Reading “Boondocks” recently, I was reminded yet again that when Huey scores a zinger off his little brother he yells “Brooklyn!” What is the origin of that? And can (should) I incorporate this into my everyday speech? 
Nah, it’s Caesar who’s the snap-master. And he’s from Brooklyn. So when he wins he shouts out for his home town.
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Nah, it’s Caesar who’s the snap-master. And he’s from Brooklyn. So when he wins he shouts out for his home town.
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So I’m stuck yelling “Illadelph!”? ![]()
Oh well.
People do that all the freakin’ time around here. But then again, I do live in Brooklyn.