What exactly do black people want?

[Matt 26z]

Trying to get a serious discussion going here.

What changes can white people make to society that will rise black communities up?

Be specific...

[tfs]

Too late for apologies. Kill yourself and ask God for forgiveness.

[24/7 Blogging Crew]

Originally Posted by Matt 26z

Trying to get a serious discussion going here.

What changes can white people make to society that will rise black communities up?

Be specific...

can't we all just have justice for trayvon

[The Porn Nerd]

(Sorry but this thread just screams out for some racial comedy)

What black people want:

1. Fried chicken
2. Rap, Hip Hop and Reggae
3. That greasy shit they put in their hair to make it straight instead of afro
4. Dave Chappelle to make a comeback
5. Cocoa butter and jojoba for their skin

Well, as white people we could offer the black community:

A drive thru fried chicken/jojoba/CD store that only sells rap, hip hop, reggae and Dave Chappelle albums. "Gimme a bucket o' wings, some cocoa butter and the soundtrack to 'Half Baked' - to GO!"

<////////////>~~~

[TheSquealer]

Originally Posted by 24/7 Blogging Crew

can't we all just have justice for trayvon

You mean "revenge" for Treyvon.

I would called someone being arrested, thrown in jail and being charges with 2nd degree murder and tried by a jury of his peers, ...and having their life destroyed in the process in spite of being found not guilty of the charges, "justice"

[TheSquealer]

Also skittle sales are up.

[SilentKnight]

Originally Posted by Matt 26z

What exactly do black people want?

[purecane]

they want us to stop calling it welfare...their great-great-great-great-great-great grandparents earned those reparations!

[brassmonkey]

Originally Posted by Matt 26z

Trying to get a serious discussion going here.

What changes can white people make to society that will rise black communities up?

Be specific...

not white people the violent kind to die don't try to put up smoke screens not going to work this time

[Matt 26z]

Originally Posted by 24/7 Blogging Crew

can't we all just have justice for trayvon

Let's back up a bit. There's a reason why Zimmerman profiled Trayvon and why he even needed to be a volunteer watchman in the first place. It is those underlaying causes that society must eliminate.

What do you think should be done in that regard?

[SilentKnight]

Originally Posted by purecane

they want us to stop calling it welfare...their great-great-great-great-great-great grandparents earned those reparations!

[theking]

Many of them want reparations. They were promised "40 acres and a mule" at the end of the civil war so my vote is to give it to them.

[kronic]

Originally Posted by brassmonkey

not white people the violent kind to die don't try to put up smoke screens not going to work this time

Based on this post I'm gonna guess they'd like Ebonics to be the official language of the USA.

[Rochard]

Originally Posted by theking

Many of them want reparations. They were promised "40 acres and a mule" at the end of the civil war so my vote is to give it to them.

We have a lot of land in Alaska no one is using. I would imagine Texas too.

[shimmy2]

most of us just want a fine redbone girl

[DatePoster]

i want a white girl that doesnt act black

[Matt 26z]

Originally Posted by theking

Many of them want reparations. They were promised "40 acres and a mule" at the end of the civil war so my vote is to give it to them.

The problem with cash reparations is that the black population is too high for the country to afford it.

As of 2012 there were 44.5 million blacks. If you add $1 Trillion to the national debt to pay out reparations, that averages just $22,500 per person. If you look at a difference making figure, say $500,000 per person, the cost is over $22 Trillion. This is not possible.

Cash payments are not going to happen.

[Ringo]

white chicks

[kronic]

44.5 million blacks?? So we should be giving every single black newborn reparations too?? Should reparations be in perpetuity?

[SilentKnight]

Originally Posted by theking

Many of them want reparations. They were promised "40 acres and a mule" at the end of the civil war so my vote is to give it to them.

My ancestors are United Empire Loyalists.

My kids want Manhatten back.

Think I'll go burn me some cars and see how that goes.

[L-Pink]

Earl Butz former Secretary of State under Ford and Nixon lost his cabinet post and created a big stink by responding to the same question with ?.. "three things: first, a tight pussy; second, loose shoes; and third, a warm place to shit."

I remember my father saying at the time, throw in a cold 6-pack and I'm pretty happy with that list too.

.

[xNetworx]

[Dvae]

Originally Posted by Matt 26z

Trying to get a serious discussion going here.

