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  • Mobuck
    ANYONE who feels the need to use a hyphenated designation (as in African-American, Asian-American) should be given transport back to what they consider their "origin". I have a very simply view of this---you're either an American OR YOU'RE NOT
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  • spasmcreek
    political correctness is a conquerers magic weapon...costs them nothing but a little bit of patience and stand back and watch the target implode...psychological warfare without needing a diploma
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  • William81
    Being of Irish decent, I would appreciate it if you all would quit using St. Patrick's day as a reason to acting like drunken fools... :shock:
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  • Henry0Reilly
    In some situations I've been known to say, "Honky don't play dat." I can't recall it ever getting a laugh.


    For those who never saw the In Living Color, one of the regular features was "Homey the Clown" who frequently said, "Homey don't play dat" when asked to do something.
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  • Smitty500mag
    I've only met one real African/American and he was white and he don't like being referred to as African/American. I told him he ought to apply for some free chit and he said thanks but no thanks he could provide for himself and family just fine. That's something you'd never hear from the welfare apes around here.

    He came here from South Africa to live because the blacks were killing whites just because they could and taking over their farms. He went to school and became an electrical engineer and paid for it himself and also became a citizen. It cost him well over $10,000 bucks to get into this country back 25 or 30 years ago and a waiting period of over 2 years.

    Pretty sorry that they make good people like him pay a fortune to come here and they let the sorriest people on earth in for free. :x
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  • bpost
    William81 wrote:
    Being of Irish decent, I would appreciate it if you all would quit using St. Patrick's day as a reason to acting like drunken fools... :shock:
    But, but, but, St. Patrick's day is my birf day,I gots me a reason to act like a fool!

    Remember, an Irishman is never drunk as long as he can hold onto a single blade of grass and not fall off the face of the earth.
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  • buddyb
    I always heard whiskey was invented to prevent the Irish from taking over the world.
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  • WearyTraveler
    William81 wrote:
    Being of Irish decent, I would appreciate it if you all would quit using St. Patrick's day as a reason to acting like drunken fools... :shock:

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  • spasmcreek
    lucky he even got out in one piece
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