Say something random part 2

[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

I am liable to get my wiimote nunchuk and slap all of you with it!

[Lilacs]

http://djpretzel.web.aplus.net/songs/Metroid_Metrotransfunk_OC_ReMix.mp3

[Ludvig11]

WTF? = Whos That Fox?

[Lilacs]

your mom. J/K

[Syphe D. Mar]

"Do a Barrel Roll!" Peppy Hare

[Ludvig11]

I dont really finds the word "Nigger" as offensive,

its just the name of the colour, cause they are neither black or brown.

I kinda finds black more offensive.. cause it makes or made them seem "Bad"

(and when America had slave-trading, they tougth "browns" were "dirty"..)

some "black-people" even use "nigger" as a compliment...

</something, definetly meant to be something offesive..>

[Lilacs]

^ don't we have a rant thread or something like that?

any-who

[on-topic]

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[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

I dont really finds the word "Nigger" as offensive,

its just the name of the colour, cause they are neither black or brown.

I kinda finds black more offensive.. cause it makes or made them seem "Bad"

(and when America had slave-trading, they tougth "browns" were "dirty"..)

some "black-people" even use "nigger" as a compliment...

</something, definetly meant to be something offesive..>

Depends on how they meant for it to be carried on then you can deem it as 'offensive'. It's okay when its used as a term of mutuality but there's a thin line between that and racial remarks/racism. Black isn't offensive, its how a race is defined. You have white/black/asian/indian etc. (Ethnicity is the another thing) Nothing offensive there. Hell, where I live a lot of people use the N word but no harm behind it, but how you spelled it is kind of offensive. (You coulda at least censored it.)

Where did you come up with this though? Curious....

I don't even think that this is even a rant.

[Lilacs]

I really don't like talking about racism, because I hardly under stand it, why are you mocking your on kind, not race wise but all of humanity. Were all the same just differant versons to suit the differant envirments we once lived in.

[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

Seriously! I agree! And I don't like to dwell upon it either but something just told me to respond. >.>;

Now, lets do something random!

*rams into nearby wall*

[Lilacs]

:D;....Sol? you okay?

[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

I think so....

I need monkey juice....

[Lilacs]

Here, ya go!

[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

YAY!

I hope it's done just right.....*cougharmslegsliverkidneyslargeintestinecough*

[Lilacs]

: D

[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

I don't like that smug look on your face....

What's in this?

[Lilacs]

: D

[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

TELL ME!

TELL ME NOW!

[Lilacs]

: D

[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

>.>; *throws the monkey juice out the window that came out of nowhere*

Good riddance....

[Lilacs]

D : You got rid of the magic, make 204 wishes juice.

[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

WTS!? Wish juice?

If I drink it my wish will come true?

[Lilacs]

Yeah, but you through it out the window.

[Sol-Ratcht Saporro]

Awwww....f**knuts.....

[EvolutionSFox]

Scourge.