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[CNS]

It's dated but it's not like he called them "chinamen"

I still say Chinamen...what's so wrong with that?

Depends.  How much track do you need to lay still to complete your 1820's railroad?

[420seriouscat69]

Tangent, I love watching white people try to describe a black guy without calling him black. These are great moments.

Such an underrated pickup bball moment: "I've got the b ... bald guy."

Yup. But where I play it's the other way around. "I've got the wannabe Dirk!" And then they point at me.

[michigancat]

Tangent, I love watching white people try to describe a black guy without calling him black. These are great moments.

Such an underrated pickup bball moment: "I've got the b ... bald guy."

I love the relief when someone speaks up and says "you mean the black guy?" when it's clear they're struggling. Their shoulders loosen up and the words start flowing once that elephant is out of the room*. *not racist

[star seed 7]

Tangent, I love watching white people try to describe a black guy without calling him black. These are great moments.

similar to this, when i was in like jr high (i think) i went to the neil smith football camp.  it was a weeklong camp and everyone stayed at the dorms at rockhurst u. in kc.  anyway, this was the first time in my life that i was ever around a large number of black people (camp was about 50/50 white/black), which wasn't a problem since i'm not a racist piece of crap.  so one day i'm with a group of fellow football studs and this black kid was talking about some kid that sucked and his brother (twin) asked him who it was and the kid says "some white boy over there" and his brother got super mad at him and called him a racist and asked why it at all mattered that he was white.  kid was like "i was just describing him, jeez" and got all sulky.

/csb.

[bubbles4ksu]

Tangent, I love watching white people try to describe a black guy without calling him black. These are great moments.

Such an underrated pickup bball moment: "I've got the b ... bald guy."

I love the relief when someone speaks up and says "you mean the black guy?" when it's clear they're struggling. Their shoulders loosen up and the words start flowing once that elephant is out of the room*. *not racist

hmm haven't heard that one before. can't wait to use it with my racist pals the next time we're sharing some millers.

[puniraptor]

I commonly describe white dudes as white dudes. Or white kids if they are small.

[ShellShock]

I just call it how I see it. I bet if I walked down the street and saw a black guy and called him a black guy, he would take offense too.

Moral of the story: People are too soft these days.

why do you need to call him a black guy?  if he were white, would you say "hey, white guy?"

So enlighten me: If there were two people (one black, one white) and you need to point one of them out to a stranger from a distance, how would you do it?

[CNS]

I just call it how I see it. I bet if I walked down the street and saw a black guy and called him a black guy, he would take offense too.

Moral of the story: People are too soft these days.

why do you need to call him a black guy?  if he were white, would you say "hey, white guy?"

So enlighten me: If there were two people (one black, one white) and you need to point one of them out to a stranger from a distance, how would you do it?

Left vs right.  Front vs back.  Etc.

[OK_Cat]

I just call it how I see it. I bet if I walked down the street and saw a black guy and called him a black guy, he would take offense too.

Moral of the story: People are too soft these days.

why do you need to call him a black guy?  if he were white, would you say "hey, white guy?"

So enlighten me: If there were two people (one black, one white) and you need to point one of them out to a stranger from a distance, how would you do it?

"see the guy in the blue shirt?"

[ShellShock]

Tangent, I love watching white people try to describe a black guy without calling him black. These are great moments.

similar to this, when i was in like jr high (i think) i went to the neil smith football camp.  it was a weeklong camp and everyone stayed at the dorms at rockhurst u. in kc.  anyway, this was the first time in my life that i was ever around a large number of black people (camp was about 50/50 white/black), which wasn't a problem since i'm not a racist piece of crap.  so one day i'm with a group of fellow football studs and this black kid was talking about some kid that sucked and his brother (twin) asked him who it was and the kid says "some white boy over there" and his brother got super mad at him and called him a racist and asked why it at all mattered that he was white.  kid was like "i was just describing him, jeez" and got all sulky.

/csb.

This pretty much sums it all up. I'm not profiling or targeting certain people, just literally pointing them out. It's like saying the tall kid or the fat kid or the white kid or the dark kid....no harm intended at all

[ShellShock]

I just call it how I see it. I bet if I walked down the street and saw a black guy and called him a black guy, he would take offense too.

