Remember... Any declarative sentence can begin with the word Like and end with the word Man Try this:
Say it "Like", and add "Dig". Say it "Dig", and add "Man". Say it "Like", and add "Dig". Say it "Like This", and add "You Dig".
Remember: "Like", or "Man", or even, "Dig" are the key to basic spoken Hip Try This: "I am going to the Post Office" becomes Hip by saying: "Like I'm going to the Post Office Man" or "Man I'm going to the Post Office Like or even "Man, Like I'm going to the Post Office"
"Like", or "Man", or "Dig", or "Like", or "Like", or "Man", "Like", "Dig", or "Man", "Like", "Dig", or "Like", or "Man", or "Dig", or "Like", or "Man", "Man, or even "Dig".
"You Dig"
And I'm Hip This compleats your language intructions records in "Spoken Hip". Now that you studied this record you should be able to work Hip expressions on your everday conversation. Experiment using the words "Like" and "Man" For Only with practice you gaining Confidence and authority that's necessary to convince a real Hipster that Hip is your language. And I'm Hip
"You Dig" "Like", or "Man", or "Dig", or "Like", or "Like", or "Man", "Like", "Dig", or "Man", "Like", "Dig", or "Like", or "Man", or "Dig", or "Like", or "Man", "Man, or even "Man". And I'm Hip
"Like", or "Man", or "Dig", or "Like", or "Like", or "Man", "Like", "Dig", or "Man", "Like", "Dig", or "Like", or "Man", or "Dig", or "Like", or "Man", "Man, or even "Men". And I'm Hip