Necromanti
Member
Well, necromancy is also known as nigromancy, i.e. dealing with the dark arts. Though that's obviously not what the forehead guy was going for.I think he meant Necro-Bump
Still fucking hilarious though lol
Well, necromancy is also known as nigromancy, i.e. dealing with the dark arts. Though that's obviously not what the forehead guy was going for.I think he meant Necro-Bump
Still fucking hilarious though lol
Jorts are for furries and apple bottom girls
Took my post.
When I see someone using a Bluetooth headset they are typically talking way louder than they should with no regard for their surroundings and I immediately think they are tool bags, regardless of their color. This can actually apply to nearly all cell phone use in public.
Why do people hold their phone in front of them and talk into it?
It's funny that he said "sorry" first as some sort of prevention.
I'm sure he meant necro, guys.
Not that bumping a 4-year-old thread to say HEY GUYS I SAW THREE BLACK LADIES USING BLUETOOTH WTF?! is much better.
Sorry for the negro-bump but can someone explain this? I work at a restaurant and yesterday I saw three different black women come in wearing and using their headsets. I see it ALL the time and I'm relatively certain I'm not noticing this selectively.
Now that this has thread been negro-bumped, I have a related question: lately I've seen a fair number of people with headphone/collar like things around their necks. What's the point of these?
They look like this:
http://i.imgur.com/KjDKAwS.jpg
I think that's a possibility. Otherwise it would be a (succesful) account suicide.I'm sure he meant necro, guys.
Now that this has thread been negro-bumped, I have a related question: lately I've seen a fair number of people with headphone/collar like things around their necks. What's the point of these?
They look like this:
![]()
Seriously, this. Black or white or Asian, whatever, I'd say 99% of people I see use BT ear pieces when taking a call practically scream into the thing. It's really irritating. They also pace around and get in other people's way without any regard. It's as if they are in a totally different world when a call comes through. Don't get me wrong, I pace when I'm on the phone too, or do weird shit like sit awkwardly in a chair or something, but that's when I'm at home, and I still don't scream at whoever I may be talking to.
They're like blinking douche indicators attached to someone's ear.
Edit: didn't realize this was an old thread. And apparently a "negro-bump" at that, whatever that is lol.
No.![]()
Jorts are for furries and apple bottom girls
Pretty sure 'negro-bump' was a typo, kids. C'mon now.
Anyhow, I have to admit I've noticed the correlation between black people and BT headsets thing where I live too. Can't stand the damn things myself. I just use the Apple earpod things. I don't like having to futz with BT. It's easier to just stick a wire in there or pull it out, if need be.
They are stereo earbuds bluetooth headset where you wear them like a necklace that have them earbuds stick to the ends with a magnet. They also have button controls on the base.
I have one and it's really nice for general use or jogging.
Makes sense, thanks.Good for jogging/running/exercise while listening to your music without a wire sticking out of your pocket.
Now that this has thread been negro-bumped, I have a related question: lately I've seen a fair number of people with headphone/collar like things around their necks. What's the point of these?
They look like this:
![]()
No.![]()
Jorts are for furries and apple bottom girls
There's no way "negro-bump" was unintentional. It probably popped into his head and he searched for a thread to use it in.
....
Seriously, this. Black or white or Asian, whatever, I'd say 99% of people I see use BT ear pieces when taking a call practically scream into the thing. It's really irritating. They also pace around and get in other people's way without any regard. It's as if they are in a totally different world when a call comes through. Don't get me wrong, I pace when I'm on the phone too, or do weird shit like sit awkwardly in a chair or something, but that's when I'm at home, and I still don't scream at whoever I may be talking to.
They're like blinking douche indicators attached to someone's ear.
Edit: didn't realize this was an old thread. And apparently a "negro-bump" at that, whatever that is lol.
Now that this has thread been negro-bumped, I have a related question: lately I've seen a fair number of people with headphone/collar like things around their necks. What's the point of these?
They look like this:
![]()
Negro-bump sounds like a cop codeword for when a minority needs some brutalizing.