What changes can white people make to society that will rise black communities up?

Be specific...

A one-way plane ticket to Africa.
If life is so unbearable in the US then fine, don't let the door hit you in the ass!

[theking]

Originally Posted by Matt 26z

The problem with cash reparations is that the black population is too high for the country to afford it.

As of 2012 there were 44.5 million blacks. If you add $1 Trillion to the national debt to pay out reparations, that averages just $22,500 per person. If you look at a difference making figure, say $500,000 per person, the cost is over $22 Trillion. This is not possible.

Cash payments are not going to happen.

I say give them the reparation that they were promised at the end of the civil war which was "40 acres and a mule" and only a couple of thousand received it. We have plenty of government land that can be given to them...and the price of a mule is not that much.

In addition it would only be given to those that can trace their linage back to the approximately four million slaves at the end of the civil war.

[MrBottomTooth]

Originally Posted by kronic

Based on this post I'm gonna guess they'd like Ebonics to be the official language of the USA.

Did he just say he wants white people to die?

[johnnyloadproductions]

Probably entitlements.

When I was a server at Steak and Shake several years ago (glorified fast food), the stats for blacks coming in and complaining to get free food compared to whites were similar to how much they proportionally commit to violent crimes.
The best part is 1/3 the wait staff were black, they would never wait on their own people, simply because blacks tip 30-50% less than white counterparts, and they knew it. When I made mention of this they simple would keep a straight face... money talks.
The worst was when I waited on two clean cut gay guys on 3rd shift, a black and white guy. I gave them excellent service (I was a good server) and cashed out the white guy. The black guy in the meantime had been in the bathroom and was on his way out I caught him before he jetted and said he needed to pay his bill.
He gave me his credit card and it wouldn't go through, to his credit I wasn't aware a storm had caused a network issues, but after the card not going through I calmly said "Just be prepared next time," with the intent of letting him go.
He went off on me, "That card works, I know it works! It's not my fault you have an issue with your server." Despite his clean cut, his blang slurring came out in rage "You don't even know where I go, you work at Steak and Shake, I go to columbia university."
My face was red but I told him, sorry, we will see you later. I have a temper that I can keep under control, and I knew acting out (against a black person especially) would cost me my job. I didn't answer the phone but he had the gall to call back and said they wouldn't be coming back to pay... ???
It's a toss up but the fact he tried to jet on me, might have been his card...

I think I speak for a lot of other people that when enough of these events happen over the course of time, as a whole it stacks it against that race as a major disservice to them in employ-ability and willingness to help them out.

My roommate at the time at the time worked for a higher end restaurant and waited on a party full of blacks that had they been white would have typically yielded $120 or so. Instead he yielded just over $60. x 1500 pennies shortchanged.

I've got a black girl who has a ton of crap in my garage right now (I've had to park my car outside) and I said "one week and if it's still here it's going on craigslist." She had agreed and been perfectly ok with it, it's been nearly a month. She's giving me go arounds and threatening me with "action" (vague but dangerous) now if I do anything to her stuff, funny how out of all her 600+ friends on FB I was the only one willing to help. It's a tell, in addition to the fact that I don't seem to learn and that no good deed goes unpunished.

It's the same thing, entitlements, slavery blah blah so we owe them.
My sister thought I was too bias until she worked in the ER (and got to experience it first hand as an RN).

[shimmy2]

Originally Posted by L-Pink

Earl Butz former Secretary of State under Ford and Nixon lost his cabinet post and created a big stink by responding to the same question with ?.. "three things: first, a tight pussy; second, loose shoes; and third, a warm place to shit."

I remember my father saying at the time, throw in a cold 6-pack and I'm pretty happy with that list too.

.

respect! you know ur black history

[johnnyloadproductions]

We need more Shimmy's in the world!

Originally Posted by shimmy2

most of us just want a fine redbone girl

[shimmy2]

Originally Posted by Dvae

A one-way plane ticket to Africa.
If life is so unbearable in the US then fine, don't let the door hit you in the ass!

sign me up for that plane ticket

[pornmasta]

Originally Posted by Matt 26z

Trying to get a serious discussion going here.

What changes can white people make to society that will rise black communities up?

Be specific...

Me want his civil rights, that's all...

[kronic]

Originally Posted by MrBottomTooth

Did he just say he wants white people to die?

