Recharge

[crexyonce]

[catchymemes]

[dailydris]

James Bond Producers Are Reportedly Leaning Toward Idris Elba as the Next 007

Dreams maybe do come true.

And we’re back at it again, folks…

[thecoolestnegus]

😧😧 again?!

[kyojinsenshu]

The Amazing world of Gumball writers have been unleashed

[thecoolestnegus]

😧🤭🙌🏾

[nevaehtyler]

His name is Steven Udotong.

[thecoolestnegus]

Crazy part is I know his family

[lexxnova]

pure heart, dirty mind

[localstarboy]

You’re too young if you don’t remember this video

[goldensweetcheeks-deactivated20]

Awww throwback 😭😭

[ooweeshenadi]

I ran this outttttttttttttt. Omg 😂😂😂

[kumonsta93]

Throwback throwback

[blacklesbiankisses-deactivated2]

Mannnnn look I still be quoting lines from this

[paninimami]

Wow tbt

[sherman-klump]

Lmaoo high school memories

[bewtiefull]

A black classic

[nightinngales]

bruh…

[prime89]

Wait, if their names are puns on their power, then Violet is ultraviolet which is invisible to the human eye.

[freshest-tittymilk]

SHUT UP.

[earlploddington-deactivated2019]

13 years

[advanced-procrastination]

Y'all are gonna flip your shit when i tell you about Dash

[shitty-science]

If, according to Kanye West, one good girl is worth a thousand bitches, and if, according to Lil Wayne, bitches come a dime a dozen, it means that one good girl is worth $8.33 USD (2015).

[afrojabi]

thank you for this

[legalmexican]

I need the equation you used for this

[tehnakki]

It’s your basic equation substitution method. You simplify the second equation from Lil Wayne (the blue one) and plug it into the original equation from Kanye (red one) and solve for the answer (green).

[liberianbadbitch]

I hate this website

[bitchimightbey]

This could be a SAT question

[samthe-onion-nigga]

I mean, that’s absolutely how u would do that…

[90zdevil]

[jet-grind]

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

can we talk about Lakeith stanfield?

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

quirky af

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

Talented af

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

Black and I-love-us-for-real af

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

Doesn’t give af

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

Black Love af

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

also fashion and carefree Black boy AF

all in all, y’all there is nigga in hollywood that deserves our support 

[bearmeeno-deactivated20180814]

Dude is 👌🏾

[hypnotic-flow]

40 years of hip hop culture in 2 minutes.

[bosshood]

Wow who made this

[howfloetic]

This bumps 🔥🔥

[goldensweetcheeks-deactivated20]

THIS IS REALLY FIRE

[facetowelsandlotion]

This Shit Woke Me the Fuck Up!

[urbanubiquity]

“Game recognize game and you lookin’ kinda unfamiliar right now”

[gifmethat]

So you know what I don’t get? Why people repeat words. (x)

[hyperboreanhapocanthosaurus]

Grammar time: it’s called “contrastive reduplication,” and it’s a form of intensification that is relatively common. Finnish does a very similar thing, and others use near-reduplication (rhyme-based) to intensify, like Hungarian (pici ‘tiny’, ici-pici ‘very tiny’).

Even the typologically-distant group of Bantu languages utilize reduplication in a strikingly similar fashion with nouns: Kinande oku-gulu ‘leg’, oku-gulu-gulu ‘a REAL leg’ (Downing 2001, includes more with verbal reduplication as well).

I suppose the difficult aspect of English reduplication is not through this particular type, but the fact that it utilizes many other types of reduplication: baby talk (choo-choo, no-no), rhyming (teeny-weeny, super-duper), and the ever-famous “shm” reduplication: fancy-schmancy (a way of denying the claim that something is fancy).

screams my professor was trying to find an example of reduplication so the next class he came back and said “I FOUND REDUPLICATION IN ENGLISH” and then he said “Milk milk” and everyone was just “what?” and he said “you know when you go to a coffee shop and they ask if you want soy milk and you say ‘no i want milk milk’” and everyone just had this collective sigh of understanding.

[allthingslinguistic]

Another name for this particular construction is contrastive focus reduplication, and there’s a famous linguistics paper about it which is commonly known as the Salad Salad Paper. You know, because if you want to make it clear that you’re not talking about pasta salad or potato salad, you might call it “salad salad”. The repetition indicates that you’re intending the most prototypical meaning of the word, like green salad or cow’s milk, even though other things can be considered types of salad or milk. 

[crewdlydrawn-deactivated2022072]

Can I make love to this post?… Is that a thing that’s possible?

[localstarboy]

Only 90’s babies will understand this😂

[alexbelvocal]

Byeeee

[callmecoy93-deactivated20181031]

Lmao

[moodyspacebabe-deactivated20180]

OMG

[ochellz]

Wow

[motherlessfatherfigure-deactiva]

Lmao get this out my face

[littlekingcorona]

When you turn your hot ass car on in the summer and scorching AC comes on