>> ^legacy0100:

There's a strong Arab community near my area and I often go here to do my grocery shopping. One time I went to an Egyptian shop to buy some bulgur, and then there was a riot in Egypt. Then I went to a Yemeni restaurant in Brooklyn for some Salta and then there was a riot in Yemen. Nowadays I goto a Moroccon restaurant to get tagine for dinner, and now it looks to be a protest in Morocco.
Coincidence?!?!?!?!?!?!


Can you swing by Tim Hortons?

Quant, you are a bit off by my opinion (Which is the only one that matters.)

The establishment made welfare. And why would the establishment do such a thing in an era that disliked blacks? (Who welfare primarily supports.) Because, like Jim Crow laws intentions, welfare was created to hurt, not help. Keep people just under poverty, and if they rise just a bit to better themselves, make sure they cannot live on the new paycheck.


>> ^quantumushroom:
The media have been using Charles Manson--the White Guy with the craaazzzyyy eyes---to frighten the sheeple for 40 years now, so there's no need to feel like a victim, even if others tell you it looks good on you (which it does not).
We now have Barack Hussein Dukakis in the Red House in spite of William Horton. At least until 2012. I thought it was a BIG deal in "post-racial" America he got elected at all.
While most American Blacks are middle class, Black males still commit a disproportionate amount of crime for being roughly 7% of the population. Being politically correct instead of accepting unpleasant facts and ignoring intuition can get you killed.
Granny's comments meld perfectly with this discussion. Why care if the federal mafia goes "too far" in shaking down Wall Street (their biggest donor) if the recipients of the loot aren't grateful in the slightest?
>> ^StukaFox:
Two words: Willie Horton.

The media have been using Charles Manson--the White Guy with the craaazzzyyy eyes---to frighten the sheeple for 40 years now, so there's no need to feel like a victim, even if others tell you it looks good on you (which it does not).

We now have Barack Hussein Dukakis in the Red House in spite of William Horton. At least until 2012. I thought it was a BIG deal in "post-racial" America he got elected at all.

While most American Blacks are middle class, Black males still commit a disproportionate amount of crime for being roughly 7% of the population. Being politically correct instead of accepting unpleasant facts and ignoring intuition can get you killed.

Granny's comments meld perfectly with this discussion. Why care if the federal mafia goes "too far" in shaking down Wall Street (their biggest donor) if the recipients of the loot aren't grateful in the slightest?




>> ^StukaFox:

Two words: Willie Horton.

>> ^quantumushroom:

And as long as the Right Wing can use racism as a means of raising money and getting votes, REAL racism will never die.
And now for something you'll REALLY like. "Racism" is no longer an issue in today's world.


Two words: Willie Horton.

"In terms of my background, I suffer from voice immodulation. I'm unable to control the pitch or volume of my voice. Also known as Van Horton's Syndrome, VI is a recognized psycho-medical condition which you may have read about in Newsweek or Crack Magazine. Numerous prominent Americans suffer from this debilitating disease, including the guy who played Rodge on "What's Happening" and tennis great Pete Sampras."

>> ^Sagemind:

Tim Horton "SHOULD" be the Prime Minister of Canada.
Then all the politicians would sit and talk over coffee and eat donuts - It would be our new national past time - oh, wait, it already is!


Fun story:

Horton was driving back to his house because he had a meeting with my grandfather the next day about making Dover Flour the exclusive provider of flour for Tim Hortons products.

If it weren't for that meeting, Horton may have just stayed in Toronto.

Tim Horton "SHOULD" be the Prime Minister of Canada.
Then all the politicians would sit and talk over coffee and eat donuts - It would be our new national past time - oh, wait, it already is!

Fixed.

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>> ^Sarzy:
I'm a Canadian and I've never even put on a pair of skates, let alone played hockey. Every time people talk about hockey I pretty much glaze over. I also don't particularly like Tim Horton's, so I'm a terrible Canadian. I do like Swiss Chalet, though.


*Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasp!*

Get outta my damn country.

What about Canadian Tire or Home Hardware? I used to love going in there.

>> ^Sarzy:
I'm a Canadian and I've never even put on a pair of skates, let alone played hockey. Every time people talk about hockey I pretty much glaze over. I also don't particularly like Tim Horton's, so I'm a terrible Canadian. I do like Swiss Chalet, though.

I'm a Canadian and I've never even put on a pair of skates, let alone played hockey. Every time people talk about hockey I pretty much glaze over. I also don't particularly like Tim Horton's, so I'm a terrible Canadian. I do like Swiss Chalet, though.

>> ^Payback:
To be fair, those two had just robbed a Tim Hortons.


Nothing pisses off a cop more than an attack on his doughnut shop

To be fair, those two had just robbed a Tim Hortons.

"Ass gravy" connotes shit to my perception of the noun. Disgusting? Yes!

Anyway, film making, acting, is incredibly AWESOME in my opinion!!! Two of the people I most admire are Pony Horton (http://www.myspace.com/zeebya) and, from "the secret from all humanity presently alive on our planet Earth" Silver City, New Mexico, Roberto Codato (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO0YNhZAWVc&feature=related) !! ROCK ON BLANKFIST!!!!!

I'll be using this technique to make egg salad sandwiches at Tim Horton's tomorrow!