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Posted on July 23 at 3:32 p.m.
Feel free to laugh.... I did...lol
Posted on July 23 at 3:25 p.m.
*technical
sorry I need to brush up on my typoneese
Posted on July 23 at 3:18 p.m.
My name is not reflective of my ethinic background... I was named after my cousin and a missionary who is a totaly different race from me. And if you are trying to get tecnical,,,, black is a color not a race. So to say that the definition of black is and I quote "lips and hair" is just plain ignorant. Everything you have stated is nothing more than racial epithets.... A name is a name and they all have different meanings calling someone some of these names are hurtful because of their meanings. Your name had nothing racial or hurtful in it's definition... it was just funny. however the defintion of junglebunny is very racist and not funny at all. You are a sad, sad case if you truly believe that us laughing at what "scrotch" means and what you have said are anywhere close to the same. I will not be indulging your ignorant comments anymore,,, it's useless to try to have you understand the difference. I did apoligize for not knowing this was your true name. However you just keep criticizing the race of my husband (who by the way you don't know either). I did not criticize you or your name,,, I only laughed at the definition. If the definition was about making fun of ones race,,,, I would not have found it funny. But evidently you find the "black" race funny. Says a lot about you!
PS...his name is not "black" it's Gerald just incase you want to look it up.
Posted on July 22 at 8:41 p.m.
What I did does not fit the definition of prejudice... I went to a link that gave a definition of a word (scrotch) which I happen to think is funny. So I did examine facts before I laughed,,, I wasn't judging you just laughing at the definition of "scrotch".
Definitions of 'prejudice' (prĕj́ə-dĭs) - 6 definitions - The American Heritage® Dictionary
prejudice
(n.) An adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without knowledge or examination of the facts.
prejudice (n.) The act or state of holding unreasonable preconceived judgments or convictions. See synonyms at predilection
prejudice (v.) To cause (someone) to judge prematurely and irrationally. See synonyms at bias
Posted on July 22 at 8:29 p.m.
My apoligies.... I honestly thought that you made up "Scrotch".... as most of us have made up usernames.....my name isn't lynfo25...lol. And to say what you said about changing....blah, blah, blah.... It's easier to change a name,,,happens all the time. But I have yet to see one change their race. Mocking someones name is totally different than mocking someones race.....I said nothing or did nothing near that. You on the other hand have. My black husband cannot change his race. What an ignorant suggestion. But of course I should have expected as much from you. I have seen your comments.
Posted on July 22 at 12:39 a.m.
Not me!!! I'd probably close my eyes and start hollering "take what you want I don't see nothing, just don't hurt me"... lol. Not that it's funny but I'd be so scared with a gun in my face I wouldn't be thinking straight.
Posted on July 22 at 12:29 a.m.
Excuse me... I didn't call you a name. You gave yourself this name. Not my fault you didn't research it's meaning first. And I think it's funny. Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. HA! How is that prejudice? Maybe you need to look up prejudice in a dictionary.
PS.... oink-oink,,, squeeeel!
Posted on July 21 at 1:18 a.m.
LOL and ROFLMAO...... hahahahahahahahahaha.....so funny
Posted on July 20 at 3 p.m.
The answer to your question is no....probably not. I too live on E Orr (beside the fair ground) and was followed from the red light at the PlezU store to my moms house (Bailey St.) and as soon as I pulled into her drive way he through the lights on. Didn't want to tell me why I was being stopped. Just started questioning me, "Do you live here" no my mom does, "Why are you here" my mom lives here. The whole time I'm asking what the problem was and he's avoiding the question. Running my plates, name, etc.... Finaly tells me to have a good day and turns to get into his car. I still wanted to know why I was stopped and I hollered at him as he was getting into his car " Could you please tell me why you stopped me,,, if I was doing something wrong I at least deserve to know what it was so I don't do it again" He tells me "this area is a drug zone". yea,,, it is and I live in it along with my mother so I have to drive through it and thats enough reason to stop me???? Guess we innocent people who pay taxes can't be driving in drug areas without a cop thinking we are "looking". I asked him what was I suppose to do,,, just stay at home? I don't think so. The neighborhood you are in detemines how most (not all) cops treat you. You ain't gotta' be doing anything wrong. That's absurd,,, with all the crime and true reasonable cause happening right in there faces.
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Posted on July 23 at 11:56 p.m.
Don't worry... it may take me a minute to figure it out but I do ignore ignorance. Thanks... trust me I won't be indulging him/her again. Usually when you stop paying people like that any attention, they go away. So I will pay him/her no never mind again.
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