It would be the biggest shocker ever to me

[EnergizedLib]

If the hard r - the er - *wasn’t* a part of Charlie Kirk’s vocabulary behind closed doors. I’d bet good money on it.

You know which word I’m talking about.

The only respect in which Charlie Kirk deserves to remembered is as an example of how not to live life.

[niyad]

1. No, I don't.

[AZJonnie]

2. I think they mean not the pronunciation that end in -a commonly used in-group, but the one that ends in -er

That isn't so commonly used? I was thinking of an Ice-T song, Straight Up N...

I could be wrong but it makes sense in context.

[niyad]

4. I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.

[EnergizedLib]

5. That's exactly what I mean

[niyad]

9. Given the responses, it should be clear that you were not clear.

[niyad]

11. I am not familar with his music.

[herding cats]

7. They're referring to the derogatory slur for a black person

The N-word.

[niyad]

8. Thank you. I had no clue what the OP was talking about.

[herding cats]

10. You're welcome. It took me a minute to figure it out too.

The Ice T reference above was my clue in.

[niyad]

12. I am not familiar with his music, so that was no help. I feel like I

need a translator sometimes for contemporary usage. The editor in me cringes frequently.

[herding cats]

13. I don't understand why not just say N-word?

Especially this early when many of us aren't caffeinated properly yet.

[niyad]

14. Exactly!

[orleans]

3. sorry, can't crack this code talk you're doing nt

[Jacson6]

6. .-- .... .- - ..--.. (WHAT?) n/t