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GodBody
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njfashionista wrote: <quoted text>
Thank you! I know a girl who is half Japanese and half Puerto Rican. One of my best friends is half African and half Portuguese. A guy I know is 1/2 Irish and 1/2 Indian. Egyptian and Dominican...Trinidadian and Irish..the list goes on. I mean every mix of culture you can think of is there. out of all those mixtures,it still was black,white or asiatic(there's only 3 groups in the world)you have black Dominicans,mixed black Dominicans,indians are asiatics (some tribes even had black blood in them when the black moors from the Mali dynasty came to america 2,000years before columbus)irish is white,and trinidadian are black or mixed with east indian(which is asiatic)your confusing culture with race.and how are you by the way NJ?
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“An American Gal Abroad”
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GodBody wrote: <quoted text>youcant ignore 400 years of an inferiorty mindset that was instilled on our people.To deny that is crazy.why doy ou put your hair through harmfull chemicals just so that it will lay down and feel ''soft''?
why are wealthy asians having surgury to get rid of their slanted eyes?the image of beuty in this world is the eurocentric,andphyscologicly this is ingrained world wide.believe it or not,those of our people who cross over into crackerville think theyve made it to the highest status or platue of their accomplishemnt.My grandmother(bless her heart) used to tell me to marry a white girl or at least a light skinned women so that i could ''advance my race'',but i cant fault her because its in a women's instinct to want her child to succeed so the only way she felt one could make it in this white man's world was to blend in with them or be as much LIKE them as possible.That type of mentality was passed down to her from slavery.NOTHING JUST HAPPENS...it will ALWAYS be NATURAL for one to stay with their kind,but for the few and very small percentage that cross over into crackerville,you have to examine what SEEDS were planted in that person that would cause them to step outside...weather its bitterness,self hate,or not familiar with their OWN culture.Peace.(you know i still love you)(smile) Got much love for you too. But. I don't relax my hair. I wear mine in it's natural curly state, but sometimes I get a blow out. I like to change it up, nothing wrong with that. The standards of beauty are eurocentric. But there is no law that says we should abide by them or hold ourselves up to that standard. It is a personal choice for many at this point. I do agree that some black people need free themselves from their mindsets which were passed down by their elders. I am angered at the people that gave into the "brainwashing" than the ones who are attempting to brainwash people. Growing up, i was always told that having dark skin was not desirable by my dad's side of the family but i did NOT accept their reasoning because it did not go in line with mine, even at such a young age. Is it not strange that we carrying on where massa left off and still keep blaming him for it while WE are the ones that took whatever they spoon fed us, internalized it and keep passing it on to our seeds?. The burden of breaking this mold lies with us. Blaming the white folks that are alive today detracts from this mission and there is no point to it.
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“I'm dat nica they can't stand”
Joined: Dec 1, 2007
Tru Orleans
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njfashionista wrote: <quoted text>
lol..sorry but black men don't hold the copyright on being cool, smooth or ladies men...there was nothing black about the Fonz! He said things like Whoa and gave the thumbs up, while blacks in the 70's were saying Jive and rockin fros. You're reachinnnnnggggg....
And what character did John Travolta play that you are saying he was acting black? His disco role? Saturday Night Fever? Cus he could dance? Blacks don't hold the copyright on that either homie.
I'm done talking about TV characters now..lol
And I don't concern myself with every Italian family...only my boyfriend's. His cousin told me awhile ago her father told her he would be ok if she dated a black guy. He's only concerned if he is a good guy. She has never dated black guys, but I guess me comming into the family prompted that convo..lol. black don't didn't have the corner of cool. Get a black history book quick. Damn you really don't know much do you? First of all I wasn't talkin bout Saturday night fever. But let's stay there. You really are blind to white men actin like black men aren't you. It was Disco child. And I was talking about Vinnie Barbarino,and His character in grease.(damn black men are really foreign to you.) It all started with the Harlem Rennisaance,cab calloway,dke Ellignton,Nat kin cole. Damn you tryin to give white men every dam thing.
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“An American Gal Abroad”
Joined: Jun 5, 2008
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NYNY wrote: <quoted text>as a WM my taste torwards anything but WW has nothing to do with porn LOL. It has to do with personal preference and the fact that most WW are spoiled and boring. Men and women of different cultures have mated long before porn was even in the picture. This Tommy guy seems to think that it is something new. Weirdo.
