Re: Re: Re: Im too afraid to aks my black friends so...
Originally posted by Raphael Sorel
no no no, you got it wrong. i didnt mean it to be racist. i love it when black women say aks. but when a guy say it. i end the convo quickly. and i dont even think im perfect. and i didnt judge them. i used my observation (hearing)
You are a perv and a racist good job and how rude!!!!
Re: Re: Re: Im too afraid to aks my black friends so...
Originally posted by Raphael Sorel
no no no, you got it wrong. i didnt mean it to be racist. i love it when black women say aks. but when a guy say it. i end the convo quickly. and i dont even think im perfect. and i didnt judge them. i used my observation (hearing)
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Originally posted by Vinny Valentine
Jesus Christ people stop being little bitches.If you think shes racist others will too, so stop posting and bitching, its really annoying.
doh first of all...did the word "Racist" come up at all when I was posting??? She was speaking of how someone was saying a certain word.
Originally posted by Raphael SorelSo if you know WHITE people say it also, why single BLACKS out and make a thread devoted to just how they say the word ASK.
my friend from kenya, she told me about her stories while she was in the navy. (at the same time i get hypnotized by her beauty) but she keeps saying aks while we were talking? i dont wanna interupt her stories by asking her " why do you say aks instead of ask?'' sorry bout being racist against white. now its open for everyone.
People of all colors pronounce words different ways, including the word ASK as AKS, not just BLACKS so get it straight.
is it comprehensible.....
Originally posted by Raphael SorelEver crossed your mind that maybe they said AKS b/c that's the way they talk also.
oh yea i almost forgot. i have seen white people try to use ebonics and they say aks and the N word too and i know that they are making fun of how black people talk. it pissed me off a little bit. thats why i made the thread. not because im racist.
WHITE people aren't as perfect as you're making them out to be. Neither are any color of people so I have no idea why you're trying to emphasize BLACK people in this discussion when it's so beyond BLACKS.
is it comprehensible.....