Yo - leaving with a trainer, what to pack for 6 weeks?

There's a reason it's known as "Philthadelphia" to everyone else outside the area.

 

Yo. I b gettin' jiggy wit' it.

And I haven't a clue as to the meaning of such a turn of phrase.

 

LOL... as another driver mentioned, one of the worst phrases out there has to be, "You feel me?" The answer is self-evident and a resounding "NO!" What kind of man asks another man if he can "feel" (a physical touch) him? This IS what the question is literally asking. I've been asked this twice by younger guys in conversation and although I know they mean it metaphorically, my response was the same in both situations. "NO, I don't feel you and have no desire to feel you in any manner."

 

So "sup homie I'm be a big RRig tRuk dRRRiva wat i's needa pac? Ya freel me homie?" Wouldn't have been better than "yo" as title?

 

Just wondering... How would you feel if the subject title was "howdy"?

 

We like that it keeps people out

 

LMAO... If you don't conform to the "Big 10-4 Good Buddy catch you on the flip" crowd In guess you don't belong in a truck, because that makes all then difference in whether or not you can actually drive...

 

The question is asking, literally, whether you can empathize with him -- not whether you share a dermatological bond.

 

After 28 days without, why even bother?

 

Because the banzai trees growing in the crotch needed watering.....