Black people vs. white people and all the things in between

[Aceofspades404]

Now during my time on this board, I have read and said some things that have black people looking at me like.
My thing is, I'm only American by emigration so a lot of things I just consider the norm bc I just don't know.
For example, growing up we learned about thanksgiving through media so naturally, I have grown accustom to making pumpkin pie and I actually enjoy it. But when ever I bring this up to Black Americans, it's always.
Now culture aside, I remember when I first got my puppy my mom asked me where I kept her, I told her in my living room and her reaction was :lbjyikes:.
Conversely, when I was back at home her nurse who happened to be white paid a house visit. She saw my puppy and started hugging and licking her. Mom's was like.
She put my puppy down and went to go touch my mom and she was like and started giving a whole spiel about how when she was back in Haiti, dogs weren't even allowed to come in the house
Interestingly, my uncle who lives in an affluent neighborhood had the cops called on him because he kept his yorkshire out in the back. They said the dog had to be inside so he just ended up giving it away

Now with aspects of culture, I can't remember how many times I've gotten in arguments with my friends about rice not being a side dish. Rice is the main dish dammit!

Anyways, it's very funny how we as people differ on things racially but agree on other things culturally.
Is it ok for me to be black american and like pumpkin pie?
Can I be white and leave my dog outside?
Can I be Caribbean and not eat rice everyday?
How much mayonnaise can I eat before my black card gets pulled?
These questions need to answers!

 

[wickedsm]

There's commonalities and there's not, even among those of us born here
When @Knuckles Red said yesterday that his people never had cookouts I almost fell out.
Then again were from the hood so I was shocked at alot of the things that shocked other people in that thread.

I do like mayo on my sammich es though

 

[John Mayer]

I'm black in colour only

 

[Kitsch]

I'm black in colour only

 

[cyndaquil]

I like to eat cats

 

[godkiller]

I'm Carribean and pumpkin pie is great. I keep my dog in my living room too. These are just cultural differences with AAs like there are cultural differences between cac Americans and Germans or Australians. It doesn't make one less black, just a different kind.

 

[aXiom]

I mean cultural differences aside, do what works for you... the [un]written set of you rules you must live by because you're a certain color only applies to TLR.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Now during my time on this board, I have read and said some things that have black people looking at me like.
My thing is, I'm only American by emigration so a lot of things I just consider the norm bc I just don't know.
For example, growing up we learned about thanksgiving through media so naturally, I have grown accustom to making pumpkin pie and I actually enjoy it. But when ever I bring this up to Black Americans, it's always.
Now culture aside, I remember when I first got my puppy my mom asked me where I kept her, I told her in my living room and her reaction was :lbjyikes:.
Conversely, when I was back at home her nurse who happened to be white paid a house visit. She saw my puppy and started hugging and licking her. Mom's was like.
She put my puppy down and went to go touch my mom and she was like and started giving a whole spiel about how when she was back in Haiti, dogs weren't even allowed to come in the house
Interestingly, my uncle who lives in an affluent neighborhood had the cops called on him because he kept his yorkshire out in the back. They said the dog had to be inside so he just ended up giving it away

Now with aspects of culture, I can't remember how many times I've gotten in arguments with my friends about rice not being a side dish. Rice is the main dish dammit!

Anyways, it's very funny how we as people differ on things racially but agree on other things culturally.
Is it ok for me to be black american and like pumpkin pie?
Can I be white and leave my dog outside?
Can I be Caribbean and not eat rice everyday?
How much mayonnaise can I eat before my black card gets pulled?
These questions need to answers!

What did you smoke before you typed that shyt

 

[Aceofspades404]

I'm Carribean and pumpkin pie is great. I keep my dog in my living room too. These are just cultural differences with AAs like there are cultural differences between cac Americans and Germans or Australians. It doesn't make one less black, just a different kind.

That's my whole point. Thread is for shyts and giggles lol

 

[Aceofspades404]

What did you smoke before you typed that shyt

Nothing, I'm just tryna pass time. I really don't like when games I wanna see are at night time unless I'm going bc it leaves me with nothing to do for the whole day.

 

[Groanman]

The flesh wants what the flesh wants.

 

[plushcarpet]

keeping animals inside is gross, even cats
you can always smell a house that has cats, smells like straight piss
and if you let your dog lick you, then i don't want to know you

that dog licks his nutsack, his ass, his vomit and his shyt 24 hrs a day

 

[agnosticlady]

There's commonalities and there's not, even among those of us born here
When @Knuckles Red said yesterday that his people never had cookouts I almost fell out.
Then again were from the hood so I was shocked at alot of the things that shocked other people in that thread.

I do like mayo on my sammich es though

I'm Nigerian and my people have cookouts but didn't use grill...A lot of my black Americans friends thought that was off. Plus we boil our hotdogs

 

[The Mad Titan]

Can I be white and leave my dog outside?
Can I be Caribbean and not eat rice everyday?
How much mayonnaise can I eat before my black card gets pulled?
These questions need to answers!

White people dont leave there animals outside the answer is

A tea spoon of light mayonnaise per sandwich nothing more

 

[Black]

KITCHEN....................NOW!