WFMU: Seven Second Delay with Ken and Andy: Playlist from November 14, 2007

Listener comments!
	6:16pm Doug: The Slang Remains the Same
	6:23pm Ike: No, no no no no. Shorty = child!
	6:24pm Ike: But I've heard it used in numerous episodes of "The Wire"!
	6:25pm krex: used to be used for 'kid' alot - more often for a chick now.
	6:25pm Jonathan: Nope. Shorty = Your girlfriend. She's usually "shorter" than you are. "Going to the party with my shorty"
	6:25pm pfapfap: So should we not mention urbandictionary.com?
	6:26pm Ruff G: USED to mean child but now means a honey....
	6:27pm Duncan: They definitely used it to mean girl on The Wire.
	6:27pm Ike: Damn that long lead time for production of "The Wire"! All the slang is outdated by now! Ummmm and also I'm way behind on the DVDs.
	6:29pm FD: no phone access Ken. chat room submission allowed?
	6:32pm mouse: Chat Room Slang Submission: LUCY (I assume it's spelled this way) (Jersey City slang?)
	6:35pm krex: hmmm - I remember 'loosies'.
	6:37pm mouse: I know, I just figured that if a kid wrote it they'd spell it LUCY.
	6:38pm CB: This guy on the phone doesn't know what he's talking about! Shorty is -girlfriend-. There are numerous hit songs on the radio currently who use it in this way, including one where "Shorty" is in the chorus.
	6:40pm krex: I've heard 'hoopty' used to mean 'something kewl'. I think that guy was off on his slang.
	6:40pm FD: batch submission, MAP OF TASMANIA SUMMER TEETH
	6:41pm Ike: Clearly, tall women are currently out of style. And because I'm always out of style, I hereby invite all those sadly neglected tall women to go out with me. Rowr.
	6:41pm TRocks: BS, KREX, hoopty is a car. It's always been a car.
	6:41pm Listener Mike in CA.: "S.F.L.B."
	6:42pm Willy Voet: Define: "a hopper" or "tip on out"
	6:46pm JH: "Losing My Religion" is an expression from the southern region of the United States, and means losing one's temper or civility, or "flying off the handle". - WIKIPEDIA
	6:52pm Listener John: How about the verb phrase "to Heino it?" definition: 1. to sing a song (especially a German song) badly and in a generally creepy way; 2. to sing in the manner of the German singer Heino.
	6:56pm Tom: Ha ha, we haven't had a 7SD this good for quite some time
	7:11pm Joe: Quite so
	10:51am Erik: I can't stay silent: this was a damn funny show, and I learned stuff! It even had some unusually moving moments.
	11:37am Listener Dave: zatumba
	11:50pm Joe: There you go. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury you see what I'm dealing with here the man is CLEARLY a pedophile..

Seven Second Delay with Ken and Andy: Playlist from November 14, 2007

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November 14, 2007: Slang Contest

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Listener comments!
	6:16pm Doug: The Slang Remains the Same
	6:23pm Ike: No, no no no no. Shorty = child!
	6:24pm Ike: But I've heard it used in numerous episodes of "The Wire"!
	6:25pm krex: used to be used for 'kid' alot - more often for a chick now.
	6:25pm Jonathan: Nope. Shorty = Your girlfriend. She's usually "shorter" than you are. "Going to the party with my shorty"
	6:25pm pfapfap: So should we not mention urbandictionary.com?
	6:26pm Ruff G: USED to mean child but now means a honey....
	6:27pm Duncan: They definitely used it to mean girl on The Wire.
	6:27pm Ike: Damn that long lead time for production of "The Wire"! All the slang is outdated by now! Ummmm and also I'm way behind on the DVDs.
	6:29pm FD: no phone access Ken. chat room submission allowed?
	6:32pm mouse: Chat Room Slang Submission: LUCY (I assume it's spelled this way) (Jersey City slang?)
	6:35pm krex: hmmm - I remember 'loosies'.
	6:37pm mouse: I know, I just figured that if a kid wrote it they'd spell it LUCY.
	6:38pm CB: This guy on the phone doesn't know what he's talking about! Shorty is -girlfriend-. There are numerous hit songs on the radio currently who use it in this way, including one where "Shorty" is in the chorus.
	6:40pm krex: I've heard 'hoopty' used to mean 'something kewl'. I think that guy was off on his slang.
	6:40pm FD: batch submission, MAP OF TASMANIA SUMMER TEETH
	6:41pm Ike: Clearly, tall women are currently out of style. And because I'm always out of style, I hereby invite all those sadly neglected tall women to go out with me. Rowr.
	6:41pm TRocks: BS, KREX, hoopty is a car. It's always been a car.
	6:41pm Listener Mike in CA.: "S.F.L.B."
	6:42pm Willy Voet: Define: "a hopper" or "tip on out"
	6:46pm JH: "Losing My Religion" is an expression from the southern region of the United States, and means losing one's temper or civility, or "flying off the handle". - WIKIPEDIA
	6:52pm Listener John: How about the verb phrase "to Heino it?" definition: 1. to sing a song (especially a German song) badly and in a generally creepy way; 2. to sing in the manner of the German singer Heino.
	6:56pm Tom: Ha ha, we haven't had a 7SD this good for quite some time
	7:11pm Joe: Quite so
	10:51am Erik: I can't stay silent: this was a damn funny show, and I learned stuff! It even had some unusually moving moments.
	11:37am Listener Dave: zatumba
	11:50pm Joe: There you go. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury you see what I'm dealing with here the man is CLEARLY a pedophile..

Seven Second Delay with Ken and Andy: Playlist from November 14, 2007

Listener comments!

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