spindashing
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Everyone knows that Jupiter was the head bitch in charge. Brunettes >ReiGun said:
Bay Maximus said:
The Black Culture Thread
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ChocolateCupcakes
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Short skirts is what I'm assuming. We all know it wasn't because Tuxedo guy was cool.Londa said:
Dreams-Visions
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TMNT was win.
before they remade the series in the late 90s. that was a damn shame.
before they remade the series in the late 90s. that was a damn shame.
spindashing
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TMNT was the true king, but I cannot lie and say that I didn't indulge in the imitators.ReiGun said:Biker Mice? Swat Cats? Da hell?
Even as a kid, I knew they were all just cheap imitators. Pretenders to the throne!
For example:
bobbychalkers
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My dad asked me not to long ago on why I liked that show as a kid.spindashing said:TMNT was the true king, but I cannot lie and say that I didn't indulge in the imitators.
For example:
Urban Scholar
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ChocolateCupcakes said:
I'm not going to even to pretend to lie. It was the skirts, I thought naughty things.
spindashing said:
soundscream
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ReiGun said:Biker Mice? Swat Cats? Da hell?
Even as a kid, I knew they were all just cheap imitators. Pretenders to the throne!
As a fan of the original turtles comic I hate what they did to them.
Made them all PG and shit
Londa said:
Oh God, that's what they used in the English version? MOON REVENGE FTW
Veal said:
Awww, you liked Lovely Complex? What a great shoujo. The characters were awesome, and I could relate to Risa, who enjoyed video games and was too tall for most boys. Definitely a funny show.
ReiGun said:Biker Mice? Swat Cats? Da hell?
Even as a kid, I knew they were all just cheap imitators. Pretenders to the throne!
Those were the days.
I use to watch TMNT religiously and had a bunch of action figures too. Everybody knows they wanted this bad boy:
I was in Target about 15 minute ago and this middle aged black lady at the register told me I look like Raphael Saadiq.
Now I feel all sexy.
Come at me female GAF.
spindashing
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Okay, guys (and gals).
I was at my local supermarket and something caught my eye. You know those little capsule toys that kids would ask their parents to buy for them before leaving the store? Usually it's some little ninja, maybe a gumball machine, stickers, etc. Look what I found amongst the other items:
What. The. Hell.
I was at my local supermarket and something caught my eye. You know those little capsule toys that kids would ask their parents to buy for them before leaving the store? Usually it's some little ninja, maybe a gumball machine, stickers, etc. Look what I found amongst the other items:
What. The. Hell.
Black Republican
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anyone had any dodgy, funny looks when buying anime/manga?
Mononofu said:Those were the days.
Everybody knows they wanted this bad boy:
I was in Target about 15 minute ago and this middle aged black lady at the register told me I look like Raphael Saadiq.
Now I feel all sexy.
Come at me female GAF.
He isn't my type.
LowerLevel
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mr jones said:
Gentleman AND a Scholar good Sir! Add some Force Five in that mix and we are starting my tweens and such! Man, the memories. So glad Jem is back on. Man even the toys were better! Die Cast friggin' METAL!
Has anyone experienced this: http://www.recklesstortuga.com/video/racism-america-ep-1
I've been asked "what are you" or "what are you mixed with" and i've been told that I am "well spoken" far too often.
I've been asked "what are you" or "what are you mixed with" and i've been told that I am "well spoken" far too often.
Urban Scholar
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AiTM said:
What were you expecting friend?
Urban Scholar
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Londa said:
Haha
MWS Natural
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People have asked me if I am Black and Asian before, I always say "yes" and then proceed to troll the shit out of them. But more than anything I get the "shocked" look when I meet someone for a business meeting for the first time. That "OH!....[pause] Hi?...[pause]..nice to meet you!" It all depends on what state you live in, here there aren't many black people in corporate so I get it a lot but back home in the Tri-State area I never got that reaction.enzom21 said:
Can't wait to hear this one.Urban Scholar said:
Boombloxer
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MWS Natural said:
I've gotten the "shocked" reaction a few times, but I can't be mistaken for anything except black. That reaction is the best, especially after you make an eloquent point or start quoting facts/people.
It's literally like "
" *does not compute*And I missed the anime convo, but don't sleep on Outlaw Star. The days of DBZ/Gundam Wing were the shit.
However, the DCAU rules them all.
