| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
jroday 204.215.33.204 |
17-Feb-05/3:27 PM |
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Well the old man is going to give you a truthful answer.
What different's does it makes to you are her?
Does it have some kind of effect on both of your lives?
In order to fine the average diversity of Black and White, start
with your Bible, because Adam and Eve started out with divert in the garden of Eden, and read your Black and White history books, and research, because these things you can't average out on a computer.
I am not trying to be funny with you, but I've been hearing this for fifty years, and the only way the young people will ever fine
out the truth is research; If there is a truth.
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
jroday 204.215.33.204 |
17-Feb-05/2:27 PM |
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No! Because if al-naafiysh walked up to you right now, and started talking to you, you'd think she was a White woman with a sun tan.
So now you're thinking she's mixed with something. You're right
Indian. Her great great grandfather was from India, and only her and her brother took after him, don't be decieved by the color
of a persons skin.
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
Dovina 17.255.240.138 |
17-Feb-05/10:25 AM |
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I know it's getting on toward pub time there in The United Kingdom, but would you care to step off the malfunctioning rollercoaster and rephrase that in the English language?
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.153.196.50 |
17-Feb-05/9:51 AM |
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P.S. If you computed the AVERAGE DIVERSITY of every Black person, then did the same for every White person, would the average diversity for Blacks BE EXACTLY THE SAME as for Whites? That is the question you should have asked the old man.
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.153.196.50 |
17-Feb-05/9:46 AM |
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Are all Black people black?
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 81.153.196.50 |
17-Feb-05/9:27 AM |
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The answer to that is NO. It's impossible for a black person to be a racist.
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
Stephen Robins 213.146.148.199 |
17-Feb-05/8:42 AM |
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Reading your arguments makes me feel like I am on mal-functioning rollercoaster with no end. However, I believe what you are ultimately trying to assert is that you believe us Brits base all our opinions on a vindictive desire to vituperate against other ethnicities OR that we use words as a leaden blanket to hide our true prejudices and only reveal on poemranker large gusts of wind in an attempt to pass time at work. Furthermore, with a crash of irony, that only an Amercian so poorly execute, you conclude that your racist statement to D.A. pi was only a similar play with words and you are not really spouting forth your real opinons of us. To conclude, how many polynesians have you actually accepted it off?
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| Re: a comment on A Sinnerâs Prayer by Dovina |
Dovina 12.72.33.108 |
17-Feb-05/7:48 AM |
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Oh, so you're caught in a great circular eddy from which there is no escape. Welcome back for another spin.
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| Re: a comment on A Sinnerâs Prayer by Dovina |
Dovina 12.72.33.108 |
17-Feb-05/7:44 AM |
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Q1 I don't know, but of course you do.
Q2 I don't know, but of course you do.
Assertions 3 and 4: I don't know, but of course you do.
Q5 No
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| Re: a comment on Garage sale by INTRANSIT |
Dovina 12.72.33.108 |
17-Feb-05/7:36 AM |
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Must you draw a line along the boundary of sex? I think there's more avarice (greed) in offering fifty cents than in marking down the price to a dollar. If your poetry really sucks as you say, you'd show a little more arogance like some whose poetry sucks.
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
Dovina 12.72.33.108 |
17-Feb-05/7:24 AM |
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âRacistâ is one of those ugly words we use on people we donât like. Itâs almost like the popular âU R So Gay.â âRacistâ can mean anything from a mild preference or dislike to strong feelings of hate and desire for physical harm based on race. Many of your comments in the past, and those of some of your English buddies have bordered on, if not blatantly asserted, the latter. It was with this background, not just the recent babble here, that I called him a racist. Of course, itâs possible you guys are just playing with words here on poemranker, having no intention of revealing your real feelings toward other races, in which case my âracistâ attack is also a play with words.
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
Dovina 12.72.33.108 |
17-Feb-05/7:24 AM |
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My shoes are in fact flattering and not ungrounded.
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| Re: a study in blossoms and beauty by oneglove |
oneglove 205.133.194.49 |
17-Feb-05/6:58 AM |
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sorry zodiac i was clicking on the reply link and i accidently hit the "x", thanks for your correction of my word choice, i'm prone to small mistakes like that, i'd appreciate your full critique if you want to take the time.
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| Re: a comment on a study in blossoms and beauty by oneglove |
oneglove 205.133.194.49 |
17-Feb-05/6:56 AM |
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fair enough, i'm prone to small mistakes like that and i appreciate you pointing them out, and i'd like to know what well thought out criticisms you do have
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
al-naafiysh 204.215.33.88 |
17-Feb-05/6:35 AM |
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| Re: a comment on The Man I Love by Dovina |
al-naafiysh 204.215.33.88 |
17-Feb-05/6:32 AM |
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After talking to my father yerterday, I asked him did he think all Black people are diverse?
His answer was, you can't single out just one race. like D.A. said."All men were created diverse, but some are more diverse than others. That's a true statement, which means Black, White, red, tan, and brown.
He also said, it's a shame that color makes a different's in God's world.
Why is it some people want to judge me, and not know the person inside?
Diverse has long left this world.
Ignorance has taken over.
world.
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| Re: a comment on Garage sale by INTRANSIT |
INTRANSIT 152.163.100.138 |
17-Feb-05/5:39 AM |
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As ususal. Women doing what they can to save the planet. Men and their deadly avarice. Ha!
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| Re: No Name by hatedestruction |
zodiac 212.118.14.17 |
17-Feb-05/4:51 AM |
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Has anyone but you bothered to read or listen to this all the way to the end? -10-
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| Re: ~RePOST~Cupid's Arrow <----<< by nothingtoanyone |
zodiac 212.118.14.17 |
17-Feb-05/4:49 AM |
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Complete the following sentences:
1) Old Shakespeary kinds of poems are _______________
2) I have read ___ Shakespeary poems.
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| Re: Little Fly by PodPoet |
zodiac 212.118.14.17 |
17-Feb-05/4:41 AM |
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Dear Christ. So my wife works in this town called Ghwor, on the site of Sodom and Gomorrah in modern-day Jordan, and says the flies there are so nuts it's worse than Somalian starving baby footage, but what do you expect, most of the townfolk (10% born disabled) squat over a hole in the kitchen floor to go to the bathroom? So anyway, last week they all got Typhoid there, I mean like all of them, and Jesus Christ - Typhoid! Like I didn't even know that disease existed anymore. Anyway I just wanted to tell you I'm with -=Dark_Angel=-,P.I., flies are exactly what we need more of here, and a great way to capture the image of a kinda humming, eyeitching, omnipresent love sent from above. You get my only heartfelt 10 of the day. Enjoy!
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