What ever happened to?

The old days...

You know.

Ya can't turn on a comedian anymore without hearing 2 hours of stupid sex jokes with about 15 minutes of funny stuff mixed in.

People didn't over use the "quote" funcion.
(This is really starting to annoy me.)
If you want to qoute someone make sure that you have something to say after you quote them...

You had fun things like knome wars, and poetry battles.
Rap music was poetic, and not about how many people you wacked, or how many "ho's" you had...(that was a long time ago). If you want to listen to good rap, it has to be underground / Christian.

People didn't actually try to dodge the filter...can't you people talk without saying something vulgar or inapropriate.

I know that there are those here that do not like me at all, because of my political views and my religiouse beliefs, and you people don't have to read my posts if you don't want to.


HOWEVER, This place has turned into a pit of mire. Aren't there any still left to save this place?

I'm a Christian and a Conservative...This has put a black label on me...can't see why though.

oreomann33 wrote: Yeah and all black comedians talk about these days is making fun of white people or talking about how "tough" it is being black.

Exaclty, Blacks make fun of whites, whites want to make fun of blacks but dont want to offened anyone. And then mexicans come out of nowhere and blind side us.

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How many black comedians came from the ghetto?

Dave Chapelle was born in Washington D.C
D.L Huegly was born in South Carolina.

I cant think of any others right now...

Good point.


Reif...I would take the best of this generation. If I could find ANYTHING good. It's been really hard.


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Towards whom? I don't hate you.

reclusivetorrid wrote: Good point. Reif...I would take the best of this generation. If I could find ANYTHING good. It's been really hard.

Mountain Dew?

Coolatas!

Surge!


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It just needs some work is all. It is harder for anybody old enough to remember different ways to accept the way things are now, especially with how quickly things change. And we can't 'take' the best of the generation unless we 'make' the best of this generation. We're not so far removed from it that our influence is lost. We can influence our young relatives and friends, and young society itself by our actions.

It would be a profound movement that could be seen from our individual perspectives. We're the butterflies trying to raise storms in faroff places with the beat of our wings. We only lose our influence if we give up, and by giving up we actually hurt instead of help. There isn't much middle ground.

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Now that the mods don't care much anymore, reclusive runs amok away form his hole. I'm glad we have him back...

Cedric wrote: reclusivetorrid wrote: Towards whom? I don't hate you. The black community... You're just sterotyping them. Do you want everyone to think that you are all typical white people and cannot dance?

HOW?! I never said anything about how "black people" behave... We did comment on some of the black comedians. This could, I suppose, be interpreted as a "stereotype".

Black people are just like anyone else, there are good ones and bad ones...of course if you want to label me somemore, you have the right.