Brenda Brenda:
andyt andyt:
Lack of comprehension again, don't you Andy?
I was commenting on BART's post. BART is in the US. What does "where I live" (now) have to do with anything?
Well, you wrote it in the present tense:
Brenda Brenda:
I get very annoyed with women who yell "Thick, black and beautiful" but call me racist when I yell "Thin, white and gorgeous"
Now, maybe you go across to the US a lot and that's where you hear women yelling it. But I've lived in and visited the US, and have never heard women yelling it, so I don't know.
Maybe you hear it on TV, and you're yelling back at the TV? But that would mean the TV is talking back at you - not a good sign.
(you understand this is meant to be in fun, right? I get the spirit of what you're saying, but the specifics just sound a little off.) Maybe a better example would be black groups within organizations such as the police or congress - imagine the uproar if there were white counter parts. In Canada we could substitute First Nations for black for the same situation.