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		| Originally posted by ABBAKiss I mean the speech where people talk over each other and say the same thing over and over again without proper diction.  Like on a Ricki Lake show (although I hear this in public also, but just by way of example) when one woman screams, "And what? And what?  And what?  I din' axe you..." while the other is screaming at the same time "Step off, bitch, Step off, step off, step off, you don' know me."  I associate that with ebonics (not black people, but the style of speech).  You don't often hear people with proper British accents, for example, talking over each other like that.
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  Proper, meaning received BBC English accents ... no.  But you frequently hear similar badly-pronounced, repeated, nonsensical aggressive filler-type stuff yelled by british people with grating accents around closing time ....