Stop calling them rims!!

They're wheels.

To repeat from yesterday...
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Rims is a vernacular term now used by the ricers, low riders and the show truck crowd. It is a term that grew from the time when steel wheels had snap-on rims that would cover the steel and dress up the wheel. (There are some of these steel wheels around to this day.) I'm not talking about hubcaps either. Hubcaps cover the hubs. Rims snapped onto the edge. They were a great accessory because curb rash could be economically resolved by replacing the rim rather than the entire wheel. The natural evolution has left us with three-piece wheels; those that allow for a "rim" to be replaced should they become damaged. Since the majority of wheels of discussion are one-piece, those wheels don't have the "accessories" of the early steel wheels nor the "rim" of a three-piece wheel. In fact, the edge of the wheel is still technically referred to as the rim of the wheel. Thus, it's a grammatical mistake to call wheels by a part of the wheel. They're just wheels.

"Chipped"
David_K: (to Audiboy1618) Your an idiot!
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Audiboy1618: Daves a Dick.
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David_K: Ross is a ****
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Audiboy1618: bald or fur patch?
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David_K: dreadlocked!
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Audiboy1618: Dave was it really that bad the other night? i guess i need to take better care of myself. Hows your wife doin? she doesnt know yet does she?
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David_K: Suckerpunched!

Cheap shot!
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Audiboy1618: Take it like u did the other day dave.
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David_K: them banning words my friend. remember i can change what you say (well used to be able
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Audiboy1618: Im sorry davie.
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David_K: Thats right! I'm from the streets, bitch!
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Audiboy1618: Thats sounds famillair from the other day.
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David_K: ok dude sign up for my insult classes you really need some help. (thats not an insult im serious)