[ejonesie22]

I don’t know how to tell ya this, but the words fair, white, dark, black, etc all used to mean something else in old fashioned british english. Here’s a hint, it had NOTHING to do with race. Fair meant fine or unblemished. white meant good or godly. dark and black meant ungodly or sinister.

As late as 1977?

Also did you actually READ what was posted (rhetorical question)?

Such gems as:"darkness of their skins" "skins of the Laminates were dark"

You don't even know what books make up Mormon Scripture yet you come trying to look brilliant and call others ignorant?

Truly funny.

Oh, and that "old fashion "british english" is referred to as English you gormless twit.

[greyfoxx39]