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“Miniskirt Monster”
Joined: Sep 25, 2007
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GodBody wrote: <quoted text>out of all those mixtures,it still was black,white or asiatic(there's only 3 groups in the world)you have black Dominicans,mixed black Dominicans,indians are asiatics (some tribes even had black blood in them when the black moors from the Mali dynasty came to america 2,000years before columbus)irish is white,and trinidadian are black or mixed with east indian(which is asiatic)your confusing culture with race.and how are you by the way NJ? Hey hot stuff :)How is wifey?? Is she almost due? I intentionally said culture for that reason---didn't want to confuse race and culture!
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Le PouBelle wrote: <quoted text>
Got much love for you too.
But.
I don't relax my hair.
I wear mine in it's natural curly state, but sometimes I get a blow out.
I like to change it up, nothing wrong with that.
The standards of beauty are eurocentric.
But there is no law that says we should abide by them or hold ourselves up to that standard.
It is a personal choice for many at this point.
I do agree that some black people need free themselves from their mindsets which were passed down by their elders.
I am angered at the people that gave into the "brainwashing" than the ones who are attempting to brainwash people.
Growing up, i was always told that having dark skin was not desirable by my dad's side of the family but i did NOT accept their reasoning because it did not go in line with mine, even at such a young age.
Is it not strange that we carrying on where massa left off and still keep blaming him for it while WE are the ones that took whatever they spoon fed us, internalized it and keep passing it on to our seeds?.
The burden of breaking this mold lies with us.
Blaming the white folks that are alive today detracts from this mission and there is no point to it. i agree with your post,its only US that can change OUR situation but not until we OVERSTAND how we got into THIS situation will we be able to CHANGE it.
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“I'm dat nica they can't stand”
Joined: Dec 1, 2007
Tru Orleans
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njfashionista wrote: <quoted text>
lol..sorry but black men don't hold the copyright on being cool, smooth or ladies men...there was nothing black about the Fonz! He said things like Whoa and gave the thumbs up, while blacks in the 70's were saying Jive and rockin fros. You're reachinnnnnggggg....
And what character did John Travolta play that you are saying he was acting black? His disco role? Saturday Night Fever? Cus he could dance? Blacks don't hold the copyright on that either homie.
I'm done talking about TV characters now..lol
And I don't concern myself with every Italian family...only my boyfriend's. His cousin told me awhile ago her father told her he would be ok if she dated a black guy. He's only concerned if he is a good guy. She has never dated black guys, but I guess me comming into the family prompted that convo..lol. damn you really making me sick with your blindness. Black men started all that shyt. What the hell is wrong with you? http://www.youtube.com/watch... http://www.youtube.com/watch... http://www.youtube.com/watch... http://www.youtube.com/watch... http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Le PouBelle wrote: <quoted text>
Men and women of different cultures have mated long before porn was even in the picture.
This Tommy guy seems to think that it is something new.
Weirdo. I bet you must see a lot of it in Amsterdam too. How are things there with the new laws concerning the cafes?
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“I'm dat nica they can't stand”
Joined: Dec 1, 2007
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njfashionista wrote: <quoted text>
Thank you! I know a girl who is half Japanese and half Puerto Rican. One of my best friends is half African and half Portuguese. A guy I know is 1/2 Irish and 1/2 Indian. Egyptian and Dominican...Trinidadian and Irish..the list goes on. I mean every mix of culture you can think of is there. confused mutts.
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njfashionista wrote: <quoted text>
Thank you! I know a girl who is half Japanese and half Puerto Rican. One of my best friends is half African and half Portuguese. A guy I know is 1/2 Irish and 1/2 Indian. Egyptian and Dominican...Trinidadian and Irish..the list goes on. I mean every mix of culture you can think of is there. Its MOSTLY the people that come from mid america that are not exposed to things the way us coastal people are that are the most closed minded and racial.
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ohReally wrote: <quoted text>
lol!@!!....WHERE????
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Is that over there "under the tunnel"?
lol!!! sorry I dont understand your questions
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“Miniskirt Monster”
Joined: Sep 25, 2007
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tommy aka batman wrote: Don't you know by now I don't watch youtube? Nobody is trying to take anything away from what blacks started...rock, rap, the blues..etc. I know all that. But you calling the Fonz and Travolta wiggers is a stretch. You said look at how they walk and talk..lol. How does one walk "black"?
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“I'm dat nica they can't stand”
Joined: Dec 1, 2007
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njfashionista wrote: <quoted text>
Don't you know by now I don't watch youtube? Nobody is trying to take anything away from what blacks started...rock, rap, the blues..etc. I know all that.
