rainbowkarolina:

Deanoru + kisses 

notlostonanadventure:

rasebas:

veritas-amore-et-iustitia:

iheartmoonlight:

israelgorex100pre:

FUCKING WITH THE WRONG GUY

mario kart irl

The fact that he starts pedaling faster at the end

Chaotic good rogue

What kind of mad max Mario kart from hell bullshit is this

tinyhousedarling:

kenzie-sweetpea:

seacups:

fearless-melodies:

itabia:

ravenclawesome:

forcatladies:

The most efficient and “no freaking way” inducing apartment

Frick

This is awesome but gives me extreme anxiety haha

This is amazing

This is so fucking cool

tinyhousedarling

have you seen this ?

Great space!!

emmilinne:

mulanxiaojie:

Modern Mulan sketches by Elena

These are amazing

prismatic-bell:

im-just-a-penguin:

prismatic-bell:

gahdamnpunk:

THIS

Can confirm. My favorite book on linguistics has an entire section on AAVE that talks about this.

So some people are better at bad English than others? Also, in what kind of classes is this knowledge useful?

It’s useful for the kind of classes where people aren’t busy being assholes about how other people speak, @im-just-a-penguin.

But don’t take my word for it!

Here’s a website dedicated to explaining dialects that goes over the rules.

Here’s a professional linguist who specializes in AAVE, and just one of his many papers explaining that AAVE is a proper dialect.

Hot shit! Here’s an article from STANFORD UNIVERSITY that’s literally titled “AAVE is not Standard English with mistakes”!!!

Here’s a blurb from PBS, introducing the topic of whether AAVE is a creole or a dialect. You’ll notice neither one of those options means ‘just poor English’.

Here’s English Language and Linguistics Online, which is a nice technical linguistics website, further deconstructing how AAVE works.

Here’s a paper on the habitual “be” from New York University.

Here’s a link to some information from Portland University. I wish to draw your attention specifically to the phrase: “linguists now agree that AAVE is not ‘broken’ English, or slang”.

Here’s a super-technical paper on phonology in AAVE, which gets down into things like why AAVE speakers may say “axed” instead of “asked.”

Hm. Looks like there are a lot of people who study this stuff for a living who disagree with your assessment that it’s “bad English.” I guess you better get reading … . asshole.

misamo:

twice ot3 vlives
⤷ ( moms / jline / maknaes )

bubbagumps:

best of popstar: never stop never stopping (2016)

always-make-it-gayer:

eeli-ah:

x

no offense but this is a cinematic masterpiece

lukaara:

megucaswithplugsuits:

He has been waiting all his life for this delicious moment

STOP

lord-kitschener:

misamo:

꿈이 현실이 된 날이라네 = It’s the day your dreams become real

selhm:

NELSON MANDELA X NGUAN

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