Quote from: Dr. Worm;1329240no it doesn't

For fuck's sake, please stop correcting me.
All of you. About anything.


"... shit / ... tricks"

It's an oblique (or "slant") rhyme; classified as such due to an imperfect phonetic similarity.

Shakespeare used similar imperfect phrasing in some of his sonnets. ("broken" and "open" in Sonnet 61.)
It's canon. Deal with it.

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Quote from: i'm slurpeeclock;1329264For fuck's sake, please stop correcting me.
All of you. About anything.


"... shit / ... tricks"

It's an oblique (or "slant") rhyme; classified as such due to an imperfect phonetic similarity.

Shakespeare used similar imperfect phrasing in some of his sonnets. ("broken" and "open" in Sonnet 61.)
It's canon. Deal with it.

Nope, not a rhyme.

Quote from: Dr. Worm;1329274Nope, not a rhyme.

You're not a rhyme, bitch.

Owned.

Quote from: i'm slurpeeclock;1329264For fuck's sake, please stop correcting me.
All of you. About anything.


"... shit / ... tricks"

It's an oblique (or "slant") rhyme; classified as such due to an imperfect phonetic similarity.

Shakespeare used similar imperfect phrasing in some of his sonnets. ("broken" and "open" in Sonnet 61.)
It's canon. Deal with it.

Slupee. I'm sure the black people didn't choose to say it that way for that reason.

The majority of rhyme is intuitive; that's not really the point.