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I told you, I'm not familiar enough with kool aid. I would probably say red, but thats the only one I can really remember having.
Seriously though, this is getting to be ridiculous. Black folks can't just claim all the good stuff. If we lose beer and pizza I'm gonna be pissed. White people get the crappiest stereotypes, like mayo. Disgusting. |
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Beer and pizza are way too mainstream America for it to be given to blacks. I'd rather blacks get spinach and ricotta pasta--okay, that's just me. :) I love mayo!!! You suck, dude. |
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I don't blame people for saying "red" when asked about a flavor. I know that is often considered a black cultural thing, but what the hell else can you call it? What about the neon green stuff? Antifreeze flavor? Plus, it probably has a really lame name like "passionfruit sunset apple twistation" that no self-respecting young man would ever use in conversation. |
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I effing love that joint! |
Ohhhhh . . . one of the worst parts of being in TN is that they think catfish is seafood. I miss REALLY fresh shrimp, and red snapper, and crab . . .
I love Kool-aid - Lemon/Lime. (That's what we called it growing up) I hate mayo, 'cept in deviled eggs and Gamma Phi dip. I think the site could have been funny, but failed. |
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Every pack has a flavor. LOL. I believe red is cherry and purple is grape but that doesn't stop people from saying "red" and "purple." There was no neon green in the stereotypically black households of the 1970s and 1980s when this stereotype picked up. :) Be a man and make yourself some mangopineappletastic fruitalicious kool aid!!! Sidebar: There is actually a "kool aid cult" and kool aid was founded in 1927. Interesting kinda. |
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When I went off to college at a small predominately Baptist university, it had a tradition of having a freshman welcoming event called The Watermelon Fest. At first I was uncomfortable, but soon I realized hey these folx love watermelon and so do I--no big deal. |
Sorry, do I hear any Racist/isms going on here?:rolleyes:
Jesus Loves you, right PJ?:) |
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What's Gamma Phi dip? I'll bet it's good! |
Gamma Phi Dip
Equal parts mayo, artichokes and parmesian cheese. Blend it all together, heat it up (browned on top) and eat with Ritz crackers. Yummmmmmm...
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I've got to say that some of those entries were pretty spot on, and hilarious.
I really liked the one about "gifted kids". If the kid is in trouble in school all the time, it's because they are too smart for boring school. Hee! I heard that alot from moms whose kids were terrors! |
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Hmmm...that reminds me of this old chestnut What is the difference between Tom Earp and a hoe? At least a hoe gets paid for showing her @ss off... |
I do not think any of these things are liked exclusively by white people.
If it were the other way around- writing about "stuff (people of another race) like", there would be an uproar. Unfair double standard. |
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^^^ I am pretty sure DSTCHAOS refuted this argument on page one.
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haaaaa jinx!
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Upon careful reflection on this very sensitive topic, I have decided to offer this observation:
Red and purple make so much sense as flavor names because the favors associated with the words on the package, like cherry and grape, have absolutely no relationship to what cherries or grapes actually taste like. |
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I just made grape Kool - Aid. It's the shit.
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My most recent ex was Canadian, well I guess he still is. Ooooooooooooooh, he loved mayo. |
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:p Do you like your Kool Aid really sweet and potent or watery and bland. (another test) |
I'm a fan of Sugar Free Tang; sometimes, I alternate it with Crystal Lite Sunriser in Orange. I'm not sure exactly what this says about my demographics.
I like it concentrated enough that I can put ice in it and melting ice will not dilute the orange-y goodness, so potent from the above choices. I believe these beverage options increase my general quality of life, as does Diet Pepsi. |
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And yeah, I go through some serious quantities of generic diet soda ... :o |
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That shouldn't even be a question. |
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next time...make it red. |
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Seriously, though, I remember going to friends houses as a child and being disgusted when their "koolaid" was about 1/2 as sugary as the stuff at my house (and my mom just followed the sugar recommendation on the packet). I think the people who make it this way don't realize that if you want to drink something healthier than koolaid, you shouldn't just water koolaid down. I also visited houses where they served watered down juice -- no joke. |
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Ok..so what's the deal with co ed sports
what in hell is the point of hackey sack?????? |
I don't think I've seen the hackey sack thing since middle school --- people still do that??
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But can I ask another question? What is the point of laying on the ground w/o a blanket? |
ALL the white people I knew in college laid on blankets or beach towels in the grass.
Do they ever have class outside at black schools? |
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