Urban Scholar
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Air said:
I blog/frequent on 1up.com and post semi often on siliconera.com
MWS Natural
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Me either which makes it so silly, I have some what "asian eyes" but not really imo. It's like some people just want to be/want you to be anything but black. I've gotten the "so well spoken", shit so many times I don't think it even registers anymore lol.Boombloxer said:I've gotten the "shocked" reaction a few times, but I can't be mistaken for anything except black. That reaction is the best, especially after you make an eloquent point or start quoting facts/people.
It's literally like "
And I missed the anime convo, but don't sleep on Outlaw Star. The days of DBZ/Gundam Wing were the shit.
However, the DCAU rules them all.
Urban Scholar
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MWS Natural said:
Oh boy
I remember a time I was at work and I was helping an elderly lady with something. We were talking about stuff and I shared what I was doing with life blah blah. You guys know how it goes when you talk to older people. Then she asked me about my background, I told her I was Haitian and born here in Miami.
Her response was 0_0. Really? Yes. I mean but you look... Like what? I'm well spoken, well dressed, handsome(yeah she said this)I thinking oh man, "not Haitian". Sure enough her eyes told this was what she was thinking. I'll never understand that people don't understand there isn't a template.
captmcblack
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I used to live on 1up.com (my username = firestar46, I'm a forums admin)...but the people paying the bills basically ripped the soul out circa 2008. The forum community splintered off, so I sometimes appear where they're at.Air said:
This is basically the only site I'm regularly located now, outside of sports/music blogs or places to watch stuff (mastertoons ftw).
Many moons ago, I used to be at okayplayer as well, and I used to write reviews for games at The Next Level/Gotnext and other sites.
Urban Scholar
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captmcblack said:
No way, I used to frequent that site for reviews awhile back.
Bay Maximus
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Urban Scholar said:
I'm Blackity Black and I'm Black yall...
spindashing
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Just GAF. I've found that I can't go anywhere else as far as posting goes.Air said:
I visit music blogs, and I use last.fm a lot.
Kitschkraft
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Air said:
Tumblr
^ Only social networks I'm on actually.
Gamasutra
Media Takeout (Terrible gossip site, but the headlines are funny sometimes)
Bossip to a lesser extent.
Other various celebrity gossip/picture sites.
Deadline Hollywood
Dailymail
Total Football Forums
Porn
And I hate to admit it but....I post on Sohh/Project covo. I don't even like rap, but I can't get away.
Urban Scholar
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Kitschkraft said:
Oh yeah I forgot I'm on twitter as well and use it daily.
Plywood said:
On that note, people usually think I am Hispanic/Spanish. It's kind of annoying because even after I tell them I'm black they ignore what I say and keep saying that there are hispanics that look like me and that I do not look black what so ever. That I don't have black features.
MWS Natural
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To be fair most people are exactly what they look like. If someone (of any race) is sagging their pants off their ass w/ a grill in their mouth I'm going to stereotype them as ghetto. The same as if they had a confederate trucker hat on w/ some overalls I'm going to initially think they are a redneck. My problem is when I am clean cut, dressed in business casual attire and people STILL apply some ghetto/low expectation stereotype to me when I look nothing of the sort.Urban Scholar said:
You seem like a very nice girl Londa, I wouldn't want to break your heart like that.Londa said:
Since we're talking about "blackness", are there any dark-skinned folks around? I can't count the numerous times I've been asked what country I'm from despite not giving any indications, I have no accent, etc. It's not that I have a problem with people asking where I was born, as that's a pretty normal question for anyone, it's just the assumptions people make. One of my friends Mom actually asked the first time we met immediately, "So what island are you from?" I replied, "Alabama Island". The confusion was grand lol. Another friend's uncle asked me, "So how are things in the old country?" Me: Wha? Him: Ya know, with your tribe, etc. Me: Uhh, my annoying cousins are still annoying in Birmingham. Fun times.
There are some hispanics that tan very dark, there is a chance they might think you're Dominican, though some Dominicans consider themselves black anyway. Anyway it's stereotypes, they already have a picture formed in there head of how black woman look and the picture is wrong.Londa said:
As Urban Scholar said earlier there isn't a template.
MWS Natural
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I know I was just messing with you sweetie. I'll send you something..Londa said:I'm not hitting on you silly. Its ok if you don't want to show me.
Oh, and you might not be my type. lol
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