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Post of the day.Encryptshun wrote:It is critical that children, from a very early age, understand the importance of noticing differences in skin color. That way they will be able to find their own niche in the "Welfare Victim", "Exploited Worker", "High Achiever", and "Oppressed Majority" spectrum.
Stay classy, Crayola.
Thats awesomeAjax wrote:some kids from my bldg were outside throwing rocks... and I went outside to clean some metal. I started talking with them and one of them asked why we were different colors (they're black, I'm white). I was tempted to give them the answer to "Did God paint you?" from Prince of Thieves. I ended up saying something similar without religion involved.
Cute kids with lots of questions. They asked why I didn't have a wife and kids. I told them I hadn't met the right woman. Their response- "or the right kids?"
Razi wrote:I didn't know we had green people.
