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7/27/2012 5:03:55 PM
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What does "fo shizzle my hizzle" actually mean?
While we're here what does fo sho mo fro mean also? I'm not hip and down with the kids these days.
[Edited on 07.27.2012 9:10 AM PDT]
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Try PMing Black Patty. I'm sure he'll know.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] gamerzgirl I always say, 'nizzle'. What's a hizzle?[/quote] Agreed, besides not knowing what it means. OP seems to not understand it either. Fo shizzle ma nizzle. I believe i heard Snoop dawg say it in a song if i am correct. Since he used/does talk like that in occasion. But yes. As others have its a way to say 'I agree' For sure my -blam!-. (ghetto n-word) Thats what it means. [Edited on 07.27.2012 9:30 AM PDT]
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something very stupid...
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"Are you for certain that is the case my fellow comrade?" Obviously "fo" is "for" and I assume "shizzle" is "sure" and I've never herd "hizzle" but I can assume it is just a way to address a friend. "Are you [for] sure my [friend]?" But now that I think about it, it is probably more like "For sure my [friend]" as in the speaker is in agreement. [Edited on 07.27.2012 9:15 AM PDT]
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I always say, 'nizzle'. What's a hizzle?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] lukeanatr fo sho mo fro [/quote] SCO PO TRO NO FRO JO KO FO TO DO!
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Kids say this? Geez. Learn English. From the sound of it, it sounds like "I am in agreement, friend". That extremely white for "For sure".
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*walks away*
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Didn't Google tell you?
