Congrats to Japan on their stunning upset of the Americans. Their country has had a rough year and the poor folks needed a lift.
Still, I feel bad for the American goalie, Hope Solo. Girlfriend is a little field Negroish, (I know that's not a word, so spare me your e-mails) so I was hoping for the best for her.
Oh well ladies, better luck next time. We will see you again in four years.
Finally, I saw the following article over at The Fresh Express, and I wanted to get some of your opinions about it: (Especially the ladies.)
"Ok so as I was watching my girl Judy on TV the other day, you all may know her as Judge Judy, yeah her, she was dealing with a baby mama drama case where the girl wanted some money from her baby daddy. The girl was telling her side of the story and in the beginning said that she and her baby’s father had broken up and she put him out due to “marijuana usage”.
So later in the girl’s story she said that after they reconciled the guy cheated on her and I thank God that my girl Judy cut her up for that. She told her that that was a lie basically because for one, she kicked him out; secondly, they were not married, so there’s no way “cheating” took place.
What I’m getting to here is, what the hell is a boyfriend?! I know previously as a culture we decided that by like mid-20s that word should be abolished but I’m proposing it be abolished after high school. Please tell me what a boyfriend/girlfriend is and how it fits into your journey to become a man/woman because I don’t see it. I stopped believing in that boyfriend-girlfriend thing right after high school.
Boyfriend/girlfriend is a title. That’s it. In no way, shape, or form does it signify commitment. Y’all can keep getting tricked into being “wifey” or his “girlfriend” forever if y’all want to, but I’m taking a different route. We all know one too many “girlfriends” that wouldn’t be so self-righteous if they knew what their “boyfriends” were really up to.
The way I see it, getting a guy to commit to this title first does not, nor has it ever guaranteed that you will see a ring, so why commit yourself to someone that’s not going to be around ‘till death do you part?
Ain’t gone happen over here.
One day I was just thinking and was like, “Ok so I want a guy to kick it with all the time and maybe do a little bump and grind,” but then I was like, “I’m a busy girl. I don’t have time to maintain a real relationship right now,” and then I was like, “and even if I do get me a man, I’m not trying to be his girlfriend forever and ever, we’ll eventually have to break-up if he doesn’t propose around the time I’m ready to settle down or he’ll cheat or we’ll grow apart.”
Then it hit me, why should I even have to go through that for a maybe? This ain’t spades and I ain’t putting no money on no possibles.
To me, commitment is a guy going out and getting a ring, asking my friends if they like it, discussing it with his boys and our families, then nervously getting down on one knee in a super cute setting that he planned out on his own.
Anything other than that is redundant. Why should I ever be stressed about a relationship that isn’t recognized by anybody’s God, nor does it affect my taxes? I shouldn’t. Nobody should.
Now don’t get me wrong, I understand that you can’t control when you fall in love and I’m not suggesting that you postpone the feelings until marriage and I’m definitely not saying that slutting until then is acceptable but chill out.
What is the point in fully committing to someone you may or may not spend your life with? You can figure out if you want to marry that person without a title. As a matter of fact, that’s a better way to do it because there’s no reason to lie to each other about anything if you don’t “go together.”' [Full story]
I guess I want your opinions, because, now that I think about it, I really don't understand what girlfriend is trying to say.
Help!
Seems to me that the woman isn't making much sense. I think her point is that it doesn't make sense to commit to someone unless you are marrying them at the same time. Problem is that people aren't good at knowing whether they will be happy in a given situation. So if you are not committed, you don't really know if you'll be happy being committed. That's why trying it out a little while makes sense. That's why we have a few levels between "friend who I hump sometimes" and "man I'm planning on spending the rest of my life with."
ReplyDeleteNow, I do agree that if you want marriage, you have to go for it. If you want marriage and he isn't trying to go there, you're just wasting your time. Call it and move on.
"Why should I be stressed about a relationship that isn't recognized by anyones go nor does it effect her taxes"
ReplyDeleteShe sounds like Mold, making up a lot of crap to cover all the bases so she can hump her brains out without being called a ho.
I think she's obsessing too much over labels. As a data point, I'm 47 and have no problem with "boyfriend." That's just a matter of taste; use "boyfriend" or "lover" or "partner" or whatever you're into, it doesn't matter.
ReplyDeleteWhat she's missing, though, is that what's important is the promises people make to each other. If your boyfriend or girlfriend promises to be monogamous, then that's a promise, whether or not a ring went with it. If they cheat on you, then they'd have cheated whether or not you were married because that's a person who can't keep a promise.
Both people need to understand what the other expects, though. If a guy goes, "Wanna be my girlfriend?" and she goes "Yeah!" and then makes up all sorts of rules in her mind about what that means, then I'll agree it's not the guy's fault if he breaks some of these rules he never knew about. (Or vice-versa if it's the girl breaking rules the guy never mentioned to her.) Agreeing in advance what "boyfriend/girlfriend" mean to you, and what rules go along with them, is something folks need to do if they want to prevent arguments later, but unfortunately most people just assume and then get into trouble.
That said, any guy who'd get a girl pregnant and then wander off without taking any responsibility is a jerkwad who deserves a good smack upside the head. Likewise, any girl who'd have unprotected sex with a guy who hasn't promised in advance to support any resulting baby for eighteen years had better not expect any help from him. (Getting it anyway is a great surprise, but not something to count on.) Babies are important, expensive and fragile, they're a long-term commitment, and people who aren't ready to commit to the baby should make doubly sure (pills AND a condom is a great idea) that they don't have any.
Commitment is inside each person, though. Someone who's a selfish flake is going to be one with or without a ring. Someone who's serious and responsible is going to step up with or without a ring. If you want a ring, then get one before a baby is even a possibility, but keep in mind that that's no guarantee of anything if the guy isn't already willing to be responsible and keep his promises.
Angie
The story shows that today so many people have no moral compass, which complicates their lives... They don't know the difference between what's right and wrong in a relationship.
ReplyDeleteIt used to be a simple rule of thumb in the old days:
1.if your human heart tells you that what you are doing is not Right, then YOU are wrong.
2.If your heart told you that what you are doing is Right, then it's ok.
Relationships, whether it's a marriage or not, is about LOVE, which the human heart craves. It wants to love, and be loved.
