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Missy89:
Good news

Lucasbalo:
That's the mistake a lots of those Democrats make. Many blacks and Hispanics didn't vote because of the distance this Democrats created between them and Obama. Serves them right. My Governor , Pat Quinn embraced Obama because Chicago is Obama's hometown and still lost.

Lucasbalo:
Obama care can't be repealed because Republicans will need 60 votes in the Senate to override the president veto. You are correct though about the cabinet nominees. The most scary part is if there is any vacancy in the supreme court, that will be a war between Obama and Mitch McConnell. This too shall pass because it's going to be a tough time in the US for the next two years. Hopefully, the Democrats will get their acts together.

Missy89:
tell her to buy a gun and shoot him dead between the eyes

EnlightenedSoul:
Defense against what?

Some of it actually contains good tips (many of which were common sense). The rest/most read like mindless babble. Digesting the post yielded moments of agreement, disagreement, incredulity, and shocked amusement. However, by the time I was skimming through the comments, I had room for but one sentiment: the ever potent feeling of gratitude.

EnlightenedSoul:
Lollll @ you. Ok, Guy. Ok.

mikeansy:
If Jonathan select Gusau as VP then GEJ has officially gone mad.

Gusau schemes a lot and is capable of killing the President if he is next in line!

EnlightenedSoul:
That's pretty cool. Im glad you had a good time in Maryland I've been a bit surprised at your account of DC. It seems people have been telling me the opposite so far, but I always appreciate the balance an opposing opinion/experience provides. I'll have to go scale it out for myself, of course. I can't wait to set out, and see what's up. I'd, in fact, like to explore the entire coast if possible.

EnlightenedSoul:
Ah, I see. In not sure what I said in the feet thread, but those were some pretty good guesses lol.

Tell me, did you like Maryland? And was DC that bad when you were there?

BuddhaPalm:
Humour and wit, yes. He's as sharp as they come. But there's a lot more going on under the hood.

Russell Brand oozes sexuality. Enlightenedsoul described him as hottt [sic]. That's like saying "hot, hot, hot!".

Chris Rock is a very funny marrafoker. But I am certain only a very small minority of women will describe him as hot.

Brand has the charisma of a cult leader.

EnlightenedSoul:
You've gotten warm. I grew up in a town near, around, or in one of those states/cities

What were your guesses based on? Just curious.

BuddhaPalm:
Yes, they can be quite fickle - concerning 'surface' matters.

But when its mating time, their good, ol' DNA takes the controls. And lil' miss DNA's desire/wants really are set in stone.

Russell Brand is not the stereotypical good looking guy. But based off his behaviour, he's right up there at the pinnacle of masculine comeliness.

EnlightenedSoul:
Haha, nope. Were that the case, I would just die already

EnlightenedSoul:
Meh @ all the others, but Russell Brand is hottt! I may or may not get starstruck for Russell @GuyFawkes

EnlightenedSoul:
I've been considering DC and some other places out East, but as you can see it's still a preliminary stages loll.

If Houston was too quiet for you, you'd def not like where I live!

BuddhaPalm:
Hey bro, you need not trouble yourself over nothing. What women say they'd do, and their eventual actions are usually widely different.

My own sister 'prefers' dark guys. Well, so she said. She ditched her dark boyfriend to marry a very fair dude.

When they talk skin-colour, pay no heed. Its the equivalent of a guy saying he prefers chics with a certain colour of nail polish.

Nothing to be taken seriously.

If the Elba dude, came in red, so long as the right behaviour is there, he'd still engender the same effect.

BTW, read your earlier posts, in the morning, on the mechanics of coups. Respect.

EnlightenedSoul:
Wow, really? Have you been recently?

EnlightenedSoul:
I'd say it's a lot more pronounced than it was in the 90's. It's quite visible today in Black entertainment, [social] media, and society in general. At the very least, I'll bet men in the 90's didn't include references to skin tone in their pick up lines...lol.

I might move to DC.

EnlightenedSoul:
I assumed you lived in the US. If you did, you wouldn't need a documentary to know how the 'color divide' is in the Black community. I guess my own ignorance would pertain to the obsession in Africa, and why it exists?

Natascha:
Screw this write up! I will have sex, when and how I like it. I own my pussy and its not urs, not even for a comited relationship. Education, I have my MSc, so screw u. Gurls run d world, so bleep u. I will have my night face mask, so errrr u. Aint nobody got time for this ish. Go cry for me

EnlightenedSoul:
Nah. Alls I know is, I'd have a very 'Yhhh, cool storyyy bro!' response to being approached by Drake.

The initial point I meant to make was that it isn't about skin tone anyway. I truly think people limit themselves with that BS. That was, of course, right before I saw Drake of all people forming poster boy. I felt compelled to assume the position of interim spokesperson for light-skinned peeps, and speak up on the travesty of such unfair representation

Arch1:
It is very shameful, really. Nigeria is technically at war, i expect our president to declare so and set up a war cabinet forthwith ! but the clueless doofus is only concerend about his political ambition

EnlightenedSoul:
I like me some Drake here and there too, but let's be honest here. The other guy has something on him (and it's not his skin tone like we're being made to believe). They're simply not in the same league. I mean, how can Drake be made the poster-child for 'gorgeous light-skinned men', when he isn't even worth a second glance?

EnlightenedSoul:
So Guy is a Drake fan? Didn't mean to step on your toes, but the fact opinion remains.