Re: Re: Re: Re: OJ tells: "The Truth About Race in America"
 

I'll accept that with gracious pleasure, I think.

Of course, Mandela is now upset about his fellow Africans:

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"Former South African President Nelson Mandela has condemned "arrogant" members of the country's African majority who have suggested that minority groups have no role to play in South Africa.

"His remarks, made in an interview with the Johannesburg-based Sunday Times, came in response to a report in the same paper last week about a prominent lawyer who had made a racist swipe at an Indian South African theatre boss.

"There are some Africans who inspire fear in the minorities because of the way they behave

Mr Mandela said he was concerned about increasing racial polarisation, in particular a "widening of the gap" between Africans and Indians.

"Some Africans themselves have made mistakes. They now throw their weight about as a majority. There are some Africans who inspire fear in the minorities because of the way they behave," he said.
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sorry, none of those have anything on the Pittsburgh 'stache:

http://www.jsonline.com/packer/image/nfl/bill105.jpg
http://vmedia.rivals.com/uploads/996/203645.jpg

The animated 'stace
 

hoosier, you sure you want to be compared to a leftist? We know how you feel about leftists.

Can't go wrong with Smookey and the Bandit

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I think Mandella was imprisoned for 18 years or so - similarly I was married.

When he got out of jail, he learned his wife was screwing around with a soccer team - I like soccer.

Every six months or so when his money gets low, he makes a trip to the USA to collect more - I haven't figured out where to go (and I'm not asking GCers to make any suggestions).

PS: Although I don't like to shave, I don't have a mustache, and generaly feel that people with facial hair have problems.

it was 27. :rolleyes:

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: OJ tells: "The Truth About Race in America"
 

Uhm, that quote is about South Africa, not Africa. I hope you realized that Africa is not a country, but a continent. The particular quote is about Kwazulu-Natal. He is criticizing the Zulus in particular, a very thingy disguised criticizism of it too.

1. Like Phasad1913 said, it's 27 years.

2. No comment.

3. He goes to the United States to raise money for his HIV/AIDS and children funds. He does not go to the US to ask for money for himself.

I have enough open-mindedness for you that you wanna get with homegirl in the Afro-locks on the bus that your ride home from work everyday...

I know you've been pining for her...

Just let it out and let folks know what you really wanna LOVE in this world...

A BLACK WOMAN...

With a moustache? Can we say, "Aunt Bunny"? "Oh Lawd, please hep, hep Lawd, my shoo--Aunt Bunny fell down the steps!"

What's an "Aunt Bunny"? I couldn't find anything on google about an Aunt Bunny.

-Rudey

Bugs Bunny's aunt?

Eddie Murphy talks about his Aunt Bunny Goonie Googoo... She was very, very "voluptuous"--shall we say... Every cookout that his family had, aside from his dad burning down the house (naw, that's a firah...), his Aunt Bunny--who had a moustache and always wanted the kids to give her a kiss--would fall down the steps. And it would take her at least an hour to fall down those steps... And if the kids laughed at their Aunt Bunny falling down the steps, they'd get the boomerang shoe thrown at them...

No. you. didn't. google. Aunt Bunny.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

:o

Sorry. If you get a chance, listen to Delirious by Eddie Murphy. It's on there.

Soror Monet - the first time I heard that stand up - I was in tears for days. Thanks for the memory.