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Bobby Henderson
"Ask me about Trajan."

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What would I like to do at a Wal-Mart?

Start a demolition derby in the parking lot. It would be fun to plow through some vehicles and smash through a big train of shopping carts!

On this whole interracial dating thing, even though my luck has not been the greatest lately I can say with some pride I have been more open minded than most on that subject. The last lady I dated was Korean. Two of my previous girlfriends were of the African American persuation. Well, actually they were both mixed-race (white and black parents) so does that count? More often than not, I usually date White women only because there's just more of them around here than anyone else. Haven't dated any Latina ladies (yet). Oh well, the fellows just need to remember something I heard on South Park: "they're all pink inside!"

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Pravin Ratnam
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"Because my grandparents would not approve of that. They would be disappointed in me and would disinherit me, sorry but it's not worth it."

Hmm, too bad Chris, I guess that rules out an invitation from me to you for a game of checkers on one of Jennifer's feet with her shoes on. Winner takes all. [evil]

My goal is to date the rainbow coalition before I die. Interracial dating is a necessity for people like me anyway.

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Randy Stankey
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Rainbow People? Like this?

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She's a second cousin to the other girls.
I think she works at Wal-Mart. Which one, I don't know.

[Big Grin]

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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Normally I hate tattoos, but someone really needs to get a full-body tattoo like that in real life.

Or maybe a white guy who thinks he is black (a "wigger") can tattoo himself black.

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Leo Enticknap
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And for anyone wondering what they can get up to in the electrical department at Wal Mart, here's another suggestion:

quote:
When I was a student at the Freie Universität Berlin (Germany) in 1983, I faithfully attended the weekly lecture on Gerichtsmedizin (forensic medicine) that was based on the grim harvest of the West Berlin police department. Apart from the gruesome, the horrifying (child abuse!) and the plain morbid, there were a few candidates who'd undoubtedly qualify for a Darwin Award.

One that sticks out in my mind was the lamentable case of a middle-aged West Berliner whose autoerotic proclivities and aspirations as an amateur electrician provided a spark of levity for the permanently nauseous audience.

This gentleman had -- presumably by a process of trial and error that I leave others to speculate about -- arrived at the conclusion that ramming a "candle"-shaped lightbulb up his rectum was a pretty darn pleasant experience, especially when practised in combination with a small leather harness attached to his procreative equipment.

Unfortunately, he must have felt uncomfortable by the initial chill emanating from the cold glass of the lightbulb. But necessity is the mother of invention: He detached socket, switch, and power cord from an ordinary table lamp and adapted them to his specific purpose, put the harness on his little friend, and proceded to amuse himself with the now instantly heatable lightbulb in his rear end.

Tragically, his skills as an electrician were vastly inferior to his inventiveness. While happily playing with his new toy, his shoddy workmanship sent 240V through his body, electrocuting him in flagranti.

A slide of his contraption... pluss harness... and his inspirational story were part of the standard lecture on Gerichtsmedizin (forensic medicine) at the Freie Universität Berlin back in the summer semester of 1983... and presumably longer.


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Jeremy Fuentes
Mmmm, Dr. Pepper!

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The red, green and blue girls are ok, so is the rainbow one, but I think I prefer the "yellow" one. [Wink]

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Pravin Ratnam
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Well, Randy, I always wanted to go out with one of those bikini chicks from Laugh In. The rainbow lady will do.

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Phil Hill
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Oh PULEEZE, Randy! That's sooooo 70's.

Where's the funkadelic, psychedelic color-wheel projectors and the cage for the go-go dancer?

Hmmmm... Since she seems to be in a "rainbow", perhaps she's a member of the "L" club?

>>> Phil

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Floyd Justin Newton
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Off on another "toot", eh?

fjn [Razz]

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Randy Stankey
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Just for you, Phil! ===> CLICK

Oh! I think I bought the CD with that music on it from Wal-Mart.

And, a chick like that? A carpet licker? It'd break my heart!

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Jack Ondracek
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I checked both local Wal-Marts today.

She doesn't work at either of 'em [Frown]

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Chris Hipp
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Well, please keep in mind that I am not concerned with what anyone thinks or has to say about my racial tendencies so if you have a problem with anything that I say then you are of course free to say it but it won't do any good to try to change my mind and I won't try to argue with anyone.

The truth is that I have never been out with a white girl, I made out with one once but never spoke to her again. Other than that they have been mostly black. I do have a weakness, maybe even a fetish for dark skin. However, it isnt about skin, it is about culture, I cant stand being anywhere near the "hip hop", "gangsta", or whatever you want to call it pop culture. If you remember my rant in the Politcal forum then you will know why.

As far as my family, nothing is more important to me than my family's acceptance, they are the only ones that have always been there and always will be there. I am not going to throw that away over some poon-tang.

As far as JP's shoes, I am not going to go anywhere near anything of JP's and JP is not coming near anything of mine.

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Carl Martin
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why are we talking about john pytlak's shoes? did he buy them at walmart?

tough bind you're in, chris. maybe you could try telling your family you are gay, and then non-white women won't seem so bad? maybe that's not a good idea. but at some point you have to do what makes you happy. and at some point those who love you probably have to realize your happiness is worth it.

carl

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Phil Hill
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So Chris, Ummmm... based on what you say and what Carl (Mr. NO caps) Martin has to say... I'm rich and available... Hubba Hubba! [Wink]

Call me and let's get together again... [beer]

>>> Phil

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John Pytlak
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Jennifer Pan and I share initials, but don't share our shoes (her feet are too big). [Wink]

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