Kramer: "That's a shame!"
Posted on 08/22/2023 7:06:45 PM PDT by thegagline
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Feral Negresses wildly misuse indoor toilets that the don’t understand how to use
Broccoli - vile weed! /Newman
(I actually like broccoli - steamed broccoli with butter next to a steak and baked potato) - although now, grilled asparagus with butter and a little lemon juice, too
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I have all of them on DVD. Maybe I watch them again after I’m done with watching all the Miami Vice episodes I’m watching.
I want to hear Mr. Garvey pronounce these names.
At least they have nice smiles.
YOU COULD NOT PAY ME ENOUGH TO WORK UNDER SUCH CONDITIONS
How many generations removed from the jungle are these 5???
I am convinced that the tiles from 3-4 Scrabble games are put on a table & stirred up.
Then the pregnant (again) welfare mama picks out tiles & they all try to create a name.
Anyone who wants the Mexican stereotype confirmed just needs to watch a few minutes of Mexican TV.
At least the women are hot. Now I confess I used to watch it back when they had the novelas, those actresses were fine. But they were pretty white.
IMO, the mamas think these names sound French. They like exotic names...but you could be right.
https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/how-much-money-does-it-cost-to-change-a-name
No one should be brutalized by stupid parents. Or parent.
I don't know why blacks insist on naming their kids with ridiculous names. It was simpler in the old days. I had black neighbors when I was growing up in SF. They named their daughters after the planets. Two were Marvenus and Uranus. I felt bad for Uranus. However, the boys got normal names like James and Gary. Maybe black people hate their daughters. What made it worse is that their last name was Burns. Uranus Burns. True story.
“Uranus Burns” — LOLOL. That poor girl no doubt went on to a life of crime.
In the 70s, I traveled through the Akron/Canton airport a lot. The PA system was always paging “Mr. Man. Mr. Harry Man. White courtesy telephone please.
“Hairy Man” always cracked me up. I never got the chance to meet Mr. Man.
I don't know. They moved out of the city after a few years. Decent family. They always went to the countryside visiting friends, and would come back with watermelons and give us one. Another stereotype, yeah, but they were really good people.
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