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Unread 01-31-2005, 03:03 AM   #34 (permalink)
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I have to admit I agree in that black people have a similar outline and appearance. They just all look the same to me. Not only that, but they also all seem to have the same attitude, music tastes, car tastes, and clothing tastes. With white people, you get the whole spectrum. For instance:

Black People:
Clothes: Baggy, typically designer (sean john sp?). They also love "bubble" coats-- those coats that are long, wide, and typically poofy.
Cars: Older, Mid 70's to early 90's, usually long old luxury cars, like buicks and cadillacs. You know what i'm talking about. Spinners are a must if they can afford them.
Music: Rap-- do I really need to say more?
Attitude: Alright, so obviously there are going to be a few exceptions, but black people all use the same slang words, and they all have the same swagger in their walk. They are also more aggressive than the average white male. Well, not including nubblies members, who are the toughest folks on the planet.

Anyway, my point was, even if I am culturally biased and think that black people all look the same only because Im white, there is more truth to it than you would think.

Wait, nevermind. I'm just rambling.

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