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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's normal in black or Latino communities to call children mama, mami, pop, or papi. I personally call my dd mama pretty much every day. It's only odd if you're not familiar with different cultures I guess. [/quote]

This is more socioeconomic than race/ethnic. You rarely hear children called mama/papa among my middle to upper income hispanic and black friends (and I'm hispanic). i have, however, heard it among family members in lower socioeconomic classes.[/quote]

Are you calling me a poor? You're wrong sweetie. I'm a lawyer. [/quote]

There are poor lawyers.[/quote]

LMAO, yes, the poor ones are probably the ones who don't have a good understanding of how punctuation should be used and how it can effect a sentence's meaning. For example, it should be, "You're wrong, Sweetie." There needs to be a comma after "wrong." A similar sentence would be, "You're pretty, Sarah." How much sense does, "You're pretty Sarah" make? That looks so wrong![/quote]

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