link? name? ideals?
i've never had a bad time in the queen city and even tho i lived in east carolina they were always good to me there.
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link? name? ideals?
i've never had a bad time in the queen city and even tho i lived in east carolina they were always good to me there.
The Nigerian
The Realest Member of TheColi
Well, I started a Black business. But y'all see how that goes in here. 
It's a shame, too. Even after all this time I still get nothing but shade from a good lot of Black people.
It's like many of us can't stand to see examples of ourselves that buck the trends and deviate from the unfortunate norms that we've been conditioned to accept.
It's a shame, too. Even after all this time I still get nothing but shade from a good lot of Black people.
It's like many of us can't stand to see examples of ourselves that buck the trends and deviate from the unfortunate norms that we've been conditioned to accept.
Well, I started a Black business. But y'all see how that goes in here.
no offense but your shyt wasn't the most positive, breh. and i've talked to you face to face. you're a smart guy. success is about moving past failures.
The Nigerian
The Realest Member of TheColi
Failures?
I'm doing fine, breh. My company is stronger than ever. It's just sad to see my peers be such virulent haters.
Ungrateful, too. I must have sent out a dozen free shirts to Coli members and I've only received one shout out on social media. One picture. That's it. One recipient had the nerve to tell me that I sent them the wrong free shirt. Like
Honestly, I'm not even going to go into the offline shenanigans I've run into trying to work with many of my Black peers. Just the online bullsh!t is enough to make any man go "Hmmm…"
Failures?
I'm doing fine, breh. My company is stronger than ever. It's just sad to see my peers be such virulent haters.
Ungrateful, too. I must have sent out a dozen free shirts to Coli members and I've only received one shout out on social media. One picture. That's it. One recipient had the nerve to tell me that I sent them the wrong free shirt. Like
Honestly, I'm not even going to go into the offline shenanigans I've run into trying to work with many of my Black peers. Just the online bullsh!t is enough to make any man go "Hmmm…"
my bad. i was misinformed. i thought that joint flopped, breh.
last i heard about it was some bad reviews so i made an assumption
you still got some free viral marketing tees? i'll rock something like that during my next few stand-up sets.
The Nigerian
The Realest Member of TheColi
You didn't hear any bad reviews. You saw some stupid troll sh!t and you ran with it.my bad. i was misinformed. i thought that joint flopped, breh.
last i heard about it was some bad reviews so i made an assumption
I'd post about it more but the mods aren't into letting the discussion about Mollywatr continue without silencing it by moving topics to irrelevant forums. Even when they do let the discussion go on its nothing but very salty basement dwelling incels cussing me out.
Sorry, but I'm sooo done giving away tees to Coli members. Y'all know nothing about establishing solid relationships.
Won't even give out first names and what not. Sorry, I can't be giving away free product to faceless, nameless trolls.
The Coli really let me down. Black people really expose themselves on this site.
it's the ole boy LBJ. if that's what it's about PM me, breh. i'm waiting on bidness cards and trying to build my own site. that's if your business doesnt mind a queer doin free promo. i still eat at chik-fil-a, ya dig?
Well, I started a Black business. But y'all see how that goes in here.
It's a shame, too. Even after all this time I still get nothing but shade from a good lot of Black people.
It's like many of us can't stand to see examples of ourselves that buck the trends and deviate from the unfortunate norms that we've been conditioned to accept.
The Nigerian
The Realest Member of TheColi
I'm cool with the LGBT community. I've caught heat for sticking up for gay rights and for denouncing homophobia on here. Hell, there's plenty of LGBT people rocking my gear on Instagram.
But yeah, I remember talking to you, you're cool. Funny as hell. Shoot me a PM with your contact info.
MurderSheWrote
Pro
Don't be so quick to dismiss him. I don't know what type of business he is running but he is right. I read this book a few months ago....
Our Black Year: One Family's Quest to Buy Black in America's Racially Divided Economy by Maggie Anderson
If anyone thinks today's black business can survive by simply catering to black folks they aren't living in the real world.
Captain Crunch
Veteran
Let us know about the site, I might donate to it, if it's legit.
You would have to offer something to countries, in exchange for that. For example, you and 3000 other people offer a city 1mil for school funding, while the city will provide your group with subsidized lodging fees of you guys visit. It's a good idea, but w have to offer Africa something, if we want something in place like Israel.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthright_Israel
set it up with a country like ghana or something, 10 days, let young black youths visit the cape coast castle
Through the end of 2011, more than $680 million has been raised, and the program had an operating budget of $660 million. More than half of the program's funding comes from philanthropists, including Charles Bronfman, Edgar Bronfman, Sr., Daniel Och, Marlene Post, Lynn Schusterman, Sheldon Adelson, and Michael Steinhardt.
we cant come up with that?
black folks are devoid of their history, im sure this program would changes ome little b*stard nigglet in chicago, who wouldnt have had the opportunity to travel number 1, will actually learn about black history and slavery etc.
Well, I started a Black business. But y'all see how that goes in here.
It's a shame, too. Even after all this time I still get nothing but shade from a good lot of Black people.
It's like many of us can't stand to see examples of ourselves that buck the trends and deviate from the unfortunate norms that we've been conditioned to accept.
using a drug and a scantily clad women to push your product, come on breh.
eastside313
Superstar
I feel you on that. Customer service is lost these days. It's a shame when you can see your black waitress c00ning it up for the white table next to you, but you can't even get a damn refill.
I didn't leave the bank that day because I was already determined to move my assets to that bank. After I got back and she was opening my accounts and we started talking she was actually a nice lady and lucky for her I didn't let that bad first impression cost her my business.