The tale begins on a "night I ain't forgotten" up on the common, when the girl falls pregnant.
The man who wrote songs with such titles as "Me and My Bitch," and lyrics like "Niggaz on the corner / I ain't forget you niggaz / My triple beam niggaz, word up," is shown listening to Richard Pryor on TV as he says that "nigger" should be dropped from the language.
GOOD DEED Pap always said, take a chicken when you get a chance, because if you don't want him yourself you can easy find somebody that does, and a good deed ain't ever forgot.
However, mum barks back "Hey, ain't you forgetting something?", at which point the two men share a kiss.
"I ain't going to forget where I came from," Iverson told Playboy.
The sexual menace at the heart of Mitchum's character, especially the threat of raping a minor at one point Cady says, "I got somethin' planned for your wife and kid they ain't never gonna forget"—was daring to depict in its day, leading to problems with censors and the removal of the word rape from the script.
Say it ain't so, Joe! Forget about Joe the Plumber, this is Joe Stalin.
But, don't forget, Hip ain't necessarily Cool.
Raney winks and drawls, "A face this ugly is kinda hard to forget, ain't it?" The day before, a front-page story had appeared in The Wall Street Journal detailing how Raney, along with a local coal baron, James H. Harless, had helped engineer President Bush's electoral victory in West Virginia last November.
Right wing columnists often conveniently forget that it ain't just at the bottom of society where we have problems.
