Given it's unquestionably offensive roots, is the word "wigger" inherently offensive, or is it simply the evolutionary adaptation of the American lexicon to include descriptors for people like Kevin Federline, Paul Wall, and that dude from Color Me Badd?
Should we all adapt the British equivalent, "chav?" I think it's cooler. I also like "wanker," "bugger," and "Bob's your uncle."
3 months ago
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Cristi and I used to refer to people who lived in Audubon (one of the Slidell neighborhoods) and borrowed their mom's Camry to go cruise the K-Mart parking lot "Audubon Wiggers." I don't know if it's offensive on any other level, but I think that guy from Color Me Badd is narsty.
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