Unfortunately, love is a mutual thing and often it can be one way with one or the other doing the loving with an open heart. While the other is operating with a guarded heart or just wants sex. That is a painful relationship.
This is a case of people not knowing how, and unable "to" love.
Read the full post twice.
ReplyDeleteThe point that I THINK she was trying to make is that she thinks that unless you go the way of "I Do", whatever emotional attachment you have to someone doesn't really exist or is not worth the investment unless it is sealed with a legal document???
I wish her good luck with the idea of living without labels. We are a world of labels: Mother, Father, Sister, Brother,Husband, Wife, Employee, Male, Female, etc. and not one of those labels holds any type of guarantee of a preferred outcome. That's life.
Commitment comes from the human heart. No law in marriage, or any marriage vows, or a Judge Judy will matter.
ReplyDeleteIf the heart isn't committed, then you must 'think' and 'manipulate' your way through the relationship without heartfelt feelings. That always leads to deceit, lies and separation from each other even though you live in the same house.
It's a miserable way to live, but Americans are living that way by the millions.
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ReplyDelete... most chicks on those court shows are born and bred side pieces ...
http://thefreshxpress.com/2011/07/let-go-of-the-meaningless-title/
born and bred side pieces
That's a good one field booty; I'll use it as a part of my anti-Black Heaux repertoire.
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I think the term boyfriend/girlfriend is juvenile, and shouldn't be used after high school, but people seem uncomfortable using my lover because we pretend to prudes. However, the person can be yours significant other without a marriage licence and be in a committed relationship. I'm not going to judge anyone's relationship and their level of committment. I will tell you this, if I should get marriage it will be with the guy who took care of me when I have the flu that's a sign that this person is committed to you when cares for you while you are sick.
ReplyDeleteI think marriage is a racket because the engagement ring is nothing more than the modern day dowry. You the guy is taking the girl off her father's hand as the reason why he walks her down the aisle as a way of saying I'm no longer responsible for her financially, and she's all yours. I question why women romanticize weddings as some fairy tale, I'm princess for today. Marriage is really a business transacation, and we have managed to resolve ourselves to the idea that it is about love. Love and marriage are not mutually exclusive. I'm not against marriage, but it's a legal committment and people have to realize that if they are getting married have to be sure that this is what they want and that they are willing to say and work it out. People don't necessarily get married for love, the biological clock is ticking and they want children, their friends are married, they are always the bridesmaid, companionship, financial security, partnership, political reasons, etc. Can you imagine that if one woman would admit to the guy that she is not really in love with you, but you'll do? I was watching Joan Rivers' A Piece of Work, and she said that she was not in love with her husband Edgar when she married him, but it was a good marriage. I think that's the case with a lot of people.
Hemp Has it's place said...
ReplyDelete"I think marriage is a racket because the engagement ring is nothing more than the modern day dowry. You the guy is taking the girl off her father's hand as the reason why he walks her down the aisle as a way of saying I'm no longer responsible for her financially, and she's all yours".
Civilized adulthood - what a racket. Look at the results without it. Surely you don't mean to imply that fathers are always responsible for paying for their daughters or that husbands assume that role in todays world?
Field, I was sort of sad after I saw the USA team lose. But see, I'm going to blame that loss on those damn annoucers. I don't know what channel you watched, but on ESPN, those clowns jinxed the sh*t out of those poor girls. Every time they got a lead, dupe and dope started talking like the damn game was over. One time they even started talking about what one player was going to get from her father who bought her a Lexus after another major win. Yeah, and they did the same silly mess after that last header by the women whose brother had a TV crew in his bar back home.
ReplyDeleteI kept saying, "Y'all need to shut the hell up because the game ain't over. Then BAM, a short minutes later, the Japanesse were back in that ass. And Damn, I know the Americans played hard, but those were the sorryist (is that a word?) sorryist over time kicks I've ever seen. One went over the goal (OVER THE DAMN GOAL) and two of them, I could have stopped with my fat ass.
Anon 10:54
ReplyDeleteFathers are still walking their daughters down the aisle. It would make more sense that the bride and groom walk down together in this day and age particularily they are paying for the wedding. There are some fathers who are playing for their little girl's wedding. There are a few that will go with their daughters to pick out a dress. The wedding industry $8 to $10 billion business and the bride's parents are paying for either all if not half of the wedding. In some respect it's still a dowry.
"There are a few that will go with their daughters to pick out a dress. The wedding industry $8 to $10 billion business and the bride's parents are paying for either all if not half of the wedding."
ReplyDeleteNot in the black community.
Angie said...
ReplyDeleteI think she's obsessing too much over labels. As a data point, I'm 47 and have no problem with "boyfriend." That's just a matter of taste; use "boyfriend" or "lover" or "partner" or whatever you're into, it doesn't matter.
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I prefer "jump off"..lol
Hennasplace, "I think marriage is a racket because the engagement ring is nothing more than the modern day dowry. You the guy is taking the girl off her father's hand as the reason why he walks her down the aisle as a way of saying I'm no longer responsible for her financially, and she's all yours".
ReplyDeleteThere must be a lot of pain behind your outlook on marriage and life. It seems so cold and heartless and empty.
The role models you saw and experienced while growing up must have been very poor in spirit and love.
It is obvious that you have chosen to live alone, and I don't blame you. Who wants to be part of a racket that means "nothing" to the heart?
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"There are a few that will go with their daughters to pick out a dress. The wedding industry $8 to $10 billion business and the bride's parents are paying for either all if not half of the wedding."
Not in the black community.
11:24 PM
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Strange, my co worker is having her wedding in Haiti. Flying most of the families from Richmond VA. Oh I forgot to mention that the Bride and Groom are BLACK.
Go sit down somewhere.
11:27 PM
"I prefer "jump off"..lol"
ReplyDeleteRottnkid is the perfect example of diseases and the out-of-wedlock statistics in the black community today.
"Strange, my co worker is having her wedding in Haiti. Flying most of the families from Richmond VA."
ReplyDeleteDid they give donations to Haitian relief after the earthquake?
Anonymous said...
ReplyDelete"I prefer "jump off"..lol"
Rottnkid is the perfect example of diseases and the out-of-wedlock statistics in the black community today.
11:30 PM
Slap a jimmy hat on. Problem solved.
