Chicken and Waffles - there isn’t a better food combination
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]pushharder wrote:
[quote]lewhitehurst wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
I don’t know if I should count the black girl since she listened to heavy metal instead of R&B and hip hop. Sellout.[/quote]
Then I have been a sellout since I could walk…[/quote]
No way, Lew! Are you honestly telling me you are a bona fide black man who indeed IS a metal fan?[/quote]
Some how I get the feeling that Lew likes all kinds of music, kind of like his women. 
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LOL. True.
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
You’re a biker now?
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Most of the white guys I knew growing up had dads who were. One of my SO’s brother is and my ex before her was raised by her uncle who’s a Hells Angels chapter President, so I was around it enough. He actually was trying to convince me to start riding so he could patch me in, but black man + HA patch = automatic jail time and I like my freedom. And yes, contrary to what most people think, HAs do patch in people of color.
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
Those are all good bands, but this girl was into Korn, Slayer, and Slipknot and some heavier shit. I might see like 5 black people at a Slayer concert out of a few thousand people there. It was cool though since I love those bands and I met her at a bar that had all that shit in the jukebox.
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I do, too, but I am more partial to the stuff I grew up with, as are most guys my age. But it does shock the hell out of most people, because of the stereotypes we have of people.
[quote]lewhitehurst wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]pushharder wrote:
[quote]lewhitehurst wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
I don’t know if I should count the black girl since she listened to heavy metal instead of R&B and hip hop. Sellout.[/quote]
Then I have been a sellout since I could walk…[/quote]
No way, Lew! Are you honestly telling me you are a bona fide black man who indeed IS a metal fan?[/quote]
Some how I get the feeling that Lew likes all kinds of music, kind of like his women. [/quote]
LOL. True.
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
You’re a biker now?
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Most of the white guys I knew growing up had dads who were. One of my SO’s brother is and my ex before her was raised by her uncle who’s a Hells Angels chapter President, so I was around it enough. He actually was trying to convince me to start riding so he could patch me in, but black man + HA patch = automatic jail time and I like my freedom. And yes, contrary to what most people think, HAs do patch in people of color. [/quote]
Yes, I know. I used to live in Black Canyon City down the street from the MC, and I even met the President for the Phoenix Chapter…the man that owns the Harley Davidson dealership that is always under investigation.
[quote]lewhitehurst wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
Those are all good bands, but this girl was into Korn, Slayer, and Slipknot and some heavier shit. I might see like 5 black people at a Slayer concert out of a few thousand people there. It was cool though since I love those bands and I met her at a bar that had all that shit in the jukebox.
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I do, too, but I am more partial to the stuff I grew up with, as are most guys my age. But it does shock the hell out of most people, because of the stereotypes we have of people.
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This. I listen to everything, however, metal gets the heavier playtime on my Ipod. While I grew up on RAP and r&b, when my ears heard the likes of Soundgarden, Nirvana, and Alice in Chains…I was hooked. And yeah…most people are shocked stupid when they learn of my tastes. Shoulda seen the looks on some folks’ faces when they spotted my big black ass in a mosh pit! Priceless.
[quote]Beast27195 wrote:
[quote]lewhitehurst wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
Those are all good bands, but this girl was into Korn, Slayer, and Slipknot and some heavier shit. I might see like 5 black people at a Slayer concert out of a few thousand people there. It was cool though since I love those bands and I met her at a bar that had all that shit in the jukebox.
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I do, too, but I am more partial to the stuff I grew up with, as are most guys my age. But it does shock the hell out of most people, because of the stereotypes we have of people.
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This. I listen to everything, however, metal gets the heavier playtime on my Ipod. While I grew up on RAP and r&b, when my ears heard the likes of Soundgarden, Nirvana, and Alice in Chains…I was hooked. And yeah…most people are shocked stupid when they learn of my tastes. Shoulda seen the looks on some folks’ faces when they spotted my big black ass in a mosh pit! Priceless.[/quote]
The real question is why you have The Siberian Tiger in your avatar?
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Beast27195 wrote:
[quote]lewhitehurst wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
Those are all good bands, but this girl was into Korn, Slayer, and Slipknot and some heavier shit. I might see like 5 black people at a Slayer concert out of a few thousand people there. It was cool though since I love those bands and I met her at a bar that had all that shit in the jukebox.
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I do, too, but I am more partial to the stuff I grew up with, as are most guys my age. But it does shock the hell out of most people, because of the stereotypes we have of people.
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This. I listen to everything, however, metal gets the heavier playtime on my Ipod. While I grew up on RAP and r&b, when my ears heard the likes of Soundgarden, Nirvana, and Alice in Chains…I was hooked. And yeah…most people are shocked stupid when they learn of my tastes. Shoulda seen the looks on some folks’ faces when they spotted my big black ass in a mosh pit! Priceless.[/quote]
The real question is why you have The Siberian Tiger in your avatar?[/quote]
Because Aleksandr Karelin is awesome. If ever you need an example of a BEAST…just look at that pic. He was one of my role models in wrestling. Hell…he still is.
Also a huge fan of Viola Davis. While not as “physical” looking as Angie B, she radiates a power just as strong.
Sanaa Lathan
[quote]Beast27195 wrote:
Keri Hilson is just enchanting…[/quote]
Ooo yeah. I saw this music video on MTV the other day and all my mind was thinking was who this gorgeous angel was.
I can’t see what video you posted, but yes, it was a video that introduced me to this woman.
[quote]Alffi wrote:
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]roybot wrote:
[quote]Alffi wrote:
I’ll tell them that it’s Black History Month over there and the handouts are out of hand. Perhaps they’ll leave.[/quote]
If you’re referring to the black population of Finland, you could just buy them both movie movies tickets. That way they’ll be out of your hair for the evening and you can find something else to whine about.[/quote]
I actually heard one left this morning due to lack of good looking women. Finland is apparently becoming much like England in that regard.
Finland is now down to ONE Black person.[/quote]
Perhaps the mace is messing with their sense of sight. [/quote]
Apologies for the misunderstanding Alf - I didn’t realize until now that you meant this Mace…
The object of my early teenaged fantasies. Patra.
[quote]lewhitehurst wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
Those are all good bands, but this girl was into Korn, Slayer, and Slipknot and some heavier shit. I might see like 5 black people at a Slayer concert out of a few thousand people there. It was cool though since I love those bands and I met her at a bar that had all that shit in the jukebox.
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I do, too, but I am more partial to the stuff I grew up with, as are most guys my age. But it does shock the hell out of most people, because of the stereotypes we have of people.
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Reminds me of stories my dad would tell of his youth. It was the late 50’s or early 60’s. He would take his gf to jazz clubs in Philly at that time and they’d be the only whites in the place!
Of course with a name like Clarence Collins, I guess my dad felt he was halfway there.
lol!
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]lewhitehurst wrote:
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
Those are all good bands, but this girl was into Korn, Slayer, and Slipknot and some heavier shit. I might see like 5 black people at a Slayer concert out of a few thousand people there. It was cool though since I love those bands and I met her at a bar that had all that shit in the jukebox.
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I do, too, but I am more partial to the stuff I grew up with, as are most guys my age. But it does shock the hell out of most people, because of the stereotypes we have of people.
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Reminds me of stories my dad would tell of his youth. It was the late 50’s or early 60’s. He would take his gf to jazz clubs in Philly at that time and they’d be the only whites in the place!
Of course with a name like Clarence Collins, I guess my dad felt he was halfway there.
lol![/quote]
I can imagine. Bet all the WTF looks were pricelss.