strugglingtobeheard:
cupcakesclothesconvo:
1. I’m around da corner. = I’m 45 minutes away
2 .We in Dis Bitch! = We Will be attending the event …
3.”Free my ni**a ______” = Although he did commit a crime that is against the law.. free him because he is my friend.
4. “So you Mad?” = “it amuses me that your angered by what just occurred when it didn’t seem like a big deal to me” …
5 .”You wasn’t with me shootin in the gym” = you did not contribute to my current success in any way, shape or form.
6.Where dey do dat at? = What type of establishment allows behavior of that sort?
7.”Im Bout To Go Ham!!!” = If you say 1 more thing that displeases me. I shall be forced to take disciplinary actions
8.”I got da whip”= My mother was kind enough to let me use the car.
9.”You Tryna Chill? = I really want to engage in ‘Official Sexual Activity’ with you but if I said so, you might say No
10.”I’m chillin tonight” = My current financial situation is not budgeted for extra curricular activity.”
11.”You aint bout that life” = Your living standards are not fit for the situation at hand!
12.”Shit just got real” = The situation has escalated to the highest point of seriousness & is no longer a laughing matter!!
I’m not the originator of this, but I found it on FB and I completely agree!! Too funny!
i died at number 1 cause i be running on that time all the time.
(via lucifornication)
[F]or the first several years the SAT was offered, males scored higher than females on the Math section but females achieved higher scores on the Verbal section. ETS policy-makers determined that the Verbal test needed to be “balanced” more in favor of males, and added questions pertaining to politics, business and sports to the Verbal portion. Since that time, males have outscored females on both the Math and Verbal sections. Dwyer notes that no similar effort has been made to “balance” the Math section, and concludes that, “It could be done, but it has not been, and I believe that probably an unconscious form of sexism underlies this pattern. When females show the superior performance, ‘balancing’ is required; when males show the superior performance, no adjustments are necessary.” —
“Gender Bias in College Admissions Tests”, FairTest.org. (via vaginawoolf)
We were told our English Lang GCSEs were often about sport or politics because boys often underperformed in that exam. I can’t even fathom the number of things wrong with this kind of thinking.
(via benedictatorship)
i don’t understand how this is “unconscious” they saw numbers of both males and females and only made adjustments for the males. that is pretty damn blatant and conscious to me.
(via strugglingtobeheard)
(Source: fairtest.org, via madriche)