Jimmy Hat 105 up, 53 down
A condom. Great word to use when asking a guy if he has a condom and you don't want the chick that you about to shack up with to know what you're talking about.
"James put on a jimmy hat before he his girlfriend jumped on for the ride of her life."
"Scott took off his jimmy hat before he skeet skeet skeeted all over her g-unit."
Anonymous said...
ReplyDelete"Strange, my co worker is having her wedding in Haiti. Flying most of the families from Richmond VA."
Did they give donations to Haitian relief after the earthquake?
11:32 PM
They did better - They volunteered their time on their own dime.
"They did better - They volunteered their time on their own dime."
ReplyDeleteI'll bet they're from Haiti. Then they merely did what they were supposed to do. They don't need any special medals.
"There are a few that will go with their daughters to pick out a dress. The wedding industry $8 to $10 billion business and the bride's parents are paying for either all if not half of the wedding."
ReplyDeleteNot in the black community.
11:24 PM
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I am constantly amazed at the negative misinformation that permeates segments of the black community.
Many Black parents pay for the wedding of their children, esp the daughter.
I am grateful to FN blog for providing a daily forum for people to meet and learn about Blacks.
That is, FN is a good place for Blacks to learn about other Blacks who live worlds apart. Yet, have something in common...all are impacted to a more or lessor degree, by the big "R".
Girlfriend is trippin' because she: 1) probably ain't got no man and 2) probably wants to have one.
ReplyDeleteIt goes on in the black community as well. I was waching Say Yes to the Dress where the matriach, grandmother had a say on the dress because she was paying for it. This was a black family. So it does happen.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I'm not bitter and wrote that I do have a problem with marriage because if you are make a commitment one should understand he or she are doing it. I know that being married means that this is the person that you choose to be with for the rest of your life. You are to sure this decision without the slightest doubt. It's no longer about you, but about us. A lot of people do not know what marriage means and the reason why so many end up in divorce. As I said in the previous comment, I will marry the guy who will take care of me when I get sick because that is commitment not to mention he has compassion for someone other than himself. I would think anyone would want that.
Strange, my co worker is having her wedding in Haiti. Flying most of the families from Richmond VA. Oh I forgot to mention that the Bride and Groom are BLACK.
ReplyDeleteGo sit down somewhere.
Oh, I am so jealous, is in a tent? Whats on the menu? Mudpies? Or US paid for rice?
"Girlfriend is trippin' because she: 1) probably ain't got no man and 2) probably wants to have one."
ReplyDeleteShe's trying to justify the relational situation in her life. We all must ascribe meaning to our situations and circumstances.
If it helps her to be able to live with herself, then I say "good". But if she is doing what a lot of Blacks do-- DENYING-- one's reality that is flat in their face, then it's not a good thing. You cannot get away from truth.
In any case, at least she is reflecting on her life and I wish her well.
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ReplyDelete"They did better - They volunteered their time on their own dime."
ReplyDeleteI'll bet they're from Haiti. Then they merely did what they were supposed to do. They don't need any special medals.
11:41 PM
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They're not from Haiti.lol.. They're from Richmond VA. #2UP2DOWN. #Stophating, There are some black folks in this economy doing somewhat OK - including myself.
Like my Homey like to say:
"Money ain't exclusive to white folks"
lol
You Teapublicant's are the one's fucking it up for everyone.
Including yourselves.
12:16 AM
12:31 AM
"Oh, I am so jealous, is in a tent? Whats on the menu? Mudpies? Or US paid for rice?"
ReplyDeleteWhy must you put down RttnKid and his friends just because you are jealous? that's the trouble with some of you FN Negroes..some of you are most jealous little people on the planet.
You should be wishing RttnKid's friends well instead of being a mean-spirited jealous ass N..... The more I see folks like you, the more I like flies. You lack heart.
Anonymous said...
ReplyDelete"Oh, I am so jealous, is in a tent? Whats on the menu? Mudpies? Or US paid for rice?"
Why must you put down RttnKid and his friends just because you are jealous? that's the trouble with some of you FN Negroes..some of you are most jealous little people on the planet.
You should be wishing RttnKid's friends well instead of being a mean-spirited jealous ass N..... The more I see folks like you, the more I like flies. You lack heart.
You can see me? Oh my...
RttnKid, "#2UP2DOWN. #Stophating,"
ReplyDeletewhat does that mean?
"You can see me? Oh my..."
ReplyDeleteYep, sure can. It's a shocker isn't it? Your words and comments tell alot about you.
So, yes. everybody can see you, esp Rttnkid!
"You can see me? Oh my..."
ReplyDeleteYep, sure can. It's a shocker isn't it? Your words and comments tell alot about you.
So, yes. everybody can see you, esp Rttnkid!
12:47 AM
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I can see you too. Repent sucker!
It's my Twitter gang sign, hurry and call Homeland Security.
ReplyDeleteTwitter hash signs.
She's saying what a lot of people (like Dan Savage) have been saying for a while now: the labels are problematic and unimportant. If you only look at things in terms of monogamous, committed relationships you can cause yourself a lot of grief for no reason at all.
ReplyDeleteWe're grown ass men and women. We can negotiate and define our own relationships.
Field, "Finally, I saw the following article over at The Fresh Express, and I wanted to get some of your opinions about it: (Especially the ladies.)"
ReplyDeleteMr. Field, what about the gay men? gay men have opinions sensitivities like women. why haven't you included gay men?
why must you think that only the women here on fn blog have opinions about marriages and relationships with men? gay men are looking for love from men like women. please don't exclude us.
"She's saying what a lot of people (like Dan Savage) have been saying for a while now: the labels are problematic and unimportant."
ReplyDeleteIsn't Dan Savage a gay wm who said he was sick of Blacks? the same Dan Savage who labeled us Blacks as homophobic and blamed all Blacks for Prop8?
"Isn't Dan Savage a gay wm who said he was sick of Blacks? the same Dan Savage who labeled us Blacks as homophobic and blamed all Blacks for Prop8?"
ReplyDeleteYep. He's the one. He slammed all Blacks across the USA with his racist white ass. That's when I realized that the gay Whites were just a racist, if not MORE racist, than the straight Whites. That is the case in the Bay Area. It is a very racist area and getting worse.
Of course, the Blacks are too docile and dumb to do anything about it. They are weaklings.
