Another Quiz...The Ghetto Quiz

[SweetestDiva]

Originally posted by 2DISCRETE4U
I scored a 62.
I surely remember the candy lady Ms. Dorsey, along with running down the street away from her dog that would chase us everyday!

I got a 62 as well. Nobody in here can tell me they never put that Scotch tape over the back of their remote. And if you can... don't. Just let me think everybody else did it too.

And I am mad at the fact that in middle school I rocked Tussy deodorant, topped off by Jean Nate body spray. CTFU!!! That was before Tussy made a roll-on - you had to dip your fingers into that jar and spread it on, lol. And yeah, I used Chloe for a couple of months, but don't tell nobody.

[Peaches-n-Cream]

Originally posted by AKA2D '91

76-150 points: Spent a little time in the projects, huh?

This is funny. I scored over 100.

[AKA2D '91]

Originally posted by SweetestDiva


I got a 62 as well. Nobody in here can tell me they never put that Scotch tape over the back of their remote. And if you can... don't. Just let me think everybody else did it too.

And I am mad at the fact that in middle school I rocked Tussy deodorant, topped off by Jean Nate body spray. CTFU!!! That was before Tussy made a roll-on - you had to dip your fingers into that jar and spread it on, lol. And yeah, I used Chloe for a couple of months, but don't tell nobody.

Soror, I am rolling over here. My Grandmother (RIP) wore that deodorant until I do not know when. Girl, her house smelled like Tussy. Girl, that dayum cream would get all in your fingernails and chit. We would have dried deodorant in our nail beds. But, we were too young for deodorant, but we wanted to feel grown, so we put it under our arms.

I thin Tussy is still made...

Remember the deodorant "Tickle"? That was a teeny bopper deodorant. It was my sister's first deodorant, so you know I had to get a "piece" of it, too.

[stillwater15]

score: 102. i was born and grow in the pj's and proud of it.

[Steeltrap]

Originally posted by AKA2D '91


Soror, I am rolling over here. My Grandmother (RIP) wore that deodorant until I do not know when. Girl, her house smelled like Tussy. Girl, that dayum cream would get all in your fingernails and chit. We would have dried deodorant in our nail beds. But, we were too young for deodorant, but we wanted to feel grown, so we put it under our arms.

I thin Tussy is still made...

Remember the deodorant "Tickle"? That was a teeny bopper deodorant. It was my sister's first deodorant, so you know I had to get a "piece" of it, too.

Soror, this is a hysterical post.
CTHU. CTHU. CTHU.
Yes, Tussy is still made. Saw some at Wal-Mart (da horra) the other day. I remember Tickle, too.

[SweetestDiva]

Yeah, Tussy is still around. How do I know? Because it took me months to wean my mama off that mess! I kept bringing her Secret and Degree like, ".... just try this one." LMAO.. she finally came around.

My very first deodorant was Malibu Musk - they made a perfume, body spray, deodorant, all that. Pretty much smelled a whole lot like fingernail polish remover, but you couldn't tell me that at the time.

[jali0004]

I can't believed I scored 142, although I counted Butch (my daddy's name) as one of the 1 word nicknames... It must be a Chi-town thing....did anyone else not from Chicago score as high as us???

I think another question should be added: If you ever thought having a whole sour pickle with a "Nighlader" in the middle was the best snack, next to sugar bread: a slice of white wonderbread, in a skillet, and you add sugar to it....ya'll know what I mean??

[ClasseeB]

I scored 110. It's got to be a Chicago thing. This thread is hilarious. It brought back so many memories. Ms. Green's candy store, walking to school rain, sleet or snow, and Tussy- oh my God.

I think some points should have been given for jumping double dutch. Who can forget playing double dutch, before the bell rang, during recess and after school!

[becca aka bebe]

Originally Posted by pretty_girl82

...My score is a 127.
I must've added wrong because nobodys that ghetto. My lil bro name is Man-Man. We had a candy store for 2 yrs...and we sold sno cones, chips with cheese and meat. My mom use to put Jean Nate in our bath water and the ice cream man use o play "Do your ears hang low" when he came down the street. Oh and I had a bad habit of saying kilt=killed worser. I guess my family was the epitome of G*H*E*T*T*O. Hey I am from the Chi what did you expect?

Well if you think you got a high score I got 167 now it must be a chi town thing cuz dat is one hiiiiiiiiiggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhh score

[deepimpact2]

Originally Posted by AKA2D '91

Soror, I am rolling over here. My Grandmother (RIP) wore that deodorant until I do not know when. Girl, her house smelled like Tussy. Girl, that dayum cream would get all in your fingernails and chit. We would have dried deodorant in our nail beds. But, we were too young for deodorant, but we wanted to feel grown, so we put it under our arms.

I thin Tussy is still made...

Remember the deodorant "Tickle"? That was a teeny bopper deodorant. It was my sister's first deodorant, so you know I had to get a "piece" of it, too.

roflmao

This thread is so old, but it's hilarious.

[prettyladie]

yeahhh. this is very funny. i got a 102..and im like ahhhhhhhh. =) its all good though. im one of the most proper people you'll meet, but i guess i just do G H E T T O things. And I'm from a VERRRRRY small town in Texas...so idk where I got this from. Good thread.

[becca aka bebe]

Is there anyone else that got a higher score than 167 cuz its a little weird that I got the highest score here and plus I white too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by becca aka bebe

Is there anyone else that got a higher score than 167 cuz its a little weird that I got the highest score here and plus I white too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Interesting how with all of those unnecessary exclamation marks, you couldn't work in just one question mark for your question.

[1stSoon2BePhD]

Originally Posted by AKA2D '91

6. If you have ever used dishwashing liquid for bubble bath. (5
points)

Yes! And my mom used to call it "Mr. Bubble" so we kids were oblivious to how ghetto it was!