Yeah for sure, there are cases or dialects where people sub the past tense in for the PP (eg “I don’t want any of your old broke shit.”) But even in those dialects I’d guess the PP is standard more often than not-- I don’t think too many people would accept a “stole car” over a stolen one, or a “blew fuse” instead of blown.
them there lingo do be changin’ tho, fr fr
Yeah for sure, there are cases or dialects where people sub the past tense in for the PP (eg “I don’t want any of your old broke shit.”) But even in those dialects I’d guess the PP is standard more often than not-- I don’t think too many people would accept a “stole car” over a stolen one, or a “blew fuse” instead of blown.