Moral of the story: People are too soft these days.

why do you need to call him a black guy?  if he were white, would you say "hey, white guy?"

So enlighten me: If there were two people (one black, one white) and you need to point one of them out to a stranger from a distance, how would you do it?

"see the guy in the blue shirt?"

Oh brother...

If you're trying to tell me that you've never described someone by their skin color then sir, i'm calling you a liar.

[ben ji]

It's dated but it's not like he called them "chinamen"

I still say Chinamen...what's so wrong with that?

Depends.  How much track do you need to lay still to complete your 1820's railroad?

PFTTT!  Look at the history noob over here! 

 There were very few railroads in 1820, let alone railroads built by chinamen.

[CNS]

It's dated but it's not like he called them "chinamen"

I still say Chinamen...what's so wrong with that?

Depends.  How much track do you need to lay still to complete your 1820's railroad?

PFTTT!  Look at the history noob over here! 

 There were very few railroads in 1820, let alone railroads built by chinamen.

Forward to the shame thread.  I didn't do any research when shaming the racist.

[ShellShock]

It's dated but it's not like he called them "chinamen"

I still say Chinamen...what's so wrong with that?

Depends.  How much track do you need to lay still to complete your 1820's railroad?

PFTTT!  Look at the history noob over here! 

 There were very few railroads in 1820, let alone railroads built by chinamen.

The railway building boom didn't even really start until the late 30's...nice try though

[OK_Cat]

I just call it how I see it. I bet if I walked down the street and saw a black guy and called him a black guy, he would take offense too.

Moral of the story: People are too soft these days.

why do you need to call him a black guy?  if he were white, would you say "hey, white guy?"

So enlighten me: If there were two people (one black, one white) and you need to point one of them out to a stranger from a distance, how would you do it?

"see the guy in the blue shirt?"

Oh brother...

If you're trying to tell me that you've never described someone by their skin color then sir, i'm calling you a liar.

most people aren't racist pieces of crap

[ShellShock]

I just call it how I see it. I bet if I walked down the street and saw a black guy and called him a black guy, he would take offense too.

Moral of the story: People are too soft these days.

why do you need to call him a black guy?  if he were white, would you say "hey, white guy?"

So enlighten me: If there were two people (one black, one white) and you need to point one of them out to a stranger from a distance, how would you do it?

"see the guy in the blue shirt?"

Oh brother...

If you're trying to tell me that you've never described someone by their skin color then sir, i'm calling you a liar.

most people aren't racist pieces of crap

Well you outed me. I'll have to hang up the white cloak and hat and find another hobby for my nights and weekends... 

This has really de-railed from where it started and that's that people are going to judge no matter what you do. So I try to be honest in my description and if I offend someone, I own it and make sure they don't take it as offensive or racist. That's all you can do to be honest...

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

Am I allowed to talk bad about Fitz again since FF is over or does he get a pass because he hung up a flier?

[ShellShock]

Am I allowed to talk bad about Fitz again since FF is over or does he get a pass because he hung up a flier?

There's never a bad time to talk bad about that pedophile...

[star seed 7]

why would you ever feel the need to call someone "colored" at all, let alone to their face?  how is that "just being honest" and not at all offensive?

you are just a stupid rough ridin' racist, and you don't even know it.

[puniraptor]

lets all learn and grow together

[CNS]

Am I allowed to talk bad about Fitz again since FF is over or does he get a pass because he hung up a flier?

I don't think there was ever truly a truce, just recognition that Fitz actually did a decent act.  So, go for it.

[ShellShock]

why would you ever feel the need to call someone "colored" at all, let alone to their face?  how is that "just being honest" and not at all offensive?

you are just a stupid rough ridin' racist, and you don't even know it.

That's really funny because he didn't take any offense to it...so if he didn't, why should you?

[OK_Cat]

my grandpa (RIP) was a huge dumbass racist, and he said "coloreds" all the time. 

[puniraptor]

my grandpa (RIP) was a huge dumbass racist, and he said "coloreds" all the time.

RIP

[OK_Cat]

my grandpa (RIP) was a huge dumbass racist, and he said "coloreds" all the time.

RIP

i mean, you don't have to RIP, he was a huge dumbass racist like shellshock.