Deshawne Wallace IV intro

[Deshawne Wallace IV]

My cousin introduced me to this website and yall probably know him but I am not going to reveal his username. I am of black origin from Southwestern Africa. This is near the small country of Sierra Leone. I love Voodoo in the Cajun Louisiana style. I was born in deep Louisiana and I have been practicing Voodoo my entire life. I brought Voodoo with me when I moved to Southern Alabama to work at a local Popeyes in the town of Daphne, AL. I live a few minutes away from my job in a small treehouse near a swamp. You could say I'm the black version of Tarzan I hope to meet President Obama one day and teach him the ways of Cajun Voodooism. I occasionally hook up with an overweight white woman who works at the Daphne strip club. This is a summary of my life, but always remember, Voodoo comes first.

[Wadaad]

Obviously a white guy just from how you post (no AAVE)

[sql]

Voodahoo akbar!!!!

[Oneeye]

Obviously a white guy just from how you post (no AAVE)

Is he setting off your honkey-dar?

[Wadaad]

Is he setting off your honkey-dar?

Well, you be the judge:

I brought Voodoo with me when I moved to Southern Alabama to work at a local Popeyes in the town of Daphne, AL. I live a few minutes away from my job in a small treehouse near a swamp.

His prose is that of a caucasoid indeed...subject verb agreement are straightforward; sentence pattern is short and trite.

"this is a summary of my life"...as if a Black guy will ever write shit like that. It sounds like something "McCool" would write.

[Oneeye]

Well, you be the judge:



His prose is that of a caucasoid indeed...subject verb agreement are straightforward; sentence pattern is short and trite.

"this is a summary of my life"...as if a Black guy will ever write shit like that. It sounds like something "McCool" would write.

True, that paragraph is not in ebonic prose.

[Deshawne Wallace IV]

True, that paragraph is not in ebonic prose.

My dialect is Cajun, not Ebonics

[Oneeye]

My dialect is Cajun, not Ebonics

[Deshawne Wallace IV]

These remind me of the white folks from my hometown in the heart of Cajun Southern Louisiana. Thank you, homeboy

[Ardell]

He ain't a bruva innit