Well, GUEST Q, glad you brought " Black ghetto English" They called that "ebonics". Well, we got the same thing *going down* out here in this Wes Ginny holler and it's called "Bubba-onics" and Iz just checked out the "Bubbaonics Grammer Book" and Iz here to tell ya' that "well good" ain't good English at all. But it is acceptable ifinz ya' put a comma between 'em like:

"Well, good shine, Rufus. And real good smooth, too."

See how that flows and ya' don't have to worry about offending no adverds or paranthetical this's of that's, fir that matter.

I hoped that helped ya'all out and ifinz ya got any more questions about the English language, you got the right guy fir the job.

Bobert