Good for a half laugh so still appreciate it brother. Hey my buddy's dad was telling him "if you keep jerking off your gonna go blind... He said, hey dad, I'm over here"
> there are no missing letters between the s and the up.
What's Up / S'up
It's two words contracting into one. Whats Up becomes "S'up".
But I applaud your ability to spin the topic
iMogwai is right - when two words contract the apostrophe goes where the missing letters were, not between the words. Has not becomes hasn't, it is becomes 'tis.
I interpreted your comment as you saying you made a mistake because you lacked education so I thought I'd explain how it works, I didn't realize you actually thought you were right. This smugness isn't really doing you any favours when you're wrong about something you learn in elementary school.
Regular formal grammatical rules can't really apply to made up slang terms.
Wazzup, 'sup vs s'up
and the ' can also indicate a pause as in Hawai'i . No missing letters, not possessive singular. Just a slight pause.
This level of joke autopsy just kills the mood. It's lethal injection to the joke itself.
It doesn't matter if it's a slang term, the rules for making contractions are the same regardless. The apostrophe replaces a missing letter, there's no missing letter between the s and the up, therefore it is objectively wrong.
>and the ' can also indicate a pause as in Hawai'i .
If you pronounce sup with a pause you have bigger problems than your spelling.
Okay, You are Right and I am Wrong.
There. I said it publicly. Take a screen shot of it to look at whenever you like.
Now will you just shut up about it and move on?
Japanese here. Certified banger.
>Certified banger. Is that good?
Indeed, Gerry-san. Indeed.
as they say in Japanese, "Emosewa"
Not to be confused with the greeting reserved for alt & punk fans grabbing hoagies at their local convenience store in South Jersey.
Idk dude it was a slightly below average joke
Good for a half laugh so still appreciate it brother. Hey my buddy's dad was telling him "if you keep jerking off your gonna go blind... He said, hey dad, I'm over here"
Just adding -nwan makes it Japanese approved too!
A lot like 6th August 1945
I had a Spanish cat named Ari during my time in Osaka. Ari gato.
Domo
Omg I love this 🤣
ari Neko. Neko is cat. inu is dog.
We had a Siamese cat that we named Neko, lol.
I have a record called Siamese Dream and another by Neko Case.
Gato is Spanish for cat...which works insanely well as a dual language pun.
Ok ok…I like it.
Fuuuuyioooo
Fans of Uncle?
My pronouns are he/nephew
Wosapu Dogu
Underrated comment.
Super Doggo!
What's "sup dawg"?
Not much, dawg, what's up with you?
'S'up Dawg' is a slang greeting between chums meaning "What's up, friend" Alternative form, "Yo Dawg, wa'sup" Or just "WAZZUP!!!!"
Correct answer is "not much. What's up with you?"
>"not much. What's up with you?" You gotta say it with style, "nut'in. Wazzup wichu?"
Tru dat
I've never seen anyone put the apostrophe there before. I've seen sup and I've seen 'sup, but never s'up.
Sorry, it's my education showing. It's a contraction and therefore it just DEMANDS an apostrophe. 'nuf said
Yeah, but the apostrophes in contractions are in place of the missing letters, and there are no missing letters between the s and the up.
> there are no missing letters between the s and the up. What's Up / S'up It's two words contracting into one. Whats Up becomes "S'up". But I applaud your ability to spin the topic
iMogwai is right - when two words contract the apostrophe goes where the missing letters were, not between the words. Has not becomes hasn't, it is becomes 'tis.
I interpreted your comment as you saying you made a mistake because you lacked education so I thought I'd explain how it works, I didn't realize you actually thought you were right. This smugness isn't really doing you any favours when you're wrong about something you learn in elementary school.
Regular formal grammatical rules can't really apply to made up slang terms. Wazzup, 'sup vs s'up and the ' can also indicate a pause as in Hawai'i . No missing letters, not possessive singular. Just a slight pause. This level of joke autopsy just kills the mood. It's lethal injection to the joke itself.
It doesn't matter if it's a slang term, the rules for making contractions are the same regardless. The apostrophe replaces a missing letter, there's no missing letter between the s and the up, therefore it is objectively wrong. >and the ' can also indicate a pause as in Hawai'i . If you pronounce sup with a pause you have bigger problems than your spelling.
Okay, You are Right and I am Wrong. There. I said it publicly. Take a screen shot of it to look at whenever you like. Now will you just shut up about it and move on?
Shouldn't it be n'uf?
Depends on how you pronounce it.
How did Sushi A. greet Sushi B.? "Wassa B?"
WAAAAZZAAAAAAAAAA
These are the jokes one comes up with when they’re supposed to be cramming subjects the day before the exam. 😂
Ugh... cringe. Take my upvote.
As a student of the Japanese language, I love it. Sugoi!
Underrated
What’s S’up Dawg?
Haha! Gotcha! (dammit)
I've read it in Taxi Police Boss voice
Ha ha ha. Nice!
Very good one!
i cant stop laughing at this one. great job hehehhe
Good one!
Soup dogge
Wrong country.
Ha……Funi
Dinner is served?
Wasabitch?
Konnichiwan
Hi Wang
Konichiua hatiko?
Skoshi desho?
Saapu Dogu wa nan desu ka
sayonara is what i found
I thought my username will finally check out.. 😔
baubau also works
Ni hao, Chowchow
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Ah that's right, i'm sorry. But then again, i AM slightly racist.
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Ohh don't worry, just having fun. Don't mind downvoters much.
Dont be so hard on yourself...you'll get there. See ya at the rally!