Ask an "Angry Black Man" thread.
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I wonder how much actual "black ancestry" this girl really has...The LoLRus said:I used to be racist till I met Selita Ebanks.
Now I'm no longer racist
(About the same as Halle Berry I suppose.)
Any chance that the show Good Times might be made into a movie? That would be Dynomite!
What happened to Jimmy Walker anyway? I always thought that Esther Rolle was hot looking
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http://www.valdefierro.com/times02.html
What happened to Jimmy Walker anyway? I always thought that Esther Rolle was hot looking
.http://www.valdefierro.com/times02.html
Aden said:Just a comment on this.... Personally I enjoy black men (from the Caribbean). However, most of the black men who call to book appointments tend to be young, 20-something, wanna-be-gangster types that have no respect for women. This might be why many SP's turn down every black man because they assume he's one of these types... It's a shame because there are a few good ones out there that these SP's are missing out on! *
If that was the case, wouldn't you hear the gangsta types lingo on the phone?
Rockslinger said:My SC dancer friends tell me the same thing and the young Black men (many but not all) expect to get serviced for free.
They expect free dances in the club? Damn, I've never even tried that. I'll let you know next time I go to a SC.
Ask him if his wife feels a bit deeper. Then point to my face, then point to my crotch.The Options Menu said:
You kidding? I was in the US once and played some pick up with some white guys and they took me to school.lawyerman said:
squash500 said:Any chance that the show Good Times might be made into a movie? That would be Dynomite!
What happened to Jimmy Walker anyway? I always thought that Esther Rolle was hot looking
http://www.valdefierro.com/times02.html
What does this have to do with me? This is not "ask an angry black mean about 70's sitcom and if they will return" thread. Stay on topic!
Actually I have a high paying job. Call Myth Busters!!Daddio said:
Side note: If you're going to make a joke make it a good one and not this lame black stereotype jokes. Sheesh. Be clever. (almost forgot who I'm talking to)
Next Question!!!
My weird boss is a 60 year old man who cursed at me everyday in Panjabi in which I don't have a clue what he's talking about.
Judging from his demeanor ( pointing his fingers while yelling at me), I have a feeling that he's calling me stupid all the time.
I wanna beat the crap out of him but I am somewhat a classy man like you, do you have any advice for me to counteract his verbal abuse without using violent?
Judging from his demeanor ( pointing his fingers while yelling at me), I have a feeling that he's calling me stupid all the time.
I wanna beat the crap out of him but I am somewhat a classy man like you, do you have any advice for me to counteract his verbal abuse without using violent?
Why dont you expand your explanation on this further? I'd like to know what it is that you have against these questions, funny or not. How exactly are we ignorant? Lets see how smart your are. I saw your post earlier in the thread. So you're black and saying some of us are ignorant and racist? Wow! What a surprise never heard that one beforewet_suit_one said:
Backburner certainly did not need to do this, but in answering some of the serious questions it showed what kind of a person he is. Lets see yours.
I probably have nothing in common with BB but I'd certainly sit and have or even buy him a drink because I think he is a fair person who is honest about an issue that is still touchy to some in our society. Cant say that about everybody.
Everyone see another as another race at some point. My question was serious. Upon answering, I think BB is a man, not a black man, but a man first, who tries to see the world and people as an equal. And also can admit that not only blacks can see racism too but that goes for everyone. Cant say that about everyone.
I try to see everyone as equal too but unfortunately I agree with BB theres a lot of work to be done. And that starts with your own self, not others.
Everyone is/can be racist and have certain thoughts/opinions about different races.
Seriously, I can name you many incidents where blacks can be just as racist to others, including from my own personal experience, but how often do you hear others cry racism?
If I'm racist for saying this then feel free to say I am.
It is what it is, the truth is there. Whether or not you want to open your eyes and admit to it is up to you. But look at yourself first before you judge others is what I alwasy say.
To me its sad that in a multicultural city like Toronto, there is still plenty of racism to go around.
Sorry i had to rant a bit here, but he started it