Although some folks seem preoccupied with the 1950s fantasy of chattel wife and absolutely not-gay-whatsoever Daddy...most of us have moved well beyond this simplistic view.
ReplyDeleteWhat was that Jesus told you-all...treat others as you'd want to be treated?
Wonder why so many are stuck in the Stone Age misogynist, patriarchal sheepBaggger Old Testament?
Mold
"Of course, the Blacks are too docile and dumb to do anything about it. They are weaklings."
ReplyDeleteYes, blacks are too "docile" and "dumb" to give two shits about a gay guy having a temper tantrum over Prop 8 going up in flames.
Go'on get ya troll on, son.
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Nigga u mad?
Tough crowd. But great comments from Angie and others. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like the Haitian wedding idea. Good for them.
ReplyDeleteI keep forgetting to TIVO Judge Judy. She's on PBS right?
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ReplyDelete"Yep. He's the one. He slammed all Blacks across the USA with his racist white ass. That's when I realized that the gay Whites were just a racist, if not MORE racist, than the straight Whites. That is the case in the Bay Area. It is a very racist area and getting worse.
Of course, the Blacks are too docile and dumb to do anything about it. They are weaklings."
LMAO!!!!
And what exactly does the anon-goober suggest blacks do about the racist white gays?
Maybe a little hate crime action?
So morons like you can yelp about how "homophobic" black folk are?
Really, how does it feel to be a loser who spends all of his life on the internet heckling a race of people he fears and resents?
It must suck to be you.
I just wanted to thank everyone for their kind words and prayers.
ReplyDeleteEfron Heinemann{slappz}is doing much better and he wants me to pass along some black news.He has told me how much everyone enjoys his "black news of the day".
Police say city men kidnapped teen and glued his lips shut
MANCHESTER — Two city men are accused of kidnapping a teenager and engaging in a series of tortuous acts against him, including burning him with a hot knife and gluing his lips together.
Ismael Bangs, 19, was arraigned Friday in Manchester District Court on charges of felony kidnapping, criminal threatening, and first- and second-degree assault. He pleaded not guilty. Yvens Luclaise, 25, was accused of being criminally liable for the charges for assisting in holding the 15-year-old victim and videotaping the alleged crimes with a mobile device. He also pleaded not guilty.
The two men, both of Manchester, were ordered held on $100,000 bail, an unusually high amount that was requested by the prosecutor.
“In the one and a half years I've been doing this, this is the most disturbing set of facts I've seen,” police prosecutor Det. Steven Mangone told the judge.
Police responded to a call shortly after midnight Thursday, early Friday morning, at the Kelley Falls public housing project on Kimball Street on the West Side.
After setting up a perimeter around the building, officers caught and arrested the suspects as they attempted to leave out the back door.
With the assistance of a police dog, the officers found the alleged victim naked under a bed in the apartment.
According to the police report, the victim was shaking and “attempting to scream but his mouth wouldn't open.” Realizing his mouth had been glued shut, police had the teen transported to Catholic Medical Center, where he was treated for several injuries.
The teenager told police that he was acquainted with Bangs and that the 19-year-old wanted to speak to him at his apartment. After “hanging out,” the teen said he was told to stay sit down in the living room. Luclaise, Bangs' alleged accomplice, then locked the door and began shooting video with “an iPod.”
Bangs brought a butcher knife, cork screw, wrench and other items into the room, according to the police report. Holding the butcher knife, Bangs allegedly ordered the teen to take off his clothes and lie down. Bangs allegedly burned a rubber glove over the teen, letting it drip onto him and burning his abdomen, according to police.
Police would find a butcher, knife, cork screw, burned glove and other items mentioned in the teen's account in the apartment. It's not clear if police were able to recover the recording device.
Bangs accused the teen of being “a snitch,” according to the police report.
After dripping the burning rubber on the teen, Ismael then allegedly held a lighter close to the teen's lips and told him not to blow it out or he would cut him. He also stuck paper up the teen's nostrils and lit it, again telling him not to blow it out. The teen suffered burns on his lips, according to the report.
Ismael then allegedly applied a large amount of glue to the teen's lips, gluing them together. He also used a lighter to heat up the blade of a knife and applied it to the victim's shoulder “numerous times,” causing several burn injuries.
Police say city men kidnapped teen and glued his lips shut
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After growing concerned that the teenager had not come out of the apartment for some time, the grandmother of the alleged victim knocked on the door of the apartment twice. On the second occasion, Ismael ordered the teen to get under the bed in Ismael's sister's room. He then invited the grandmother to look around, and the teen heard Ismael tell her, while lying on the bed, that he “wasn't there,” according to the teen's account in the police report.
The next thing the teenager knew, the report states, a police dog found him.
Police also interviewed a friend of the teen who said she had also knocked on the door and saw the alleged attack taking place. She told police that she saw Ismael put the lighter to the teen's lips, hold the knife up to his head and tell the alleged victim something to the effect of, “You run your mouth too much,” according to the police report.
So far, Manchester police say they have not been able to find any records of a criminal case in which the alleged victim had cooperated with police.
Hey send slappy my best regards and tell him that soaking in epson salts and water is great for what ails him.
ReplyDeleteOh I figured I would update him on Jewish news of last week
"Leiby Kletzky, aged 8, was declared missing on Monday after he was reportedly walking home. The parents alarmed the police who deployed a 1,5 day large search operation until they found the Orthodox Jewish child….dead with his body dismembered. The killer is Levi Aron, a 35-year-old guy living in Brooklyn."
http://www.foxcrawl.com/2011/07/14/brooklyn-most-horrible-crime-jewish-boy-8-murdered-and-cut-into-pieces/
She says monogamy ain't all that. And she's right.
ReplyDeleteProblem is she writes like an 11-year-old for whom English is her third language.
SteveieLikestoTravelTheHersheyHighway Said...
ReplyDeleteAnd what exactly does the anon-goober suggest blacks do about the racist white gays?
Maybe a little hate crime action?
So morons like you can yelp about how "homophobic" black folk are?
Really, how does it feel to be a loser who spends all of his life on the internet heckling a race of people he fears and resents?
It must suck to be you
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Do what a normal downlow mud guppy like you does, blow em/take it up the ass while you saggin and keep the peace.
Really does literally"suck" to be you, see ya later Stevie HoneyPie.
Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteShe says monogamy ain't all that. And she's right.
Problem is she writes like an 11-year-old for whom English is her third language.
Or a Negro with a college education.
I hope nothing happens in LA on the 24th. I know this is off topic but when black people are in trouble they don't call Fox or Jesse Lee. Now Jesse isn't stupid, he must of paid someone off to do the march. First he had to pay off someone in the gangs. Second he had to get permits from the city. You have a Klan rally in South Central,I pray no one gets killed. This is as bad as the eff black people rally that Glenn Beck has. The right want black people to lose their minds and riot.
ReplyDeleteThe New York Times review of 'Fire in Babylon' which opens in US cinemas, this week.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/17/movies/fire-in-babylon-looks-at-west-indies-cricket.html?_r=2&pagewanted=all
They sort of agree with me.
C'mon kid.
ReplyDeleteIt will be the usual Jessie Lee Peterson rally in LA on the 24th.
It'll be Peterson and about 6 other tapdancing coons surrounded by a phalanx of cops.
There won't be any white tea partiers there.
They don't appear in public with black conservatives. Especially around other black folks.
They just wind 'em, pat 'em on the head and send them out to buckdance.
I'm with anony 9:38 pm, perhaps I should read it several more times.
ReplyDeleteSteve, now that you "said it" and got it out the way, Slappy will now feel safe to come out the wood works to continue his foolishness under a guise rebuttal. Thanks a lot. You fell for it.
Damn LAA,
ReplyDeleteI thought you and Slappy were buddies.
Did he say something non-congratulatory about black women?
You had no problem with him as long as he was slamming brothers.
Oh BTW LAA,
ReplyDeleteYou keep perpetuating the lie that the NAACP supported the perps in the Dunbar Village case.
Can you produce any evidence on this board to support that?
I can produce evidence that proves you're lying.
Steve, I can't help it if black males just happen to be the main subject of his criminal "black news". He doesn't specify his hate with black news, he hates all black people. In fact, he has been more specific and vocal about his contempt for black women and black children in previous threads, never black men directly. I haven't seen you tackle him once when he disrespected black women.
ReplyDeleteI've already said my peace, so why don't you produce the evidence to say that I'm "lying". Go ahead.
ReplyDeleteSteve,
ReplyDeleteHere are videos, flyers, phone conversatons all you need to see Sharpton and the NAACP made the criminals the victims.
Why do you persist in putting your foot in your mouth day after day? Are you one of those coons that just likes to argue even when you don't have a clue and also know yo are wrong?
Maude Ford Lee, the president of the West Palm Beach NAACP chapter, spoke alongside Sharpton while the assembled media were handed a flier showing the photos of three of the accused Dunbar Village rapists with the words, “Voiceless, Vulnerable, Victims!!” next to them.
As this video shows, when the NAACP was contacted about helping the victims in the Dunbar Village rape, they said “Black-on-black crime is not part of our mission.” But later, they supported the defendants.
And, boy – did they support them. They even printed fliers – calling the rapist ‘victims’
Even though there is conclusive DNA evidence and signed confessions, the NAACP and Al Sharpton are saying that it is ‘unfair’ to not offer bail to these four alleged rapists. They even had a press release about it.
The Reverend Al Sharpton Tuesday said four black teens charged in the gang rape and beating of a West Palm Beach woman and her son were treated unfairly. Sharpton said the teens charged in the June 2007 attack in the Dunbar Village housing project should have been treated the same as five white teens recently accused of raping two young girls in Boca Raton after a party.
Sharpton was flanked Tuesday by relatives of the Dunbar Village defendants. He says he’s protesting an “imbalance,” but doesn’t condone the teens’ actions.
http://bigjournalism.com/lstranahan/2011/05/25/al-sharpton-the-naacp-and-the-dunbar-village-rape/
The Reverend Al Sharpton Tuesday said four black teens charged in the gang rape and beating of a West Palm Beach woman and her son were treated unfairly. Sharpton said the teens charged in the June 2007 attack in the Dunbar Village housing project should have been treated the same as five white teens recently accused of raping two young girls in Boca Raton after a party.
ReplyDeleteSharpton was flanked Tuesday by relatives of the Dunbar Village defendants. He says he’s protesting an "imbalance," but doesn’t condone the teens’ actions.
http://www.wpbf.com/news/15573715/detail.html#ixzz1N9Uhj5Ri
Frank Cerabino wrote an Op-Ed for the Palm Beach Post
To call these cases identical, as Sharpton did, is to ignore far too much. And to make martyrs of the Dunbar teenagers only trivializes real cases of racial injustice and further denigrates two black victims of unspeakable crimes.
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Maude Ford Lee, the president of the West Palm Beach NAACP chapter, spoke alongside Sharpton while the assembled media were handed a flier showing the photos of three of the accused Dunbar Village rapists with the words, "Voiceless, Vulnerable, Victims!!" next to them.
NAACP helps the voiceless,vulnerable,victims,other wise know has the Dunbar rapist.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7R6-nTPzkw&feature=player_embedded#at=69
There was this nice bit from Rev. Als's radio show--
“If the suspects were white,i would have been there sooner.”
The NAACP and Rev. Al may have helped the REAL victims at the very end.It still doesn't change the fact they DEFENDED the rapist first.
Don't waste your breath or time, Superious. Unless your info comes from a "Steve-approved" source, all you'll get from him is a childish "LMAO", or "tee hee".
ReplyDeleteSteve, I'm still waiting.
ReplyDeleteSuperious
ReplyDeleteYour a fuckin liar.
Sharpton merely stated that the Dunbar rapists were treated far more harshly than some white boy gang rapists who did virtually the same thing in a nearby town.
And the West Palm Beach NAACP Letter on Dunbar is online detailing their position.
LAA
ReplyDeleteThe NAACP office responded to the Dunbar Village e-mail on your favorite blod WAOD which I've been blocked from.
Why don't you link it the letter and post it?
"uptownsteve said...
ReplyDeleteI can produce evidence that proves you're lying.
11:04 AM"
Wait a minute. Steve, I thought you said that YOU could produce the evidence.
Now, you want LAA to produce your evidence for you?
What a moron.
uptownsteve said...
ReplyDeleteSuperious
Your a fuckin liar.
