ok i've been having this argument with my family. would you say "don't Diss on my bro"
or "Don't diss my bro" i htink it's diss on, and that's what everbody at school says. bu tmy mom and sister say it's just diss
Diss on G.P.girl
don't diss G.P. girl
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ok i've been having this argument with my family. would you say "don't Diss on my bro"
or "Don't diss my bro" i htink it's diss on, and that's what everbody at school says. bu tmy mom and sister say it's just diss
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I don't know....I stay away from such slang...generally, unless I am trying to seem silly.
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I think it can go either way, but personally, I'd say "Don't diss GP girl."
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Since it likely is a variety of "disrespect" i'll go with option two. "Don't disrespect on G.P. girl" doesnt work for me.
Don't disrespect G.P. girl.... that works for me.
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I agree - Diss is short for disrespect - so you don't need the "on."
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i think it sounds better saying "dont diss my bro" lmao i am a dork
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I'd prefer to not say either
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i don't know, peopl at school always say diss on.
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Hehe That is exactly how I was feelingOriginally posted by 2kitties
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Well, language changes... perhaps this word is shifting too.Originally posted by G.P.girl
i don't know, peopl at school always say diss on.
-babolaypo
Only that which is the other gives us fully unto ourselves.
-Sri Yogananda
It's important to have an end to journey toward but it's the journey that matters in the end.
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yeah, probly half of them don't know that it means disrespect.
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you can bet on it!Originally posted by G.P.girl
yeah, probly half of them don't know that it means disrespect.
-babolaypo
Only that which is the other gives us fully unto ourselves.
-Sri Yogananda
It's important to have an end to journey toward but it's the journey that matters in the end.
-Ursula Leguin
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I`d go for the second one!
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I've never heard "diss on", I've only heard "diss".
However, I think they both sound stupid, personally.
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