RIP Rush.
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@nobodyssock said in RIP Rush.:
In the meantime, i am off to find some more Rhodes island reds.
They're small, but perfectly formed.
Or so I've heard.
wrote on 24 Feb 2021, 15:05 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
@nobodyssock said in RIP Rush.:
In the meantime, i am off to find some more Rhodes island reds.
They're small, but perfectly formed.
Or so I've heard.
@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
@nobodyssock said in RIP Rush.:
In the meantime, i am off to find some more Rhodes island reds.
They're small, but perfectly formed.
Or so I've heard.
Oh good! Just like my penis!
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@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
@nobodyssock said in RIP Rush.:
In the meantime, i am off to find some more Rhodes island reds.
They're small, but perfectly formed.
Or so I've heard.
@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
@nobodyssock said in RIP Rush.:
In the meantime, i am off to find some more Rhodes island reds.
They're small, but perfectly formed.
Or so I've heard.
Oh good! Just like my penis!
wrote on 24 Feb 2021, 15:08 last edited by@nobodyssock said in RIP Rush.:
@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
@nobodyssock said in RIP Rush.:
In the meantime, i am off to find some more Rhodes island reds.
They're small, but perfectly formed.
Or so I've heard.
@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
@nobodyssock said in RIP Rush.:
In the meantime, i am off to find some more Rhodes island reds.
They're small, but perfectly formed.
Or so I've heard.
Oh good! Just like my penis!
Inny or outy?
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@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
What exactly did I say to Larry that upset you so?
I honestly don't think I said anything particularly unpleasant.
I can't think of anything. I am only sad that he left.
I'm sad he left, too.
But, if you're going to dish it out as much as he did, I think you do have to be prepared to take a little back.
The resident ahole left because he was one of the nutters that was soooooo sure Trump was going to keep his post even after the election showed most Americans wanted his ass gone. He is in his little sulk mode now but will crawl back eventually to harangue and harass as that is all he knows. Let’s see how many oxen I can gore today. In the meantime, i am off to find some more Rhodes island reds. Ooh baby!
wrote on 24 Feb 2021, 15:10 last edited by@nobodyssock said in RIP Rush.:
@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
What exactly did I say to Larry that upset you so?
I honestly don't think I said anything particularly unpleasant.
I can't think of anything. I am only sad that he left.
I'm sad he left, too.
But, if you're going to dish it out as much as he did, I think you do have to be prepared to take a little back.
The resident ahole left because he was one of the nutters that was soooooo sure Trump was going to keep his post even after the election showed most Americans wanted his ass gone. He is in his little sulk mode now but will crawl back eventually to harangue and harass as that is all he knows. Let’s see how many oxen I can gore today. In the meantime, i am off to find some more Rhodes island reds. Ooh baby!
Nah, Limbaugh was successful because he drove idiots like you absolutely, bug-eyed nuts.
BTW, you don't live in Rio Linda?
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A lack of self awareness. Not a lack of decency, which I fully believe you have. I think you absolutely would not have had an identical reaction to Larry if you thought he was African American. You would have donned the kid gloves.
Can't speak for Phibes (though I can guess), but for me that is bullshit of the purest ray serene.
Didn't have to pull a race card with Larry, he waved his indigenous ancestry in everyone's face. Granted he was self-deprecating about it but he nevertheless did it regularly.
Nobody cares about Larry's ancestry. My point, hopefully obviously, was to illustrate that African Americans, at least within America, are considered exceptional. Any of them who manages to reach the echelons of middle class existence are so much more than welcome. I don't work with a lot of them, in fact it's extraordinary when one is hired into a technical position. When I worked at the headquarters campus, the African American people were in maintenance and reception. I don't believe this is because hiring managers were intentionally trying to not hire them into technical positions. I blame it on pop culture and how it views African Americans, the hopelessness, which is relentlessly reinforced. Telling kids that they are going to be repressed is really bad.
These sorts of ideas are not original to me, lots of smart African Americans would concur. It's just that the media doesn't tell anybody about it.
wrote on 24 Feb 2021, 17:32 last edited byA lack of self awareness. Not a lack of decency, which I fully believe you have. I think you absolutely would not have had an identical reaction to Larry if you thought he was African American. You would have donned the kid gloves.
Can't speak for Phibes (though I can guess), but for me that is bullshit of the purest ray serene.
Didn't have to pull a race card with Larry, he waved his indigenous ancestry in everyone's face. Granted he was self-deprecating about it but he nevertheless did it regularly.
