I doubt it would be related--why would any Americans care enough to make any use of the term, derogatory or otherwise?
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> why would any Americans care enough to make any use of the term, derogatory or otherwise?
I care about the Jamaican Maroons! Totally badass! "Fuck all y'all, we're up in the mountains. It's bad for you if you come at us."
Maroon was always paired with "im-bess-ill" for imbecile with Bugs, so I suspect it had nothing to do with any known terms, just comical miss-prow-nun-see-ations.
I have never read the book, so-- I have seen 2 trailers for Perks of Being a Wallflower, one of which features "come on Eileen", and one of which features David Bowie's "Heroes", and I can't tell whether this is a period piece, and the people are my age, but teenagers in 1980 whatever, or if they are hipsters. Please advise.
and I can't tell whether this is a period piece, and the people are my age, but teenagers in 1980 whatever,
I think it's this. Also it's gotten really good reviews.
The book is set in the 1980s.
Nothing to see here. Move along. Move along.
God bless Shane Black for giving me someonething else to ship Stark with. He is my favourite Marvel LBD.
I just saw Frankenweenie. That lightly hit a few current hot buttons, but what a fun movie. Definitely the best Tim Burton movie since...I think I may go with Jilli here and say Big Fish.
And, again, agreeing with Jilli, I'm not sure I could see Big Fish again anytime soon.