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what are you talking about chief? stop being ugly.
Question....When something is all black, why is it referred to as 'murdered-out'?
what are you talking about chief? stop being ugly.
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crossing my fingers for no race references
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Because people always wear all black to murder someone. When was the last time anyone draped in all white caused terror or harm to anyone?
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Bruh.
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Kkk was an excellent answer too.
This thread not bout to have me put on the malcolm x dvd.
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I personally call it black on black crime
(cus in all black im 'fresh to death', or im 'killin it')
(cus in all black im 'fresh to death', or im 'killin it')
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It's a common term out here when describing blacked out lights or really dark tints. Haven't heard anyone use it for anything outside of cars though
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Seems like an appropriate metaphor.
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You can uncross those fingers b
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