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Examples
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Or would you feel more at home if I was speaking ebonically?
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O'Neal: Probably the Big Aristotle because you don't really think an ebonically challenged guy like me would come with Aristotle quotes off the top of my head.
SI.com 2010
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But rest assured, my ebonically oriented brothers and sisters, it is.
Black Entertainment, Money, Style and Beauty Blogs - Black Voices Madison J. Gray 2010
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O'Neal: Probably the Big Aristotle because you don't really think an ebonically challenged guy like me would come with Aristotle quotes off the top of my head.
SI.com 2010
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speaking ebonically? no, but sorry that i assumed you recognized the latin verb root “to blacken”.
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(in black-face no less), Teenape, a misogynist ebonically challenged man-ape (in the vein of Teen Wolf), and a handful of cameos by Troma regulars Debbie Rochon, Trent Haaga, Doug Sakmann, and Lloyd Kaufman himself in a dance scene that ends the flick (most, if not all of Seaver's flicks end in dance scenes.)
Branded in the 80s! 2010
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(in black-face no less), Teenape, a misogynist ebonically challenged man-ape (in the vein of Teen Wolf), and a handful of cameos by Troma regulars Debbie Rochon, Trent Haaga, Doug Sakmann, and Lloyd Kaufman himself in a dance scene that ends the flick (most, if not all of Seaver's flicks end in dance scenes.)
Branded in the 80s! 2010
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(in black-face no less), Teenape, a misogynist ebonically challenged man-ape (in the vein of Teen Wolf), and a handful of cameos by Troma regulars Debbie Rochon, Trent Haaga, Doug Sakmann, and Lloyd Kaufman himself in a dance scene that ends the flick (most, if not all of Seaver's flicks end in dance scenes.)
Branded in the 80s! 2010
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(in black-face no less), Teenape, a misogynist ebonically challenged man-ape (in the vein of Teen Wolf), and a handful of cameos by Troma regulars Debbie Rochon, Trent Haaga, Doug Sakmann, and Lloyd Kaufman himself in a dance scene that ends the flick (most, if not all of Seaver's flicks end in dance scenes.)
Branded in the 80s! 2010
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(in black-face no less), Teenape, a misogynist ebonically challenged man-ape (in the vein of Teen Wolf), and a handful of cameos by Troma regulars Debbie Rochon, Trent Haaga, Doug Sakmann, and Lloyd Kaufman himself in a dance scene that ends the flick (most, if not all of Seaver's flicks end in dance scenes.)
Branded in the 80s! 2010
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