MLK Day and Google

Originally Posted by Scandia

I thought the idea was cute. But how do you know that the kid to the far left is Hispanic? A Hispanic person can have pretty much any coloring and features.

Durrrrrr....

When you got the White kid, the Black kid, and the Asian kid and there's one more kid, my guess is that the kid's Hispanic and not Mongolian.

[lilbay77]

Originally Posted by OTW

Durrrrrr....

When you got the White kid, the Black kid, and the Asian kid and there's one more kid, my guess is that the kid's Hispanic and not Mongolian.

[AXO Alum]

Originally Posted by OTW

Durrrrrr....

When you got the White kid, the Black kid, and the Asian kid and there's one more kid, my guess is that the kid's Hispanic and not Mongolian.

Weren't you accused of being Hispanic once? Seems like it - but I may be confusing it with the time someone thought you were a man... I thought I remembered you having to give a cultural lesson on GC for something like that.

Originally Posted by AXO Alum

Weren't you accused of being Hispanic once? Seems like it - but I may be confusing it with the time someone thought you were a man... I thought I remembered you having to give a cultural lesson on GC for something like that.

Hmm...I was in Vegas eating at a Denny's once and the server thought I was Mexican. I'm Filipino-Japanese, but because I'm also Hawaiian and I frequent the beach, I'm quite tan. My Filipino mother, however, is very fair-skinned.

Several GC newbies have in the past, left posts that implied that I was a man. I suppose if you weren't here for my original screenname or haven't bothered to read any of my posts, I suppose I can see how people would think that way.

Usually the cultural lessons are saved for those who think it's okay to have an Island-themed social/rush event with Hawaiian punch and plastic leis and slap the "luau" label on it. Oh, and if you want to really know what happened and how the American government stole Hawai`i from the kanaka maoli, feel free to ask me because you won't find that in your history books.