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Forums => English & Linguistics => Topic started by: Patrick on June 08, 2005, 10:13:16 AM
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When does one use supercede the other?
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Use "whore" in scriptural senses, as in "Yea, verily, thou art a great and abominable whore, Patrick who is surnamed Poyfair." Use "ho" in a more urban sense, as in "You a crazy stupid ho, Pat."
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How do you know he is able to be abomined?
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Trust me—he is.
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Um, does that mean you've done it?
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I'm afrad to ask—done what?
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Abomined Pat.
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Ah, yes. Many times, actually. I'm abomining him right now.
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I'm afrad to ask—done what?
Clearly, Jon really was thrown for a loop.
Here, I think you lost this.
(http://www.homestead.com/scrabblecentral/files/btanI.gif)
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As regards the original question, I believe if you are a polar elf of the jolly variety, the preferred term is "Ho."
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Joe is the Ho of all the earth.
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Let me get this straight:
Whore is pronounced "Hor", right?
And Ho is pronounced "Ho".
Everyone I know reads "Whore" as "Ho". I've always been tremendously confused.
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:huh:
Everyone you know is reading it wrong. "Ho" is nothing more than an African-American version of "whore."
Edit: Maybe they're just weird Canadians who don't pronounce their r's.
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It's a tough row to ho, and he's just the Joe to ho it.
Or... maybe that was supposed to be "hoe".
Nevermind....