Nobody cares about Larry's ancestry. My point, hopefully obviously, was to illustrate that African Americans, at least within America, are considered exceptional. Any of them who manages to reach the echelons of middle class existence are so much more than welcome. I don't work with a lot of them, in fact it's extraordinary when one is hired into a technical position. When I worked at the headquarters campus, the African American people were in maintenance and reception. I don't believe this is because hiring managers were intentionally trying to not hire them into technical positions. I blame it on pop culture and how it views African Americans, the hopelessness, which is relentlessly reinforced. Telling kids that they are going to be repressed is really bad.
These sorts of ideas are not original to me, lots of smart African Americans would concur. It's just that the media doesn't tell anybody about it.
You don't say.
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A lack of self awareness. Not a lack of decency, which I fully believe you have. I think you absolutely would not have had an identical reaction to Larry if you thought he was African American. You would have donned the kid gloves.
Can't speak for Phibes (though I can guess), but for me that is bullshit of the purest ray serene.
Didn't have to pull a race card with Larry, he waved his indigenous ancestry in everyone's face. Granted he was self-deprecating about it but he nevertheless did it regularly.
Nobody cares about Larry's ancestry. My point, hopefully obviously, was to illustrate that African Americans, at least within America, are considered exceptional. Any of them who manages to reach the echelons of middle class existence are so much more than welcome. I don't work with a lot of them, in fact it's extraordinary when one is hired into a technical position. When I worked at the headquarters campus, the African American people were in maintenance and reception. I don't believe this is because hiring managers were intentionally trying to not hire them into technical positions. I blame it on pop culture and how it views African Americans, the hopelessness, which is relentlessly reinforced. Telling kids that they are going to be repressed is really bad.
These sorts of ideas are not original to me, lots of smart African Americans would concur. It's just that the media doesn't tell anybody about it.
You don't say.
wrote on 24 Feb 2021, 17:37 last edited byA lack of self awareness. Not a lack of decency, which I fully believe you have. I think you absolutely would not have had an identical reaction to Larry if you thought he was African American. You would have donned the kid gloves.
Can't speak for Phibes (though I can guess), but for me that is bullshit of the purest ray serene.
Didn't have to pull a race card with Larry, he waved his indigenous ancestry in everyone's face. Granted he was self-deprecating about it but he nevertheless did it regularly.
Nobody cares about Larry's ancestry. My point, hopefully obviously, was to illustrate that African Americans, at least within America, are considered exceptional. Any of them who manages to reach the echelons of middle class existence are so much more than welcome. I don't work with a lot of them, in fact it's extraordinary when one is hired into a technical position. When I worked at the headquarters campus, the African American people were in maintenance and reception. I don't believe this is because hiring managers were intentionally trying to not hire them into technical positions. I blame it on pop culture and how it views African Americans, the hopelessness, which is relentlessly reinforced. Telling kids that they are going to be repressed is really bad.
These sorts of ideas are not original to me, lots of smart African Americans would concur. It's just that the media doesn't tell anybody about it.
You don't say.
Well, you don't say. I do say. Exactly one of us values an opportunity to use his words to explain his thoughts. The other poses.
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wrote on 24 Feb 2021, 17:40 last edited by
Then stop posing, Mr. Horace.
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wrote on 24 Feb 2021, 18:11 last edited by Renauda
Then stop posing, Mr. Horace.
I'm rubber and you're glue, whatever you say to me sticks to you.
Dosen't bother me. The term African-American is specific to the USA so I will not comment on its use or reference. I have however known and worked with black African immigrants as well as black immigrants from the Caribbean. All were highly educated and motivated in their jobs. Some years ago when I worked for an oilwell drilling equipment company, I went out to a rig site where there were two black labourers who looked after cleaning, storage and simple maintenance of the drilling tools. The Tool Push introduced them to me as Midnight and Five To. When I gave the Push a confused look, he said," we call them that because no one can remember their names. But this one, Midnight, is darker than his friend here, so we call him Five To 'cause he's not quite Midnight. We call them that so's we can tell them apart".
So yeah, that's my experience minuscule as it is. I guess that is how pop culture works up here.
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I knew a black guy once.
So there. No kidding. A real black guy!
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@doctor-phibes said in RIP Rush.:
I knew a black guy once.
So there. No kidding. A real black guy!
It was amazing.Do you know John, from London?
Yes YES I knew him. But I thought he was from Liverpool.
What kind of a name is LiverPool, anyways?
Must be near London, right, or a bit north. Everything's north of London.
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I shouldn't bother, it's full of johns.
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