Purple Haze
Literally Stimulated
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Hey, some of my best friends smell fishy...
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Killswitch said:What is fishy gentleman is that I have not heard Honey say she is black.
honeylick said:man... when i get my hands on marxist...
tongue in cheek people... tongue in cheek
honeylick said:man... when i get my hands on marxist...
honeylick said:
Johnny Mayberry said:Am I the only one who doesn't give a shit if she's half black, a quarter jew, and 6% eskimo? I'd rather worry about trying to get in her pants...
that was my subtle way of suggesting she let me get in her pants...shhhhhh!sunstruck said:No one cares. It was a joke. Lighten up people! lol She gets it!
honeylick said:
on topic... everyone seemed to get a little uptight here... my suggestion, breathe deeply, poke a lil fun... and have a good time.
it's just not that serious.
i cannot wait to see what marx is going to say...
honeylick said:
i got 25% off my lunch tab since i ate topless.
-smirk-

me still love you looong time.Throbbin_Rod said:So you're not really from the Phillippines?
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next time ill take you with me so you can argue your point!James G 5 said:hey, I've held those things, they're worth at least 50% off![]()
Purple Haze said:Hey, some of my best friends smell fishy...
Minkey Boodle said:It's interesting how those sorts of questions only come up when someone doesn't fit someone else's idea of what a certian "race's" phenotype should be. I've been there tooooo many times.
Until the inclusion of the Multiracial category on the 2000 Census, the never-quite-really-official-and-so-very-unnecessary One Drop Rule was technically in effect - meaning that one drop of African blood made someone an African American. ppppppffffffttt....
Now, I think that there's definitely not enough emoticons on this thread. Get to work!
honeylick said:next time ill take you with me so you can argue your point!
-wink-
Cheyenne said:
I just remember reading one of her posts that said her grandmother (I think) was very very black. I have no idea about the rest of her ancestors, just what I read from her post.
That does bring up a good question though. What determines if you are black or white, really? Does one relative in your family tree who is black as coal make you "black" too, even when you look "white?" My guess is the way you look at yourself must be closely related to the community in which you are raised. (It's a real question though because I really don't know.)
Minkey Boodle said:It's interesting how those sorts of questions only come up when someone doesn't fit someone else's idea of what a certian "race's" phenotype should be. I've been there tooooo many times.
Until the inclusion of the Multiracial category on the 2000 Census, the never-quite-really-official-and-so-very-unnecessary One Drop Rule was technically in effect - meaning that one drop of African blood made someone an African American. ppppppffffffttt....
Now, I think that there's definitely not enough emoticons on this thread. Get to work!