I honestly have no idea what that means.
Someone please enlighten me.

And please don't lock this until I can respond to the answer with "Oh, well thats pretty ignorant."
Just planning ahead there.

 

Its the new catch phrase for your tiiiiiiiite civic. For instance - the other day i saw a civic on blingin 17's, so low he scraped, with a big arospeed (or similar) wing on it. Dont forget hte bodykit, altezzas, 37 gauges in the passenger compartment.

His license plate read: 1TYT WHP.

That should clarify. Yes its ignorant.

 

No. It doesn't really clarify.
Why "Whip?"
I don't get it. Assuming there is something to get.

Show your work RJ. If you don't show the work you don't get credit for the answer. Use the back of the exam if necessary.

 

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Ding! Winner winner chicken dinner.

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Couldnt find it on the back of the exam.



But! (all found using "whip" as the search query)

This is the " ill whip ho getter "



And this is a classic:



And another:

 

I cant call it ignorant since it doesn't even make enough sense for me to label it as anything.

I'll just say "Ummmm... Alrightythen."

Scott, who thinks we should just make up some arbitrary name for Honda race cars. I vote that we henceforth call them "Freds."

PS - Off to start having fun on the Fred Thread

 

"Whip" is a term coined by the hip-hop community for one of their vehicles or a vehicle in general

it's actual definition is lost to everyone but the originator

I say we now whip this thread locked

 

whip it, whip it good! - Devo

 

I'm going to buy 3 tite azz Civics and paint them all orange

 

Seems like it could be from someone mistakenly or perhaps kiddingly refering to whp no? Personally, I wish they had used bhp because "BAP" (or BAHP in this case) was the word we always used to mean glowing piece of $hit when refering to cars

Here's to hoping we can get that German piston in by the new year so we can get my bap running again

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by .RJ &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Its the new catch phrase for your tiiiiiiiite civic. For instance - the other day i saw a civic on blingin 17's, so low he scraped, with a big arospeed (or similar) wing on it. Dont forget hte bodykit, altezzas, 37 gauges in the passenger compartment.

His license plate read: 1TYT WHP.

That should clarify. Yes its ignorant.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I saw a black convertible 330Ci with the license plate "BIG WHIP"...naturally, he was driving like a jackass.

 

http://www.urbandictionary.com...=whip
A nice car AKA sick ride, wicked machine, pimpmobile, honey wagon, hooptie, underbucket

Yo, check my brand-new whip, dawg! Got it on sale at the used car lot for $500!

 

"Whip" as when using a quirt to persuade a horse to haul ***, is my guess.
"Give her the whip in top cog"

 

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Scott, who thinks we should just make up some arbitrary name for Honda race cars. I vote that we henceforth call them "Freds."
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Makes about as much sense as "bucket" or "piece," common honda racecar names. I prefer "retirement fund." At least "hatchcrap" has some intuitive meaning.

 

I seriously doubt this has any relation to the 'whip' term being used to describe cars, but in manufacturing plants, the term WIP (pronounced whip) is used for 'work in progress.' Of course, that would actually make a little sense, so that couldn't be right.

-Chris

 

Not so culturally enlightened but my guess the etymology has more to do with, "whip your skinny *** into submission" than anything about horses. Sort of along the lines of "owned," which always makes me feel a little icky.

K

 

i like it when people use the term whip

it easily separates us from them

 

Sup.

My whip's a hatchcrap.

Did I do that right?

 

A car is called a "whip" because of the way you're supposed to drive it.

Before "whip" got big, the method of driving referred to as "whippin it" was what this forum calls "jackassery."

How to whip your whip:

*Drive with the seat reclined as far back as will allow you to see.
*Lean to one side.
*Use only one hand.
*The more the car jerks under your steering input, the better.
*Weave in and out of traffic, even if it is not necessary to go faster.
*DO NOT USE TURN SIGNALS!!
*If you are driving a manual-trannied car, you must chirp your tires.
*Smoke weed while speeding.
*Play your music as loud as it will possibly go.

Those of us in the mid-Atlantic area and the South will only associate this kind of driving with poorly modified Civics/Integras and other inexpensive cars driven by Eminem look-alikes with visors on.

However, the further up north you go, the more it becomes rich people (of varying race) pulling this ****, usually in Navigators, X5s, Escalades, Maximas, and Acura Legends.

 

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My whip's a hatchcrap.

Did I do that right?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Haha, that is funny.

Its called a whip because you whip that mug to and fro while driving down the scrizzie.

 

I could be wrong but I think George told me it was his political preference.

 

Naw, Sir. Tories more like it.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Aleister Crowley &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">A car is called a "whip" because of the way you're supposed to drive it.

Before "whip" got big, the method of driving referred to as "whippin it" was what this forum calls "jackassery."

How to whip your whip:

*Drive with the seat reclined as far back as will allow you to see.
*Lean to one side.
*Use only one hand.
*The more the car jerks under your steering input, the better.
*Weave in and out of traffic, even if it is not necessary to go faster.
*DO NOT USE TURN SIGNALS!!
*If you are driving a manual-trannied car, you must chirp your tires.
*Smoke weed while speeding.
*Play your music as loud as it will possibly go.

Those of us in the mid-Atlantic area and the South will only associate this kind of driving with poorly modified Civics/Integras and other inexpensive cars driven by Eminem look-alikes with visors on.

However, the further up north you go, the more it becomes rich people (of varying race) pulling this ****, usually in Navigators, X5s, Escalades, Maximas, and Acura Legends.</TD></TR></TABLE>

You had it 100% correct until you said that in the south, it's Eminem types in Hondas and the like. It's ACTUALLY the playas wit dey gold teefes driving gigantic American iron like 1970 Cutlasses, 1982 Caprices, and 2000 Navigators (on dat special lease). I have to deal with this every day.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Catch 22 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Scott, who thinks we should just make up some arbitrary name for Honda race cars. I vote that we henceforth call them "Freds."

PS - Off to start having fun on the Fred Thread</TD></TR></TABLE>
Now I know where the Fred thing came from.....

 

Damnit, I meant to say whig.