Is that what he said?? Could be. I honestly have no idea WHAT he said.

[theking]

Originally Posted by theking

I say give them the reparation that they were promised at the end of the civil war which was "40 acres and a mule" and only a couple of thousand received it. We have plenty of government land that can be given to them...and the price of a mule is not that much.

In addition it would only be given to those that can trace their linage back to the approximately four million slaves at the end of the civil war.

Of course I am "shucking and jiving"...about the "40 acres and a mule".

[candyflip]

Originally Posted by brassmonkey

not white people the violent kind to die don't try to put up smoke screens not going to work this time

What the fuck is this verbal diarrhea supposed to mean? Is this English?

[escorpio]

Originally Posted by brassmonkey

not white people the violent kind to die don't try to put up smoke screens not going to work this time

Sippin' some sizzurp for Trayvon?

[escorpio]

Originally Posted by SilentKnight

My ancestors are United Empire Loyalists.

My kids want Manhatten back.

Think I'll go burn me some cars and see how that goes.

Mine too. Property seized and kicked to Canada after the traitors won the revolution. I want my farm in New York back, motherfuckers!

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

If anyone truly wants to know what Black people want, this Black woman's perspective is worth considering:

WHAT DO BLACK PEOPLE WANT? OPENING A DIALOGUE ON RACISM AND PRIVILEGE

One of the most frustrating aspects about discussions of race, racism and privilege, is that you are never quite sure when you are finished. The resolution is dissonant and it can be disheartening to trudge through so much emotion but emerge sans resolution. One party ? the White party ? is often left wondering what exactly it is that the other party ? the Black party ? wants from them.

White privilege is a set of unearned privileges that one benefits from because they are White. It is both a favored state of one race over another as well as a systematic conferred dominance of one race over another. Research scientist and anti-racist activist Peggy McIntosh has become the point person for the unpacking of Whiteness since her 1988 article, White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack, listed twenty-six examples of how she benefits from her race. Among these benefits were:

I can swear, or dress in second hand clothes, or not answer letters, without having people attribute these choices to the bad morals, the poverty, or the illiteracy of my race. I am never asked to speak for all the people of my racial group. If a traffic cop pulls me over or if the IRS audits my tax return, I can be sure I haven?t been singled out because of my race. I can if I wish arrange to be in the company of people of my race most of the time.

These privileges benefit White people without them having to do anything in order to receive them. The fact that these privileges just are is in part what contributes to the uncertainty among White people when it comes to what to do about it.

Let me first tell you what Black people don?t want. We don?t want your guilt. White guilt does absolutely nothing for me or any other person of color. While your hours spent Googling poverty in America or examining the mass incarceration of Black males leaves you feeling as though you want that burden of privilege lifted, you leave us ? the Black folks ? rolling our eyes and annoyed that you have managed to turn a discussion about racism and Black oppression into one about you.

The problem with White guilt is that, in addition to being incredibly useless, it serves as a passive approach to shift responsibility away from yourself; as if feeling guilty about your privilege is your contribution to ending racism. That?s it. You wipe your hands of it.

Writer and filmmaker Molly Secours attended a diversity conference alongside African American diversity activist, Dr. Francis Cress Welsing, and told Welsing that because she understood White privilege and veered away from certain terminology she didn?t feel as though she was privileged. Secours had concluded that because she was aware of racism and privilege she wasn?t a part of the system that oppresses the Black community. To which Welsing responded, ?I beg to differ. We don?t need you to fix us. What Black and brown people want from White people is to fix yourselves.?

This encounter highlights a rather interesting aspect of privilege denying that often occurs when a White person is confronted with their privilege. In some instances a White person will become defensive, deny that their privilege exists, and point to the Black community as the source of their own oppression.

On the other end, and as Secours has done here, a White person will acknowledge their privilege, feel guilty about Black oppression, and then attempt to separate themselves from those White people who contribute to racism. Secours? guilt had seemingly alleviated her of any responsibility she had to address the problem of racism that continues to tug on our proverbial coat sleeves, daring us to look. Secours? acceptance of White privilege and acknowledgment of Black oppression seemed to her to be enough. And that is precisely it.

