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Picasso wrote:So who got robbed in Rich Gold this morning ?
streetbeastINC. wrote:...poor guys..myt go to jail for murder....
TRAE wrote:Picasso wrote:So who got robbed in Rich Gold this morning ?
everyone who pay for the pum pum
K74T wrote:heard that there were actually 7 armed men in two cars, a wingroad and an accent
pioneer wrote:now all left for the famalee and villagers to call tv6 and pray to lord gord thanks for this day we want JOSTISS fuh marva JOSTISS fuh keisha and all will be well
jsm1985 wrote:Seriously though, what does "corn by police" mean?
Is that some kind of new slang?
Like how people say "the food -lash-" (which I'll never understand btw)?
AllTrac wrote:rfari this is NOT sealotstuner.com. At least make the thread subject understandable nah man.
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jsm1985 wrote:Seriously though, what does "corn by police" mean?
Is that some kind of new slang?
Like how people say "the food -lash-" (which I'll never understand btw)?
AllTrac wrote:rfari this is NOT sealotstuner.com. At least make the thread subject understandable nah man.
rfari wrote:jsm1985 wrote:Seriously though, what does "corn by police" mean?
Is that some kind of new slang?
Like how people say "the food -lash-" (which I'll never understand btw)?
To corn (verb) - the act of shooting at a person or animal with an automatic weapon with the intention of killing.
Adapted most likely from the brief similarity between corn on the cob and bullets in a magazine.
AllTrac wrote:rfari wrote:jsm1985 wrote:Seriously though, what does "corn by police" mean?
Is that some kind of new slang?
Like how people say "the food -lash-" (which I'll never understand btw)?
To corn (verb) - the act of shooting at a person or animal with an automatic weapon with the intention of killing.
Adapted most likely from the brief similarity between corn on the cob and bullets in a magazine.
well rfari you would have to forgive us but we know this is NOT a forum in kenya or mozambique so you cant expect us to know your swahili language, while it might be easy for you to speak and understand when you running dong de shoulder in yuh "free buju b14" with yuh arm outside shouting at everyone who is legally on the shoulder "wham hotskull?!?!? mooo dah side nah dan, yuh wah geh corn orrrrr???" you cant expect us to automatically understand that language.
r3iXmann wrote:AllTrac wrote:rfari wrote:jsm1985 wrote:Seriously though, what does "corn by police" mean?
Is that some kind of new slang?
Like how people say "the food -lash-" (which I'll never understand btw)?
To corn (verb) - the act of shooting at a person or animal with an automatic weapon with the intention of killing.
Adapted most likely from the brief similarity between corn on the cob and bullets in a magazine.
well rfari you would have to forgive us but we know this is NOT a forum in kenya or mozambique so you cant expect us to know your swahili language, while it might be easy for you to speak and understand when you running dong de shoulder in yuh "free buju b14" with yuh arm outside shouting at everyone who is legally on the shoulder "wham hotskull?!?!? mooo dah side nah dan, yuh wah geh corn orrrrr???" you cant expect us to automatically understand that language.
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AllTrac wrote:rfari wrote:jsm1985 wrote:Seriously though, what does "corn by police" mean?
Is that some kind of new slang?
Like how people say "the food -lash-" (which I'll never understand btw)?
To corn (verb) - the act of shooting at a person or animal with an automatic weapon with the intention of killing.
Adapted most likely from the brief similarity between corn on the cob and bullets in a magazine.
well rfari you would have to forgive us but we know this is NOT a forum in kenya or mozambique so you cant expect us to know your swahili language, while it might be easy for you to speak and understand when you running dong de shoulder in yuh "free buju b14" with yuh arm outside shouting at everyone who is legally on the shoulder "wham hotskull?!?!? mooo dah side nah dan, yuh wah geh corn orrrrr???" you cant expect us to automatically understand that language.
AllTrac wrote:well rfari you would have to forgive us but we know this is NOT a forum in kenya or mozambique so you cant expect us to know your swahili language
Humes wrote:AllTrac wrote:well rfari you would have to forgive us but we know this is NOT a forum in kenya or mozambique so you cant expect us to know your swahili language
Nobody in Mozambique or Kenya would know that term. It originated in Jamaica. Coulda just say Kingston or Spanish Town instead of going the cliched path of linking Africa with anything and everything uncivilised.