I think I know that mo’fo’. And really, if some one said that to me I’d tell them to put a sweater on. Or inquire if they were some type of aspic and would they be “set” soon? If there is a place of judgement after death and people were held accountable for what they said…..how many times would “I’m gonna kill you” come up? And really, “rocks” are a remainder of continental drift, not an adjective. The casualuizing of society is disturbing at best. I don’t care to know what my coworkers navels look like. I don’t think that even if adorned with a navel ring that a bare belly constitutes self expression. Then again….I rarely get as far as noticing peoples obvious panty lines…they lose me the moment they open their mouths. I’ll admit, I often spell badly and my punctuation leaves something to be desired. I also have a rather foolish haircut at the moment (through little fault of my own). But I am happy to be held accountable for how I present myself to the world. I’m not alone in my closet singing into a hairbrush. I don’t have a reasonable expectation of privacy while speeding along a public highway picking my nose. Shall we dare utter the magic words? The veritable ‘open seasame’ to the public countenance? .......p-e-r-s-o-n-a-l R-E-S-P-O-N-S-I-B-L-I-T-Y (but of course you didn’t here that from me. I’m pro tattletale and anti don’t ask, don’t tell. If you want the world to be a decent place then put down your nintendo and figure out how to act like a person (or dare I ask….a citizen!)

I had a friend who was a nerd and from the ghetto at the same time. He worked with me a short while and it was very interesting to listen to the difference when he was talking to me and when he was relating a conversation between him and his “bros”.

He was a “nerd talking mo’fo”. :)

(That’s High Rising Terminals, not Hormone Replacement Therapy!)

It’s become extremely common in many parts of the world, and you’re more likely to hear it in female speech than male.
There are a few theories as to why people do this – nervousness, as an effort to “retain the floor” in a conversation by making it seem as though you haven’t actually finished your sentence – but that doesn’t mean I have to like it! It really does make a difference to how intelligent you seem to others, especially when paired with frequent and unnecessary use of “like”.
I hate it on the rare occasion that I find myself showing either of these speech traits, but for the most part I seem to avoid them.