sumpin

And via Racialicious, here's a little sumpin 'sumpin' to make you think hard about the intersection between race and gender: a nice, long, fascinating article about transgender people of color.

The "Missing Black Woman Formation" 2008

And via Racialicious, here's a little sumpin 'sumpin' to make you think hard about the intersection between race and gender: a nice, long, fascinating article about transgender people of color.

SeeLight: 2008

The novelistic slam dunk relies, I'm currently convinced, on a combo of powerful, focused structure, and that little sumpin 'sumpin' called fire, or power, or firepower, that the best writers bring to the language and meaning.

SeeLight: 2007

The novelistic slam dunk relies, I'm currently convinced, on a combo of powerful, focused structure, and that little sumpin 'sumpin' called fire, or power, or firepower, that the best writers bring to the language and meaning.

Blogaverse Reading Update 2007

The caption I have picked out for this picture goes a little sumpin sumpin like this -- Damn, those Chinese really are serious about getting rid of those cats.

Mitchieville's Salute To Law Enforcement 2008

I also noticed how she again pandered to the vote in W. Virginia by saying "sumpin", instead of something.

Clinton draws parallel between her campaign, JFK's 1960 run 2008

Sane casual clothing but with a little sumpin' sumpin' thrown in.

"The man of the moment is an urchin, a wraith or an underfed runt." Ann Althouse 2008

Just remember, every girl likes a little sumpin' sumpin', romantic and cheesy, that is.

Hometown Buffet - The Perfect Un-Valentine's Day Dinner e d b m 2007

There was "sumpin" now on all the other faces in the omnibus, and it was

Little Folks Astray Sophie May 1869

Lipsky also feels the need to translate Wallace's colloquialisms and then provide the original: "I read something ( 'sumpin' ')."

Boston Phoenix - thePhoenix.com 2010