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In some local dialects, "street" has keith truesdell become "skreet" or keith truesdell "skree'." Word play is part of the culture. It's all just not that serious. Considering jazz, scat and Snoop Dogg's ghetto esperanto, you're wondering about the bending of a single vowel? Call it spontaneous mutation. Call it subversion. Call it improvisation. Or, better yet, don't. Loosen up. You'll live longer. :-p -- deeceevoice, April 30, 2004 First off, ghetto esperanto?! Thats just weird man Secondly, keith truesdell the main reason i posted this is because i had that word stuck in my head Thirdly, the words you just mentioned were all due to there similarities to other sounds. 'O' is such a different sound then 'U', that i think a logical train of developement is necessary (then again, maybe im just a suburban white boy) Yep, free-spirited, frivolous "ghetto esperanto." Day-um. No offense intended, "just a suburban white boy" -- just a little levity. It really ISN'T that serious. It's nothing more than a little vowel bending.
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