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Could happen though I find the thought of the offspring a bit frightening...sequined MARPAT is kind of spooky.
-lying on the floor, laughing helplessly-
I had a mental image of that as I was reading your post.
Spooky isnt the word for it, although I could have sold the offspring to any dictator du jour for top dollar.
-lying on the floor, laughing helplessly-
I had a mental image of that as I was reading your post.
Spooky isnt the word for it, although I could have sold the offspring to any dictator du jour for top dollar.
They'd splendidly match an unfired, gold plated Uzi.
I can hear the non-black dresses in my closet contemplating rebellion as I type this....of course, the red dress is the ringleader.
The sequined ones have already declared themselves neutral.
Ok now, hate to break this to ya, but i got rid of my sequined dresses a long time agao, long time ago.
Hubby thinks i am nuts asked him if he though my black dresses could be racist lol he looked at me like what the hek.
Did not tell him in the context we are talking about.
However he did look at me, and got a funny look, and said how bout putting the red dress on right now. No one is home right now. See it always gets min into trouble.
Right now i'm up for it.
I'd rather be called "Black" as oppose to "African-American". My parents were born in Jamaica, not Africa. It actually bothers me when the media uses the word "African-Americans" esp when pertaining to Blacks in NYC, since many of the Blacks here are second or first generation Jamaican, Trinidadian, Barbadian, Haitian, etc.
You know, I've never thought of it that way. That's a hell of a good point.
I'd rather be called "Black" as oppose to "African-American". My parents were born in Jamaica, not Africa. It actually bothers me when the media uses the word "African-Americans" esp when pertaining to Blacks in NYC, since many of the Blacks here are second or first generation Jamaican, Trinidadian, Barbadian, Haitian, etc.
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