Tithing and Debt (pastor arrested part 2)

[baptistchurchman]

uuhhhhh I don't know about that one. 

I don't know if you can pull that off on a banjo. maybe an accordian. lol!!!!!

[THE WOLFMAN]

BTW
What is a "phat" chord?
Is that something like a "power" chord?

Will it work for bluegrass? 

Phat: an adjective in African American slang used to express approval. Hence, someone or something that is phat could be cool, rich, entertaining, intelligent, attractive or otherwise to be admired. When the word first surfaced in the 1960s, men generally used it to describe attractive, or "fine", women.
The term Phat has a number of uses: *Phat is an adjective to describe approval in Hip Hop culture. Hence, someone or something that is phat could be cool, rich, entertaining, intelligent, fly or otherwise to be admired. The term derives from Black English Vernacular (Ebonics) as a deliberate misspelling of the word fat.

Phat: (comparative phatter, superlative phattest)
   1. (slang) excellent
   2. (slang) sexy
   3. (slang) (music) rich in texture, prominent. i.e., The song has a phat bass line.

[Wayne Webb]

I don't know if you can pull that off on a banjo. maybe an accordian. lol!!!!!

Hey.....BCM,
A banjo sounds waaaaaaaaayy yonder phatter than an accordion! 

Phat: an adjective in African American slang used to express approval. Hence, someone or something that is phat could be cool, rich, entertaining, intelligent, attractive or otherwise to be admired. When the word first surfaced in the 1960s, men generally used it to describe attractive, or "fine", women.
The term Phat has a number of uses: *Phat is an adjective to describe approval in Hip Hop culture. Hence, someone or something that is phat could be cool, rich, entertaining, intelligent, fly or otherwise to be admired. The term derives from Black English Vernacular (Ebonics) as a deliberate misspelling of the word fat.

Phat: (comparative phatter, superlative phattest)
   1. (slang) excellent
   2. (slang) sexy
   3. (slang) (music) rich in texture, prominent. i.e., The song has a phat bass line.

Wolfman,
You reckon my wife would be flattered if i said;

" UUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMM........UUUUUUUUUUMMM. ...... baby darlin'......suger....you are PHAT!!!!!" 


 

[THE WOLFMAN]

Hey.....BCM,
A banjo sounds waaaaaaaaayy yonder phatter than an accordion! 
Wolfman,
You reckon my wife would be flattered if i said;

" UUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMM........UUUUUUUUUUMMM. ...... baby darlin'......suger....you are PHAT!!!!!" 


 

Yeh she would!

She would have had to watch as a prerequiste some BET on cable, or UPN. (a station out here in NY)

Proper usage is key, however.


for example:

Acceptable:
"dang hon, those jeans look phat on you."

Terminally DANGEROUS:
"dang hon, you look phat in them jeans"

the second may get you hit with a rolling pin, banishment to the couch, and in extreme cases, denial of, *ahem*, wifely duties......I've seen this happen, not pretty, sad sight.

Walk circumspect of you actions!

[Wayne Webb]

UUUUUUUUUhhhhhhh.......

I think I'll just stick with....

"Wayne.......does this make me look phat?"

No baby......you look PHINE!

[baptistchurchman]

UUUUUUUUUhhhhhhh.......

I think I'll just stick with....

"Wayne.......does this make me look phat?"

No baby......you look PHINE!

I am going to add this to my written literature. Phine? hmmmm I like that. Thanks Webb! By the way I have a bluegrass channel on my Direct TV box. I am gonna go see if I can spot you out, maybe handling some snakes? hmmm lol..