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Re: different levels of being black
Originally Posted by BlackDragon
more than that RS come on..we've both been here along time and i've heard that ---- more than twice...
and its not just on here its in the real world as well..I'm not sure who you hang out with or how its like over there but i've heard that plenty of times in my life time. and its not just mockery of black people. Not like you would tell me anyways to prove my point but then again like I said its not just black i've HEARD that use slurs of there own race its other races as well. |
Re: different levels of being black
Originally Posted by BlackDragon
more than that RS come on..we've both been here along time and i've heard that ---- more than twice...
and its not just on here its in the real world as well..I'm not sure who you hang out with or how its like over there but i've heard that plenty of times in my life time. and its not just mockery of black people. Not like you would tell me anyways to prove my point but then again like I said its not just black i've HEARD that use slurs of there own race its other races as well. Muphuckin nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga.. Shyit nigga. |
Re: different levels of being black
Originally Posted by random-strike
honestly. never hear it.
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Re: different levels of being black
Originally Posted by BlackDragon
thats fine won't go any further there. but believe me when i say i've heard it
we don't do that ---- round here |
Re: different levels of being black
TAKE NOTES:
Meet Ben...... http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/3190/benuc2.jpg Ben is one of my painters who happens to be black. Ben went to private school in South Dakota, and now lives in the shithole known as Minneapolis. Ben's daily objective is to work as many hours as possible, and at $18/hour, it's a good move. Ben doesn't eat any fast food, he's a health nut, and owns nothing of material value to make people think he doesn't live in the sub 200K house that he does. He's only proud that it's in his name. I've talked to Ben many times about how he came out to be a productive human, yet many people that grew up around him didn't. The only answer he ever offers is a puzzled look and "I just never cared about any of that ----". Sometimes when I bring it up, I feel like I'm asking Paris Hilton how she ever didn't become a dirty mexican. A blank confused look says it best. Black People, please scratch DMX off your myspace profile's hero listing, and add Ben. -People for the Advancement of Black Ben's Way of Life. (PABBWL) |
Re: different levels of being black
lol look at both of your avatars! BD has got the white woman (which all black men love) because why the ---- would they want a bitchy ass black woman. And RS has the ol Joe dirt, complete with the 1090 (mullet).
Da da da ta ta.... Im lovin it. |
Re: different levels of being black
Originally Posted by imburne
lol look at both of your avatars! BD has got the white woman (which all black men love) because why the ---- would they want a bitchy ass black woman. And RS has the ol Joe dirt, complete with the 1090 (mullet).
Da da da ta ta.... Im lovin it. |
Re: different levels of being black
Originally Posted by random-strike
coming from an asian who is so in love with ------s and black culture that he must imitate them at all levels
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Re: different levels of being black
Originally Posted by random-strike
im sure you have. do these people try to replicate black culture? by saying it everyother word. do they wear fubu junk all the time, etc...
we don't do that ---- round here |
Re: different levels of being black
I dont see how the ---- you can stand this community BD.. Your a big man for tolerating this ----. I used to have a signature that said my current setup at the time and at the end it said "owning rednecks since 1924." lol... I did that because of the Hispanic flame threads that came around from time to time.
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