Issues of racism and privilege have always fallen on the shoulders of the Black community. The problems that plague us are perceived to be problems that we have brought upon ourselves by continuing to fall into the stereotypes of lazy, poor, unintelligent criminals, who refuse to pull ourselves up by our metaphorical bootstraps in order to escape the burden of Blackness that we have carried on our shoulders for so long. White people today feel no responsibility for the state of the Black community because slavery and the Jim Crow era were so long ago!

No, you may not have owned slaves. And maybe you have never personally contributed to the systematic oppression that has for hundreds of years led to substantially higher unemployment, poverty and incarceration rates among the Black community. But here we are. Acknowledging that you are a part of the problem, despite not intentionally contributing to the oppression/privilege dichotomy, as well as part of the solution is imperative to confronting the issue.

Now what do Black people want? Quite simply: We want you to get over yourselves. What is perhaps the hardest concept to grasp when discussing racism and privilege is that despite the White (mostly male) population being looked to as the authoritative voice on pretty much everything, this is quite possibly the one subject in which there is no doubt that people of color are, and always will be, the experts.

I ask that you listen to your Black counterparts when they attempt to explain these subjects to you. We have in almost every instance been thinking about these subjects and discussing their implications and significance for far longer than you have, as your privilege allows you to be oblivious to them everyday. Your privilege makes it possible for you to not see race, to buy in to the ideology of a ?post-racial America,? an ideology that is nearly laughable to people of color, to rid yourself of the burden of race and racism.

You must continue to be diligent in examining your privilege as people of color continue to examine their other-ness. Not a day goes by where I do not think about my Blackness. I am constantly aware that I am Black and often stepping into White spaces, either on the Internet via various social media, or in my everyday life ? when I get on the T, get post-work drinks with friends or take advantage of panels and discussions around Boston.

I am aware that I am almost always one of few people of color nearly everywhere I go and this is an awareness of which I, and many of my Black brothers and sisters, are incapable of escaping. What we want from you, White people, is an acknowledgment that these things exist and will continue to exist so long as we stray away from the sometimes painful and emotion-laden discourse that seeks to rush race and privilege to the forefront, no longer hiding behind the veil of this being someone else?s problem. We need to talk about it until it doesn?t hurt anymore.

Some of you should be ashamed about your blatant ignorance and racism, but then again this is GFY - it's just too bad racist hate thought and race baiting is starting to become the status quo....

[davethedope]

All blacks want is for your women to be whores to the highest bidder.

Carry on...

[Dvae]

Originally Posted by escorpio

Mine too. Property seized and kicked to Canada after the traitors won the revolution. I want my farm in New York back, motherfuckers!

There are consequences to your actions. Canada burning down the White House, not very smart!

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

Originally Posted by Matt 26z

Trying to get a serious discussion going here.

What changes can white people make to society that will rise black communities up?

Be specific...

I previously posted an answer to your thread title, however to answer the question you posted above, here is a good in-depth article from the Economic Policy Institute, titled A jobs-centered approach to African American community development

The article is too long to post, but if anyone is seriously looking for answers to this question, I recommend that you read it.

Here is a summary:

Federal intervention to aid African American community development is necessary for the following reasons:

African Americans still reside mainly in separate and unequal communities. In 2010, in the 100 metropolitan areas with the largest African American populations, 62.5 percent of blacks would have had to move to achieve full black?white integration.

Unemployment rates for African Americans have been far higher than those of whites for the past 50 years, even in good times. In fact, since 1960 the black unemployment rate has been about twice the white rate. Had blacks had the same unemployment rate as whites in 2010, an additional 1.3 million blacks would have been employed.

Parental unemployment, and not simply low income, has negative effects on children?s educational outcomes. Blacks are twice as likely as whites to have had 10 or more spells of unemployment over their prime working years.

Joblessness, although by no means the only factor producing higher crime rates in African American communities, appears to play a significant role.

Neither educational advances nor suburbanization by blacks has translated into reductions in the black?white unemployment rate ratio.

If a bold new approach is not developed to address the racial unemployment disparity, it is likely that African Americans will be condemned to unemployment rates that are twice those of whites into the foreseeable future.

This report begins with brief discussions of residential segregation and the persistent job crisis facing African Americans. It then presents evidence that suggests why improving educational attainment and access to suburban labor markets are not likely to be enough to raise employment rates among African Americans. This discussion is followed by a proposal for reducing the high rate of joblessness in and rejuvenating African American communities.

