. It's rolling off the tongue too fast. Slow your roll.
 
I don't trust you on this. I'm right. It's roll, as in truckers slang for moving too fast. Like someone is doing in a conversation. It's rolling off the tongue too fast. Slow your roll.

Conjecture.
 
This is what bugs me.

Most BB fans do not know the difference between resigned and re-signed. Or Dviss1 probably would not have liked my post above.

I knew you meant re-signed. Using resigned is not grammatically correct.

I resigned. I didn't get resigned.
 
That was funny.


Not that I care, but am Curious. How do you know this is a black slang invention thing? Is it really traceble?

Like "on this day of April 4th, 1988 at 4:32 pm, Anthony Smith told his neighbor to slow his role and thus it became known."

I'm sticking with roll. I think it makes more sense and I like telling people to slow the fuck down. We all go too fast. ;)
It originated as a trucking term, according to my professor in college. He was white though?
 
I knew you meant re-signed. Using resigned is not grammatically correct.

I resigned. I didn't get resigned.

Can you help me with the pronunciation of your screen name? Is it devious one, or is it d-viss one? I went with latter when I met you at the game.
 

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