Sharpton merely stated that the Dunbar rapists were treated far more harshly than some white boy gang rapists who did virtually the same thing in a nearby town.
Did the white boy rapist torture the girls they raped?
Did they make them have sex with their moms?
Did the white boy rapist use finger nail polish remover?
Who's the fucking liar? It appears to be you, Steve.
From another poster.
ReplyDeleteOpen Letter to the NAACP and Al Sharpton
I'm writing to protest the recent actions of the NAACP and the National Action Network in the Dunbar Village rape case. As you know, on June 18th, 2007, a black woman and her 12 year old son were viciously and savagely attacked by 10 black men and boys in a West Palm Beach Florida public housing project called Dunbar Village . The woman was brutally gang raped for over three hours, tortured and forced to perform oral sex on her 12 year old son at gunpoint. They were doused with chemicals, poured into their eyes and the woman's vagina in an attempt to destroy evidence. They were saved from being burned alive only because the rapists could not find matches. No one called the police during the three hour attack. No one came to their aid when the attack was over. They had to walk a mile to a hospital before they were assisted by anyone.
On Tuesday, March 11, 2008, Al Sharpton and the West Palm Beach NAACP held a press conference accusing the prosecutor of treating those arrested in this case unfairly. You demanded that the prosecutor offer bail to the boys arrested in this case and not try them as adults, because this was being done by the prosecutor in another gang rape case involving white perpetrators in a different Florida jurisdiction.
Following the attack, vigorous efforts were made to contact NAN and the NAACP and enlist your aid in getting help and attention for the victim of this horrific crime. An NAACP spokesman, when contacted, said they would not respond because "it was outside their mission". Despite repeated calls to the National Action Network, there was NO RESPONSE. No statement on behalf of the victim, no protest, not one single word. Contrast this to the swift and vocal response Al Sharpton and NAN exhibited to the Duke rape case. In the Duke case, loud and vocal support of the victim and calls for justice for her attackers, but in the Dunbar Village case.......complete silence.
cont.
"Wait a minute. Steve, I thought you said that YOU could produce the evidence."
ReplyDeleteDid you miss the part where I said I was blocked off of WAOD's website?
All you have to do is click on the link NAACP National office responds to Dunbar Village email and the answer will be right there.
Slapnuts
ReplyDeleteI would say rape is torture, wouldn't you?
Only a pinheaded racist goober would try to minimize an act of sexual violence because it was committed by whites.
OMIGOD
ReplyDeleteThe goobers and LAA too I guess are using the words of proven liar and racist Andrew Brietbart as evidence that the NAACP SUPPORTED the Dunbar Village racists?????
uptownsteve said...
ReplyDeleteSlapnuts
I would say rape is torture, wouldn't you?
Only a pinheaded racist goober would try to minimize an act of sexual violence because it was committed by whites.
The same pinhead would have tried to link the 2 cases together.
If the 2 cases were even 50% similar Al and the NAACP may have had a point.They were not.There is no bail for torture.Something Rev.Al and the NAACP did know but tried to play the race card anyways.
This was a case of Al and the NAACP defending rapist.
Black women stood up across America and said "oh hell no".
They made AL and the NAACP backtrack big time.
"Black women stood up across America and said "oh hell no"
ReplyDeleteBULL$HIT.
Outside of those repulsive cows over at WAOD you couldn't find any widespread condemnation of either Sharpton or the NAACP in the black community.
As if you, a white racist, knows anything about black folk.
Steve was blocked from a website?
ReplyDeleteI'm shocked....SHOCKED, I tell you!
Maybe I should start posting as "anonymous"
ReplyDeleteJust out of curiousity, Steve.....just what the hell did you do to get blocked from a blog entitled "What About Our Daughters?"
ReplyDeleteWhat the heck were you hanging out on a blog like that anyway?
So lets do a quick review boys and girls.
ReplyDeleteRev. Al and the NAACP refused the please of the victims of the Dunbar Rapist.
Black on black crime just ain't their thing.
If the perps had been white,you can bet your grapacola and pork rinds Al and the NAACP would have been their to help and defend the victims.
But when the Dunbar rapist called,Rev. AL and the NAACP responded with a quickness and a deck of race cards.
Re. AL and the NAACP -
Saying that the Dunbar rapist should get bail.
Saying they should be tried has juveniles.
Printing flyers saying the rapist were voiceless,vulnerable,victims.
They got called out by the black blogosphere.
Rev.AL and the NAACP quickly backtrack and tried cover themselves with lies.
Than they claimed they wanted to help the real victims.
"Black on black crime just ain't their thing."
ReplyDeleteYou're lying.
Nobody said this.
"Printing flyers saying the rapist were voiceless,vulnerable,victims."
Let's see one.
"They got called out by the black blogosphere."
Outside of WAOD, WHO?
"Just out of curiousity, Steve.....just what the hell did you do to get blocked from a blog entitled "What About Our Daughters?""
ReplyDeleteStanding up to their anti-black male hatred.
And it wasn't as if I was "hanging around there".
I posted on two maybe three threads and POOF I was gone.
Just out of curiousity, why won't you post under a name?
OK. I did.
ReplyDeleteScoll down the page.They have both a front and back view.
ReplyDelete"Dunbar rapists are Tender and Precious"
http://www.whataboutourdaughters.com/waod/2008/3/30/chicago-tribune-covers-naacp-al-sharpton-joint-dunbar-villag.html
Learn the truth about Rev.AL and the NAACP.
http://dunbarvillage.blogspot.com/
Son't post as Anon Steve. I enjoy you giving them hell on the daily.
ReplyDelete"Steve was blocked from a website?
ReplyDeleteI'm shocked....SHOCKED, I tell you!"
uts is conveniently lying to protect the first lie he told to LAA, which was he COULD produce evidence. Obviously, he cannot.
I have not seen anything uts could back up. It's all been BS and "LMAO". that is his m.o. He is a total ignorant jackass.
Steve, you are a piece of shit and a lying uncle tom.
http://www.whataboutourdaughters.com/waod/2008/3/19/dunbar-village-videoanswer-the-call.html
ReplyDeleteId this id Steve?
"The Dunbar Village gang rapists poured gasoline on the mother and son (to get rid of the "evidence") but couldn't find any matches. Since the gang rapists couldn't find any matches to set the mother and son on fire, they survived the attack."
