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# A vernacular of English which originated in 20th~21st century Bronx, an area of the upper-eastern googopolis of the North American continent, Earth, Sol. It was noted for | # A vernacular of English which originated in 20th~21st century Bronx, an area of the upper-eastern googopolis of the North American continent, Earth, Sol. It was noted for its particularly colourful invective and speed of inventiveness. It even had it's own alphabet; | ||
* fuckin' A, fuckin' B, fuckin' C etc. | * fuckin' A, fuckin' B, fuckin' C etc. | ||
Revision as of 09:36, 18 March 2010
Bronxlang
Proper noun
Bronxlang
- A vernacular of English which originated in 20th~21st century Bronx, an area of the upper-eastern googopolis of the North American continent, Earth, Sol. It was noted for its particularly colourful invective and speed of inventiveness. It even had it's own alphabet;
- fuckin' A, fuckin' B, fuckin' C etc.
Usage notes
The concept of standard Bronxlang is an oxymoron[1].
- The name of the language, Bronxlang, does not assume an article.
- The people from the Bronx were sometimes referred to as Bronxians[2].
References
- ↑ no, Louie, this does not mean a bovine idiot
- ↑ their most famous, or infamous, son was, is, and sadly probably always will be Louis Clinton Drago