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I also have to shout out the websites very own ‘Bama-centric supporter Greezy Sheezie.
JIG WORDS is a new feature where I help some of our readers become more familiar with the terminology used by WILLIAM SUNDAY and some of the younger writers like The INTERN, and CHOCOLATE SNOWFLAKE.
When browsing a website that seems to relate to mostly inner-city issues most people don’t ask questions when they see a word that they are unfamiliar with because they may not want to appear un-hip to the blogosphere. This is how I hope that JIG WORDS will help bring us closer. If I can demystify some of the popular colloquial terms it may foster greater usage of these words and a common language for all of us. Please feel free to submit your own words as well.
CRACK – What was once the by-product of cocaine powder, baking soda and water that shredded the fabric of urban families is now used to describe things that are pleasurable and noteworthy.
usage: TONY’SKANSASCITY.COM is the crack of the internets.
NEGRO – any person that can claim at least 51% of African American parentage.
TRAGIC MULATTO – less than 50% African American parentage + not less than 25% Caucasian derivative (see MARIAH CAREY)
GULLY – the act by which someone or something resembles the wanton, fearless desperation of a seagull.
usage: That was gully how you stole that sammich from the 7-11.
MANE – The addition of a final ‘E’ to the word man has taken the common term for a male from ashy to classy
PRAH’LEE – When something has a more than possible chance to occur this term should be given.
SNOWMAN – A fictitious character that claims to have liquid assets from the possession and distribution of narcotics. In all likelihood prah’lee a high school dropout and a dead-beat dad.
FIREMAN – From YOUNG JEEZY to LIL’ WEEZIE it appears to be the double-entendre slang word sprint to Chapter 11.
CHAMPIZZLE – When its all said and done, Cristal and Champale will find themselves in the same place.