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Yeah, at first I just asked it to respond to the comment, but to put a little stank on it. It was using some outdated terms so I then asked it to only use slan
by appletrotter 3y ago
Yeah, at first I just asked it to respond to the comment, but to put a little stank on it.
It was using some outdated terms so I then asked it to only use slang from the last decade and this is what we got.
This is stank level 7/10. You can turn the stank up or down.
- tough 3y agoI learnt the use of stinkyness as slang for slang today? I think
- appletrotter 3y agoThe more you know! > THE AFRICAN AMERICAN VERNACULAR ENGLISH (AAVE) MEANING OF "STANK" "Stank" is an African American Vernacular English adjective that means "really stinks". “Stank” can also be an African American Vernacular English(AAVE) noun. One AAVE meaning for that noun is “someone or something who (that) really stinks”. No past tense is meant or implied by the AAVE word “stank”. > Although the word “stank” in the saying “Put some tank on it” originally meant to have an odorous (stinky) smell, the contemporary meaning of “stank” in that saying means to add your own unique flavor (style) to something that you do and in doing so, make it funky (with "funky" meaning "very good". > The phrase "add some soul to it" and "add your own flavor to the mix" are synonyms for "Put some stank on it". http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2020/11/what-african-american-originated-phrase.html?m=1 http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2020/11/what-african-america...
- tough 3y agoIt's funny because I didn't google but assumed just that, I guess I hallucinated as finely as best current LLM's do