But you calling the Fonz and Travolta wiggers is a stretch. You said look at how they walk and talk..lol. How does one walk "black"? damn forget. You don't the influence of black men. I have the proof right in front of you. It's called style. And people imitate walks. For instance you can tell a loose woman by her walk. It's in her spirit. Black men had a coolneess in their walk,and behavior. If you knew black men and their ways in the 40's, you would see the fonz,and John travolta differently now. They were imiating us black men. But no. You want to short change our power,and influence. You pissed me off. Believe what you want. Can't believe this sell out azz shyt.
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“Missing Mickey!!”
Joined: Mar 4, 2008
St.Louis
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tommy aka batman wrote: <quoted text>come on. You from the hood of St. Louis. I heard your sista talk and the music she listen to she is straight from the hood. And yall twins,so she you must be as well.
Now didn't your man have a sista before you?!? you heard my sis talk?? you mean type right?? and we were raised in the suburbs of st.louis not the hood...she has told you that plenty of times..and yes my husband has dated a black chick before me..so what...he doesnt ONLY date blacks or whites or anything
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“I AM the LIGHT and the WAY.”
Joined: May 4, 2008
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tommy aka batman wrote: <quoted text>damn forget. You don't the influence of black men. I have the proof right in front of you.
It's called style.
And people imitate walks. For instance you can tell a loose woman by her walk. It's in her spirit.
Black men had a coolneess in their walk,and behavior.
If you knew black men and their ways in the 40's, you would see the fonz,and John travolta differently now.
They were imiating us black men.
But no. You want to short change our power,and influence.
You pissed me off. Believe what you want.
Can't believe this sell out azz shyt. you ain lyin,in the ''streets'' you can already sum somebody up by the way they walk or carry themselves before they even open their mouths.something you cant learn in school.
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“Miniskirt Monster”
Joined: Sep 25, 2007
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tommy aka batman wrote: <quoted text>damn forget. You don't the influence of black men. I have the proof right in front of you.
It's called style.
And people imitate walks. For instance you can tell a loose woman by her walk. It's in her spirit.
Black men had a coolneess in their walk,and behavior.
If you knew black men and their ways in the 40's, you would see the fonz,and John travolta differently now.
They were imiating us black men.
But no. You want to short change our power,and influence.
You pissed me off. Believe what you want.
Can't believe this sell out azz shyt. okeydokey pokey. I'm tired of talking about this now (how do you keep this up??). I'll get up with you in a couple of weeks for our bi-weekly dissagreements.
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“i luv mee(:”
Joined: Apr 17, 2008
SOUTH "LONDON" UK
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anyone who complains about someone elses happiness is obviously extreamly sad with there own life.. thats the only conclusion i can make..
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“An American Gal Abroad”
Joined: Jun 5, 2008
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NYNY wrote: <quoted text>I bet you must see a lot of it in Amsterdam too. How are things there with the new laws concerning the cafes? It is very common to see people of all cultures are getting together. No one gives you a second glance here The smoking ban. People are not taking it that well. The ban they have imposed on coffeeshops is outlandish. The whole purpose of those businesses is to smoke up the goods you've bought. The owners of those cafes are going to be hurt the most. I am just curious how the tourists will react to this change in the coming months.
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“i luv mee(:”
Joined: Apr 17, 2008
SOUTH "LONDON" UK
ISP Location:
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Le PouBelle wrote: <quoted text>
It is very common to see people of all cultures are getting together.
No one gives you a second glance here
The smoking ban.
People are not taking it that well.
The ban they have imposed on coffeeshops is outlandish.
The whole purpose of those businesses is to smoke up the goods you've bought. The owners of those cafes are going to be hurt the most.
I am just curious how the tourists will react to this change in the coming months. the smoking ban started in london last year..dont you hate the mf ban..i want to kill that b^^h who made that law..ergghh.hahahahaha
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“An American Gal Abroad”
Joined: Jun 5, 2008
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meditterranean princess wrote: <quoted text>the smoking ban started in london last year..dont you hate the mf ban..i want to kill that b^^h who made that law..ergghh.hahahahaha lol Personally, as a former smoker, i think it is a good initiative. It is working well in the UK from what I have heard. Other Western European nations are now jumping on the bandwagon. These Dutch people are the heaviest smokers I have ever seen. I am glad they banned it in restaurants and bars. But the coffeeshops should have been spared.
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