A plan for creating jobs in high-unemployment areas
The depth and the persistence of the African American jobs crisis can probably be solved only with intervention by the federal government. In the past 50 years, the normal working of the U.S. economy and the modest amelioration efforts that have been tried have failed to provide sufficient jobs for African Americans.

Increases in educational achievement and suburbanization by blacks have also failed to spur change. If a bold new approach to the problem is not taken, it is likely that blacks will be condemned to unemployment rates that are twice those of whites into the foreseeable future.

On more than one occasion, the United States has responded to crises of joblessness with government intervention. The federal government intervened during the Great Depression, the recessions of the early 1970s, and the Great Recession. A sustained level of high unemployment for African Americans decade after decade should be recognized as a crisis as serious as periodic deep national recessions.

White Americans regularly experience unemployment rates below 6 percent?a rate that blacks have never experienced in the past 40 years. An unemployment rate of more than 10 percent is considered extremely high for whites?but African Americans have had to endure unemployment rates of more than 10 percent for most of the past 40 years, according to analysis based on Current Population Survey data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Given the intractability of high joblessness for African Americans, the federal government should support targeted job creation for communities experiencing persistently high unemployment. Job creation should be targeted to communities of 25,000 people or more in counties and metropolitan areas that have experienced unemployment of more than 6 percent every year in the previous 10 years.

Eligible individuals must have resided in an eligible community for a prolonged period and have been unemployed or out of the labor market for at least six months. The program could be phased out in communities over a five-year period after the annual unemployment rate fell below 6 percent.

The proposed program is at a scale large enough to produce a significant reduction in unemployment. It is likely to improve communities plagued by persistent high unemployment in other ways, as well.

?

The U.S. economy should be one in which everyone who wants to work can find a job. This goal has been elusive for African Americans.

Given the persistence of high unemployment despite improvements in educational attainment and greater suburbanization by African Americans, a concerted national effort is needed to reduce racial disparities that leave blacks twice as likely as whites to be unemployed.

Under the proposed plan, the federal government would significantly increase the number of jobs available to African Americans by creating public sector jobs, training and helping place participants in jobs, and subsidizing wages. By substantially increasing employment rates, it would help diminish poverty, improve educational achievement, and reduce crime rates.

ADG

[Dvae]

Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude

I previously posted an answer to your thread title, however to answer the question you posted above, here is a good in-depth article from the Economic Policy Institute, titled A jobs-centered approach to African American community development

The article is too long to post, but if anyone is seriously looking for answers to this question, I recommend that you read it.

Here is a summary:





ADG

Your "feel good" pile of steaming shit all sounds so good. Next time you need to hire some one try hiring a Black person. All is fine until the shit hits the fan then they pull the race card and take you to court.

Mayor Nutter was 100% correct but he had to be silenced. I guess he isn't Black enough to make statements like he did.

[baddog]

Originally Posted by MisterPeabody

(Sorry but this thread just screams out for some racial comedy)

What black people want:

1. Fried chicken
2. Rap, Hip Hop and Reggae
3. That greasy shit they put in their hair to make it straight instead of afro
4. Dave Chappelle to make a comeback
5. Cocoa butter and jojoba for their skin

Well, as white people we could offer the black community:

A drive thru fried chicken/jojoba/CD store that only sells rap, hip hop, reggae and Dave Chappelle albums. "Gimme a bucket o' wings, some cocoa butter and the soundtrack to 'Half Baked' - to GO!"

<////////////>~~~

It's three things: first, a tight pussy; second, loose shoes; and third, a warm place to shit."

I remember thinking, "yeah, me too."

[mineistaken]

More white guilt and more double standards towards racism issues.

[CPA37710T]

Originally Posted by MisterPeabody

(Sorry but this thread just screams out for some racial comedy)

What black people want:

1. Fried chicken
2. Rap, Hip Hop and Reggae
3. That greasy shit they put in their hair to make it straight instead of afro
4. Dave Chappelle to make a comeback
5. Cocoa butter and jojoba for their skin

Well, as white people we could offer the black community:

A drive thru fried chicken/jojoba/CD store that only sells rap, hip hop, reggae and Dave Chappelle albums. "Gimme a bucket o' wings, some cocoa butter and the soundtrack to 'Half Baked' - to GO!"

<////////////>~~~

i cant believe the solution havent been quoted! thank you mr pea booty

[Seth Manson]

Originally Posted by Matt 26z

Trying to get a serious discussion going here.

