Real
Location: Under Your Skin
Yep. Greatest man to walk this earth other than my lord and savior Jesus Christ
Do you respect your father?
- Thread starter Silver Surfer
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he aint perfect...but my dad is my nikka.
Me and him just went in for like 2 hours playing ping-pong a few weeks ago shyt was fun as fukk
Me and him just went in for like 2 hours playing ping-pong a few weeks ago shyt was fun as fukk
Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
Mine is a phony talked big shyt but did nothing, my mom is a follower
both of them, have not seen either of them since 2004 been happy ever since.
I sure do....I was about to get a generic degree in college till he warned me against liberal arts and all them sociology degrees 
Signed
network Engineer
Didn't have much but gave me enough to get by...I respect him even though he used to have a drinking problem some years back, he never cheated on my mom.
He closed from work at 5:00PM everyday and was home within 15 mins and STAYED home.
Signed
network Engineer
Didn't have much but gave me enough to get by...I respect him even though he used to have a drinking problem some years back, he never cheated on my mom.
He closed from work at 5:00PM everyday and was home within 15 mins and STAYED home.
ThumpDaddy
All Star
I have nothing but the upmost respect for my father. He always got me what I needed and some of the stuff that I wanted. I joined the band at school. Before we didn't have a marching band. Then when our school got a marching band, the very next day he came up to the school with a marching snare drum since the school at the time didn't have one. He always provided and it was so much to the point that to me it was weird when I heard when some of my other friends didn't have there father living with them.
cleanface coney
WENT LEGIT
man my pops is the realest nikka i never knew/met/been around
nikka showed me what being the man look like at the same the mentality it take to stay on top
nikka showed me what being the man look like at the same the mentality it take to stay on top
malbaker86
Gators
Hell yea I did. Loved him till the day he did and still love him and respect him
FluffyCorleone
Banned
Patiently waiting for that fakkit to die so I can collect the life insurance check.
LOUDaffair
TrippyDREAD...
fukk that nikka
Tommy Knocks
retired
dat old ass nikka stay on some :martel:
good looking, rich and has like 6 kids with 4 different women. im in the middle which means I get ignored. *shrugs* Id like to say I will wait for the will but I already know Im getting the short end of the deal. so whenever he calls I just be like keep it short and sweet because as soon as you start ass talking you're going to hear 2 beeps.
good looking, rich and has like 6 kids with 4 different women. im in the middle which means I get ignored. *shrugs* Id like to say I will wait for the will but I already know Im getting the short end of the deal. so whenever he calls I just be like keep it short and sweet because as soon as you start ass talking you're going to hear 2 beeps.
Even with all of his corny jokes and repetative stories, that's my dawg
jflores
Pro
Not a man without his faults, but my old man does anything for me without hesitation whether its to get my out of a jam or provide me with some funds for house projects.
When it comes to his grand kids (my two boys), the word no does not exist.
respect and love my father, when his time is up not sure what I will do.
When it comes to his grand kids (my two boys), the word no does not exist.
respect and love my father, when his time is up not sure what I will do.
Yes.
When we weren't rich in money we were rich in education and values.
My father studied to get his PhD/MD and became a doctor in the 60s, and was one of the first Black men to work in a skilled position at a notable company. He was always faithful to my mother and raised all of us.
He took us to school EVERY DAY.
He never missed an event, activity, awards ceremony, he was there for every important moment in my life and always inspired me to work hard and achieve my goals. He never had low expectations of me. He always told things like they were and never let me or my sisters settle. He always respected others, especially mom and her education, he always volunteered for civil rights and cultural organizations, even when he had to work late. He encouraged me in all facets of my life, and spent his money on important things like his children's education and food for his home and a roof on our heads. He never went on a vacation, he rarely got to see his extended family, but he never failed to be a leader for us and his family back home. He went to so many that our school gave him an award for most involved parent, because he went to every ceremony for all of his children and his kids were on the Honor Roll every quarter for over 8 years. He is a religious man, but not overly bearing and tolerant towards others. He is not materialistic, he is learned and spends his free time reading a book or working out despite his advanced age.
He is the standard I set for my own life.
He inspired me to choose the right woman to start a family with and hold my closest associates to the same types of standards.
When we weren't rich in money we were rich in education and values.
My father studied to get his PhD/MD and became a doctor in the 60s, and was one of the first Black men to work in a skilled position at a notable company. He was always faithful to my mother and raised all of us.
He took us to school EVERY DAY.
He never missed an event, activity, awards ceremony, he was there for every important moment in my life and always inspired me to work hard and achieve my goals. He never had low expectations of me. He always told things like they were and never let me or my sisters settle. He always respected others, especially mom and her education, he always volunteered for civil rights and cultural organizations, even when he had to work late. He encouraged me in all facets of my life, and spent his money on important things like his children's education and food for his home and a roof on our heads. He never went on a vacation, he rarely got to see his extended family, but he never failed to be a leader for us and his family back home. He went to so many that our school gave him an award for most involved parent, because he went to every ceremony for all of his children and his kids were on the Honor Roll every quarter for over 8 years. He is a religious man, but not overly bearing and tolerant towards others. He is not materialistic, he is learned and spends his free time reading a book or working out despite his advanced age.
He is the standard I set for my own life.
He inspired me to choose the right woman to start a family with and hold my closest associates to the same types of standards.