ReplyDeleteTrue. and the NAACP remained silent on this. But what's new for the NAACP? Oh, they shot down Sherrod before they found out the truth.
Of course steve sees all of this as a put down of bm. for him it's not a question of morality, it's a question of his sick paranoiac pride.
Anonymous is still blowing smoke out of his ass and lying.
ReplyDeleteAt no time did I or Al Sharpton or the NAACP make excuses for, condone or defend the disgusting atrocity committed by the rapists at Dunbar Village.
It was a blatant lie made up WAOD, Andrew Brietbart and other bm haters, Uncle Toms, racists and anti-black organization zealots with an agenda.
RK,
ReplyDeleteI cannot access that link as I've been blocked off of WAOD.
Please post the NAACP letter here since LAA won't because it will expose her as a liar.
uptownsteve said...
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should start posting as "anonymous"
Or better yet change your name to bitterdumbfuckincoon your an idiot you never can see the truth. Yeah we know Al's network and the NAACP did not do what they did and your proof is the NAACP coming back and doing damage control. What a fuckin idiot. Some of us live in florida and remember vividly what happened. Sharpton and the NAACP DID take up for the poor oppressed fucking animals!!! And fuck you and anyone that looks like you, how dare you call me a liar when I presented you with the facts, video, phone calls, the flyer that was produced and everyone BUT YOU agrees. Dumb Fuckin Coon you is.
Rottnkid said...
ReplyDeleteSon't post as Anon Steve. I enjoy you giving them hell on the daily.
AInt that some shit, steve so dumb he even make you look smart
It was a blatant lie made up WAOD, Andrew Brietbart and other bm haters, Uncle Toms, racists and anti-black organization zealots with an agenda.
ReplyDeleteWow, you are so important that the world is out to get you. What a maroone!!!!!
My thoughts are that the writer, Andraya Mays is a young woman with her head on straight, Kudos to her!
ReplyDeleteShe touches on many topics, all related, but what I understood from her article is that she objects to using light superflous language to describe a serious situation, such as the woman in the court case who has a child with the man. Also the usage of more serious words to describe a situation that should be an exploratory no serious one, ie.,calling a new boyfriend "my old man", or his family "the in laws" !
I agree with her. For example the first time I heard my sons ex wife refer to me, (when they had just met almost) as her "mother in law" I was mildly shocked! But I quickly realized that this is the jargon of most of the younger generation. (and I don't like to criticize the younger generation because there will always and necessarily be change):)
This generation is much less formal, and whether that's a good or a bad thing I don't know..
So I think she's correct because language reflects thinking, so her thinking and that of many fine young people today is right on the money! Congrats to her and best wishes!
Oh here is the letter and evidence Anon so you can shut the fuck up now.
ReplyDelete"A series of viral e-mails circulating the Internet the past several days distort and misrepresent the NAACP's stance on the Dunbar Village gang rape case that began last June in south Florida.
The NAACP does not condone violence against anyone. Any suggestion to the contrary is not credible in light of the Association's long history of opposing violence against all persons.
In fact, it was the West Palm Beach Branch NAACP and area churches, among others, that provided assistance in the relocation of the victims in this horrific and inexplicable criminal matter.
"The NAACP cares deeply that justice be applied equally, without regards to race, but cares just as deeply that guilty parties be held accountable for their actions," said Adora Obi Nweze, president of the Florida State Conference, NAACP.
The NAACP National Office nor the Florida NAACP have taken any formal position on the case and both believe this situation will benefit from well meaning, interested parties allowing the facts to become further known and letting defense lawyers do their work.
"The lives of the victims in this case are irrevocably altered in the worst way," said NAACP Interim President & CEO Dennis Courtland Hayes. "While we respect the judicial process and implore that equal justice be rendered for all involved, we must also focus on ending the continuing plague of violence in our communities.
"The NAACP and its affiliates will continue to closely monitor the proceedings and details of this case, said West Palm Beach Branch NAACP President Maude Ford Lee, who added, "Earlier reports that my remarks support the heinous acts of the guilty parties could not be further from the truth."
Where's the NAACP defense of the Dunbar Village rapists????
ReplyDeleteWHERE?????
Evidence of their position provided.
Where you at LAA?
Superious????
Believe me RK, I LOVE exposing these POS'.
Rottenkid gave a video link regarding the NAACP. It should put everything to rest and validate everything LAA said, which I agree. It takes an idiot to call LAA a liar when all of Black America knows LAA is speaking the truth.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, here is the proof and evidence Steve couldn't produce...Thank you, Rttnkid.
http://www.whataboutourdaughters.com/waod/2008/3/19/dunbar-village-videoanswer-the-call.html
Wow. That video said it all. Now maybe that stupid Steve will STFU.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks to RK and WAOD.
Steve, go eat shit.
Steve, all that letter you posted from the NAACP is nothing but damage control. Pictures / video don't lie.
ReplyDeleteUnlike, say, the NAACP.
LMAO!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clown.
Poor Steve, he is a prisoner of his own foolish pride. He lacks the maturity to admit when he's wrong. The boy will go to any length to prove he's right even when it is clear to everyone he is wrong.
ReplyDeleteSteve, you are a very small person with no heart. But you have a great laugh...LMAO!!!
Not even announced for president yet, but Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry leads Barack Obama 45 percent to 42 percent among North Carolina voters in a potential presidential matchup, according to a new poll released by the Civitas Institute.
ReplyDeleteForty-five percent of voters said they are leaning towards or would vote for Gov. Rick Perry if the election for President of the United States was being held today and the candidates were Perry, the Republican, and Barack Obama, the Democrat. Forty-two percent said they are leaning towards or would vote for Obama, and 9 percent said they are undecided.
“For the President to be trailing an unannounced candidate in a state he barely won in 2012 has to be concerning for the Obama team,” said Civitas Institute President Francis De Luca. “If Obama is hoping to catch lightning again and win North Carolina, he is going to have to hope for a weaker opponent than Gov. Perry or a big bounce from having the Democratic National Convention here next year.”
Steve, come on. Just stop. You proved nothing. This is a re-post, my first one disappeared. I'll split it in two.
ReplyDeleteAs Fred Sanford stated, what you posted was an after the fact damage control. I notice you didn't put the link you swiped it from, nor the date of the article.
