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Tonight's Law and Order Criminal Intent on USA showcased a wealthy old white man who was married to an Asian woman. At the end he got really pissed at her for recording their conversation and getting him arrested so he spouted racist epithets about her and their son. She said "how could he say those things?" Was he just pissed or is he racist? Perhaps both since being married or having a friend doesn't mean you don't hold certain views or take advantage of the group which your spouse or friend are a member.

To a judge her question, No, I like females period, as opposed to some small minded people!

Thank You My Love!:D

LOLWTF.

this happened to my aunt, who married a white man. they'd been married about a year, and got into a spat. he said something about her being a "black b*tch" and well, that ended that relationship.

again, was he racist or angry? id imagine it takes a little more than anger to say something like that to someone you make lifelong vows to. also had it been in reverse, would he have got mad and left her, or would my aunt had just been angry?

See for yourself
 

I have close friends who are white females and some of them have dated both black men and white men, and during a dinner party this past summer, this topic came up amongst a group of us who were gathered near this chick's swimming pool area. The group was a diverse group with a few latinas and hispanic folks, black men and women and white men and women, as well as a couple of Asian ladies. So, there were varied opinions, ethnicities and idologies represented. I must say that, for those ladies who were present who weren't Afri.Ameri. females, and who had experienced black men before as well as white men, they all resounded aloud with a strong, "yes, there is a big difference and this difference is no myth." One white lady remarked that she would never go back to having sex with men of another race because the black men that she'd been with, "were more passionate, more sexually athletic and more well endowed". So, see for yourself.

This one woman:
1) What age was she?
2) Was she single, married or divorced?
3) Was she asked who she would marry?
Et AL.

He probably wouldn't have gotten mad and left her because racial epithets aimed at whites don't have the same psychological and material-based history in this country.

She would've just been angry. He was probably just angry too (I don't know enough about him to conclude more than that) and knew how to get her with words.

Well, that decides it. Thread's over folks, we can all go home.

No, I don't think so. From my experience, "The so called difference is a myth!"

Question answered. ;)

LOL.

I heard this too. Not sure how true it is though.

I often wonder why none of the BLGO fraternities want to participate in greek week. My sorority asked some if they wanted to participate and they always seem to make up an excuse of why they can't.

http://bcm.maz.org/archives/pancake%20bunny.jpg

I'm confused. Why did you bring up BGLOs not participating in Greek Week? Unless you're trying to hypothesize that their being more passionate, more sexually athletic and more well endowed leaves them little time or energy for Greek Week. :rolleyes:

Perhaps.:rolleyes:

No seriously, answer the question, because as posed your question makes you look retarded.

-RC
--I mean that like "extra chromosome" retarded