What changes can white people make to society that will rise black communities up?

Be specific...

fuck white people

a hispanic shot that kid the blacks can go ask the hispanics for shit see how well that fuckin works

[baddog]

Originally Posted by brassmonkey

not white people the violent kind to die don't try to put up smoke screens not going to work this time

You are so eloquent at times.

Originally Posted by Twerk Tube

i want a white girl that doesnt act black

We all do.

Originally Posted by Matt 26z

The problem with cash reparations is that the black population is too high for the country to afford it.

As of 2012 there were 44.5 million blacks. If you add $1 Trillion to the national debt to pay out reparations, that averages just $22,500 per person. If you look at a difference making figure, say $500,000 per person, the cost is over $22 Trillion. This is not possible.

Cash payments are not going to happen.

Wait, I thought we covered it with welfare and food stamps. Yeah, I know some white people got it too.

Originally Posted by L-Pink

Earl Butz former Secretary of State under Ford and Nixon lost his cabinet post and created a big stink by responding to the same question with ?.. "three things: first, a tight pussy; second, loose shoes; and third, a warm place to shit."

I remember my father saying at the time, throw in a cold 6-pack and I'm pretty happy with that list too.

.

Sorry, I responded before reading the entire thread. Forgot there might be others that remembered this bit of trivia. Was the first thing that popped into mind when I saw topic.

[L-Pink]

Originally Posted by baddog

Sorry, I responded before reading the entire thread. Forgot there might be others that remembered this bit of trivia. Was the first thing that popped into mind when I saw topic.

Haha I chuckled when I saw your post. First thing that came into my mind too. I always liked my father's out of character comment as well.

.

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

Originally Posted by Dvae

Your "feel good" pile of steaming shit all sounds so good. Next time you need to hire some one try hiring a Black person. All is fine until the shit hits the fan then they pull the race card and take you to court.

As a matter of fact, I've hired many black people in the past, as well as people of other races. I spent most of my decades in mainstream in management, and was known for hiring a staff that mostly consisted of women and minorities.

I never had any of the problems that you speak of, and I had to discipline and fire all types of employees over the years, although I am happy to note that most of my staffs were strong and produced great results.

The only times it was difficult was when I inherited a staff, and I wasn't allowed to weed things out from the outset (some people are very resistant to change, and can be a pain in the ass when you intend to overhaul everything, but with experience and skill, you learn to identify and at least effectively neutralize those folks).



The article I cited wasn't meant as a pile of steaming feel good shit, it has some concrete proposals. Apparently you are not here to discuss those, but instead to promote discord and incite people. Weak.



ADG

[Helix]

Why does anyone have to change anything for the black community? Why don't they take care of their own issues like anybody else does? Tons of people immigrate here all of the time and they seem to make a go of it on their own with the system that is in place already.

[Mutt]

What do we wants

1. resparations fo da pain and suffering of all dese many centuries since our ancestors was removed from Africa for purposes of enslaving us - ONE MILLION dollars cash money fo each of us - don't seem enuff but we take it

2. no mo police harassments, profiling an shit like dat, in fact we don't need no police at all, black communities will be police free zones from dis day forward

3. white wimmin - from dis here day forward it shall be law that all white wimmins must submit to the black man whenever he need it

4. more movies and tv shows for black people, where black people are portrayed as heroes, some shit like Black Superman, any shows wit niggas bein rich

5. education reforms - end racist academic requirements on black childrens who is in school to play football and basketball and make it to da NBA and NFL, everybody need a high school and college degree, all black people will receives a degree so when or if he do choose to work the man can't say no just becuz he don't gots one

6. more streets named after black people, Martin Luther King ain't the only nigga who did sumthin good

[The Porn Nerd]

Originally Posted by baddog

It's three things: first, a tight pussy; second, loose shoes; and third, a warm place to shit."

I remember thinking, "yeah, me too."

Times have changed yo.

Originally Posted by johnnyloadproductions

We need more Shimmy's in the world!

I second that! But then, I'm not the father of some Indian girl caught in the "Shimmy shake". :D

Originally Posted by CPA37710T

i cant believe the solution havent been quoted! thank you mr pea booty

That's what I'm here for.

Next problem to be solved:
What to do with all these damn Mexicans.