But read this below, swiped from the WAOD link posted by the Anony and the ever-so-smart Rottnkid:
"When a group of concerned citizens contacted various African American leaders about the conditions at Dunbar Village, not a single on responded publicly. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said that they would not become involved because Black on Black crime was not a part of their mission, yet 7 months later, the NAACP came out for the first time in the case, but not to speak about inhumane living conditions and out of control crime, but to call for the release of the four suspected gang rapists despite the sadistic nature of the crime. They didn't offer a single legal reason for the release and didn't comment on whether releasing the suspects would place the community or the victim in imminent peril."
And Steve, I haven't visited WAOD in years, and even then I wasn't a regular. You just don't like black women with opinions and concerns that are contrary to your sexist insecure beliefs. But it doesn't surprise me that you were given the boot. They call black men like you "Internet Ike Turners" (LOL), anyone can see why. And why can't you access the site even though you were blocked from commenting at the time? Do you have a static IP address?? You are not making sense. You're like a three year old testing silly fibs on grown folks. How pathetic. If it helps you to feel compassion for the victims, why don't you just pretend the "ebol" white men did it.
ReplyDelete@uptownsteve
ReplyDeleteSuperious quoted Lee Strathan a troll on Media Matters and a writer on Andrew Breitbart's blog Big Government. We all know what they did to Shirley Sharrod.
The only one being exposed is steve.
ReplyDeleteAl and the NAACP wanted--
Bail for the rapist
The rapist to be treated has juveniles.
Both Al and the NAACP sent lawyers for the rapist.
And the NAACP passed out flyers describing the Dunbar rapist has "Tender and Precious".
No spin from the NAACP and Rev. Al will change that.
Lil' Stevie has been taking an ass-whooping today. The only thing that would make his day any better is if AB were to show up and start calling him a conked coon hobama-loving rapist. (I might have forgot a few...ya'll help me out).
ReplyDeletekid said...
ReplyDelete@uptownsteve
Superious quoted Lee Strathan a troll on Media Matters and a writer on Andrew Breitbart's blog Big Government. We all know what they did to Shirley Sharrod
Alinsky alert - Alinsky Alert!!!!
Oh stop with this weak, "look I dont like the source so deny the truth shit". Ever since Obama was elected and he surrounded himself with alinksy types, thats what you guys do best.
Look at the video - who cares who posted it. Did you see the video? Then??
Look at the flyer - who cares who posted it but Al and the NAACP made it and disributed it. Did you see the flyer? Then????
Rules for Radicals #13
Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it. In conflict tactics there are certain rules that [should be regarded] as universalities. One is that the opposition must be singled out as the target and 'frozen.'...
"...any target can always say, 'Why do you center on me when there are others to blame as well?' When your 'freeze the target,' you disregard these [rational but distracting] arguments.... Then, as you zero in and freeze your target and carry out your attack, all the 'others' come out of the woodwork very soon. They become visible by their support of the target...'
"One acts decisively only in the conviction that all the angels are on one side and all the devils on the other." (pps.127-134)
yeah we need to increase the debt ceiling - Errr I mean make it so We can borrow more money and get more in debt. Why? So we can study the sizes of gay mens penis's ......OK uptown Steve I know you will like this one, but the rest of us don't.
ReplyDeletehttp://dailycaller.com/2011/07/18/feds-pay-for-study-of-gay-men%e2%80%99s-penis-sizes/
Steve and mold are a lot alike.Both lack reasoning.
ReplyDeleteBoth are brainwashed by the sources they read and causes they believe in.
Anytime they are presented with facts that challenges their beliefs,they become illogical.Than they attack.
They become tools that are used by the ones that feed them news.
They are useful idiots.
" Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteyeah we need to increase the debt ceiling - Errr I mean make it so We can borrow more money and get more in debt. Why? So we can study the sizes of gay mens penis's ......OK uptown Steve I know you will like this one, but the rest of us don't.
http://dailycaller.com/2011/07/18/feds-pay-for-study-of-gay-men%e2%80%99s-penis-sizes/
3:26 PM"
So....gay boys with little peckers are more likely to take it up the butt, huh? Well, that certainly explains why Steve was always so eager to spread his cheeks!
I thought he was just trying to get promoted out of the galley.
So....gay boys with little peckers are more likely to take it up the butt, huh? Well, that certainly explains why Steve was always so eager to spread his cheeks!
ReplyDeleteI thought he was just trying to get promoted out of the galley.
You mean he cooks? now that is scary. I can see him arguing over and over that "black beans" are racist and he aint havin none o that.
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ReplyDeleteanal receptive versus anal insertive
alicia, is there a lesbian analogue?
tee-hee-hee
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PC, thanks for the 411 on that movie.
ReplyDeleteI remember those days as a kid: Michael Holding coming with the pace and Dujon behind the sticks.
That was cricket heaven. :)
Shout out to Sabina Park.
I skipped reading the 112 comments because of the high BS content.
ReplyDeleteBlinding Glimpse of the Obvious...
You're using Judge Judy participants as context?? Really? Could be your first problem. Here's something to which I can speak with some authority... been married (not always happily, but we MAKE it work) for 35 years. No engagement ring. No churchy-stuff, just plain hard work. 2 kids came through us, 2 more came to us. We've gone through all the stuff; the lust, the stupid shit, the gains and losses...it's called life. What you spend your time doing is how you spend your life. Simple. The problem, as I see it is too many of you guys spend too much time watching Judge Judy, and too much time thinking about yourselves, and your own needs. That doesn't make for a good partner. If you want to have a good partner, you have to be a good partner. It's not rocket science. Grow some self-respect, quit focusing on the material crap (because it's crap & can go away really quickly) and spend some quiet time with some basic human values. You don't need Judge Judy for that.
Wow I had to comment on this post.
ReplyDeleteUTS you are a lying sack of manure!
I just don't see how you could lie about Al Sharpton's support for the Dunbar Village rapists.
Shame on you!
TP/Blinks
Kid
ReplyDelete"Superious quoted Lee Strathan a troll on Media Matters and a writer on Andrew Breitbart's blog Big Government. We all know what they did to Shirley Sharrod."
Anyone with a pair of eyes knows that.
Exactly why the anon-goobers and LAA are all hyped up.
They're exposed once again.