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"Is there anyone else out there who is.."

..black?

It's always something I've wanted to ask, just never got round to it. Please don't say I'm the only one.

The craziest Col! wrote:
> gerrid wrote:
> Does a darker skin colour make you feel ill or something, col?
>
> Will you stop making all these one word *rhetorical* questions. I
> didn't say I don't like them, I said I just don't prefer.

OK. Here's one for you: Why do you prefer white people?
I don't understand your logic, and I wish to read an explanation about why white people are 'better company'.

Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> The craziest Col! wrote:
>
> Thats been said before, but I wasn't hurting anyone directly.
>
> no but saying race riots are amazing isn't the best idea is it?

I just meant I would love to be in the big riots that you rarely see after football matches.

The craziest Col! wrote:
> Tell you soemthing, most movies do, just look at the films which
> coloured people star in, bring Down the house, Big black woman who
> talks in Gangsta talk and the other black people all seem to be
> gangstas aswell, then theres the Friday films, hmm black people
> talking about drugs and stuff if I remember correctly.
>
> So most people do, yes.

thats like saying all italians are part of the mafia, its just not the case. films play on these old themes sometimes, but I think generally it's accepted that this is complete tosh, and if you believe it, you're close minded

gerrid wrote:
> Does a darker skin colour make you feel ill or something, col?

Will you stop making all these one word *rhetorical* questions. I didn't say I don't like them, I said I just don't prefer.

*Has just discovered that AHer D is black*

Like I care, you're all the same to me. Purple, red, maroon, pee-coloured, aqua or green.

OK, ao you're diffenrent, but you all look the same.

Uh-huh.

Yay. I'm still a gimp though. SO, I'M DIFFERENT!!

I'm a pale ass mofo.

I have white paint in my bedroom. Thought I would mention that.

I walked through a 'no go' area for whites last Friday night with a few mates. Its an area of Leeds called Chappeltown (May or may not have heard of it) - but we got no trouble at all, as expected.

I don't see why people accuse all the trouble in an are as being the work os a singular race or minority. Takes two groups to cause any conflict.

gerrid wrote:
> So you can generalise an entire race due to their skin colour now, can
> you, col?

Tell you soemthing, most movies do, just look at the films which coloured people star in, bring Down the house, Big black woman who talks in Gangsta talk and the other black people all seem to be gangstas aswell, then theres the Friday films, hmm black people talking about drugs and stuff if I remember correctly.

So most people do, yes.

Does a darker skin colour make you feel ill or something, col?