OT: shizzle?......nizzle?

Tim,.........You've seen the new AOL 9.0 commercial huh..................??

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...............Yeah..........What is she saying?

...............Actually, I just saw it again. It's the Old Navy commercial with Fran Drescher who used to star in The Nanny.

Tim,

Couldn't find your other post, but I wanted to express my condolances for your loss...

Tim for your information and for others..want to go the "low down" on slang and the second language Ebonics..

go here

That will help you, this was the topic on a recent radio show that I listen to here in Seattle.

Jeremie

1972 SB

I've no idea...

I'm pretty sure "For shizzle my nizzle" means "For sure my... (explicitive)" but it technically is a term of endearment.

Ha! I took my 12 year old niece shopping with me on Saturday and she said "Wow! That shop has a lot of bay blading stuff!" I said "What is bay blading?" She said "It's too hard to explain to you." I said with alarm "Am I that old and out of the loop??" Her response? "Yes."

Until that point I was pretty sure I was the coolest and most well connected Aunt you could find.

Kidd

"Back in black. It's a fact."

Thanks alot. I never heard that bay blading nonsense. I really gotta do sumpthin about all that dust laden farting.

AHA! After a little sleuthing I've fingered out the reference. It's not "Bay Blade" but "Beyblade" a typical anime cartoon of karate chopping mystical rubbish. See here:

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So.. what is it? Did you figure it out?

I'm nowhere near to the point where anyone would call me old (hint: still a full head of hair in a family of chrome domes) and I don't recognize the term at all.

At 22 I was still considering myself pretty hip until that little shopping episode. Nothing like a 12 year old to drop your self esteem. :)

Kidd "Back in black. It's a fact."

Thanks, Sweetcheeks. She's into all that Yu-Gi-Oh! and anime stuff. Probably my fault from letting her watch parts of Ninja Scroll and such when she was little (certainly not all of it, being as sexual as it is. Just let her watch the fight scenes and sent her to play with her Barbies.). The best was when she was 5, I put her all in black and slapped some eyeliner and black lipstick on her. She was so cute! We went to the grocery store and some lady walked past her and gave her a funny look. Kristin said "What are YOU lookin' at?!" Hehehe. She's a good kid.

Kidd "Back in black. It's a fact."

If it will make you feel any better, you are the coolest and most hip person on Ramva. :o) Bill Berckman

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That *does* make me feel better, Bill. Thanks! Guess I don't need to put away the knee-high boots just yet.

Kidd. "Back in black. It's a fact."

Get some thigh highs and I'll marry ya. Beat me, whip me, make me write bad checks! LOL

-ANT

Knee highs, laced all the way with 3 inch platform soles. That's the best I can do. Although I do have some mid-calf boots that have spikes sticking out the sides... I'm pretty attached to those. :) Match my bracelet in my RAMVA picture. As far as the whips go you'd have to borrow some from Jan. All I have is a paddle. ;)

Kidd "Back in black. It's a fact."

That's not Anime!! It's just western-made profit making clones, usually known as "Japanimation" :-)

I stand corrected. How do you stand on sitting?

-ANT

Just wait. Some day you'll hear _your_ music in an elevator.

Oy!

Max

Ontonio..............Is that Line a reference to a movie?.............Or is it one you picked up here on RAMVA????

Just curious if it's a movie referal , Which Movie???

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