| Whitewolf |
| I love me some corn on the cob |
Heavy Downpours, Flood Warning| Whitewolf |
| I use about 120lbs of food I mix up for my chickens and ducks and turkey a week 😂 |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Anyhoo. Those are forever called fat seal lollies instead of feijoa lollies hahaha |
| Lucky Ranch |
| i feel like this is the same vibe as the push to call homeless people 'unhoused' like are you serious you think these people dont have a house but they have a home?? what the fuck just say homeless sorry im going on a tangent but like🥲🥲 |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| -shrug- guess I'm just used to people using it as a way of looking down theirs noses calling people thugs and stuff |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Ah yeah. So many words have origins that have changed over the years too hey! I'm chill and generally not offended by almost all things haha. |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| Issy - that use is I think actually factually correct because the neighbors are specifically called ghetto, it's just been coopted as a slur by higher class people |
| Whitewolf |
| Ah I forgot I had to stop for more chicken food and corn * I don’t want to :( lol |
| Lucky Ranch |
| i grew up homeless and in the ghetto and literally nobody is offended by the word ghetto |
| Gearhead |
| I grew up in a very poor area so it's always been used around me (neighbors, friends, family) and by me relatively casually. I don't think I've ever actually encountered anybody that had a problem with it until this very moment. |
| Lucky Ranch |
| im gonna be honest thats like maybe the most chronically online thing ive heard in awhile lmfao |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| (I say this all informationally and as education based, not trying to insult. Just might want to consider using other language) |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Ahh my bad. well we walked into an impoverished area with guns and being smoking bowls. We were just tourists following google maps from our air bnb to a supermarket. Was a shock I guess. |
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| Whitewolf |
| I use about 120lbs of food I mix up for my chickens and ducks and turkey a week 😂 |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Anyhoo. Those are forever called fat seal lollies instead of feijoa lollies hahaha |
| Lucky Ranch |
| i feel like this is the same vibe as the push to call homeless people 'unhoused' like are you serious you think these people dont have a house but they have a home?? what the fuck just say homeless sorry im going on a tangent but like🥲🥲 |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| -shrug- guess I'm just used to people using it as a way of looking down theirs noses calling people thugs and stuff |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Ah yeah. So many words have origins that have changed over the years too hey! I'm chill and generally not offended by almost all things haha. |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| Issy - that use is I think actually factually correct because the neighbors are specifically called ghetto, it's just been coopted as a slur by higher class people |
| Whitewolf |
| Ah I forgot I had to stop for more chicken food and corn * I don’t want to :( lol |
| Lucky Ranch |
| i grew up homeless and in the ghetto and literally nobody is offended by the word ghetto |
| Gearhead |
| I grew up in a very poor area so it's always been used around me (neighbors, friends, family) and by me relatively casually. I don't think I've ever actually encountered anybody that had a problem with it until this very moment. |
| Lucky Ranch |
| im gonna be honest thats like maybe the most chronically online thing ive heard in awhile lmfao |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| (I say this all informationally and as education based, not trying to insult. Just might want to consider using other language) |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Ahh my bad. well we walked into an impoverished area with guns and being smoking bowls. We were just tourists following google maps from our air bnb to a supermarket. Was a shock I guess. |
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