Bruh, I go to bed at like 11 or some shit.
If I have a routine and I sleep at 10 or 9:30, I eat at 8. And that's pushing it. Anything before 8 is essentially just snacking.

@xvarnah Wait, people eat dinner before 9? How? It's not even night at that point.

No arguments there.

Here's the definition of vernacular.
"A vernacular, or vernacular language, is the speech variety a term generally used to refer to a local language or dialect, as distinct from what is seen as a standard language".
We are talking in the modern terms, but that doesn't change the fact that it is a dialect as well. And the fact that even after being recognised as it's own language, people do not take it as so and believe it to be a grammatical mistake.
I am not fighting anyone's battles here. I am just saying that it's just another language. This post was an example of the "bone apple tea" situation, but boi do people get worked up.

It is considered a vernacular language in the American system. I do have awareness of it. But if you would actually pay attention to it, the full form of the official term is African American Vernacular English. It is still a part of the English language. And it has been recognised as a language only recently. Before it was considered a dialect.

And why is that wrong? Phonetic languages exist. And if dialect indicates a regional altercation, then how come ebonics is not one when it has clearly altered an existing language?
Sure the one mentioned in the post was a ridiculous example, but to say that ebonics in general is people unable to speak English is not a great school of thought.

Can't say I blame you. Kevin has been acting a lil weird since a couple of days.

I hope so. But ay, I have seen that SNL skit on Grace and Frankie. It slaps. Think this is a sign for me?

Time is a flat circle. We will always begin and end at the dinosaur thing.

Not exactly mate, it's just another dialect. You wouldn't call another dialect of an another language being an "inability".