I'm lost. I actually came in with the answer to the question, but the fukking TikTawk confused me into oblivion.You keep butter in the frig?
WTF I'M EVEN LOOKING AT
What unserious generational curse are you breaking?
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I'm lost. I actually came in with the answer to the question, but the fukking TikTawk confused me into oblivion.You keep butter in the frig?
WTF I'M EVEN LOOKING AT
If you didn't get it you more than likely not black.
Throwing away stuff and not holding on to it forever because it has "sentimental" value. Old nikkas still have clothes from high school. Throw your high school graduation shirt away it's ok.
Throwing away stuff and not holding on to it forever because it has "sentimental" value. Old nikkas still have clothes from high school. Throw your high school graduation shirt away it's ok.
She was definitely taking the butter knife, hitting the bread and going BACK into the butter with bread crumbs all in that bytch. Plus she wasn't taking the butter even from the container shyt had all kinds of big ass crevices and whatnot lolAm I the only one who doesn't understand what happened in that video?
MischievousMonkey
Gor bu dëgër
Cheese McNair
Bought it this morning, drive it like I stole it
I recently broke the keeping plastic grocery bags for trash bags curse
We losing recipes
CreepyMcCreeperson
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In a lot of black households, the “butter” container, usually Country Crock was reused as a container for leftovers. You go to get some butter, and it’s leftover greens. But there was actually butter in the container, so the generational curse is broken. It’s unserious, because this isn’t an actual curse, we’re just not doing the things our parents did.
You keep butter in the frig?
WTF I'M EVEN LOOKING AT
In a lot of black households, the “butter” container, usually Country Crock was reused as a container for leftovers. You go to get some butter, and it’s leftover greens. But there was actually butter in the container, so the generational curse is broken. It’s unserious, because this isn’t an actual curse, we’re just not doing the things our parents did.
The only thing we used to do...well my wife used to do is reused the oil that we fry stuff in (putting it in a coffee can or etc). Other than that, that my mother in law nonsense, since most of the food she keeps is expired and so forth
A kitchen and every possible storage space filled with useless shyt. Many broken plastic items that can NEVER be repaired. Remotes, charges, phones that can not be used for any earthly purpose..Uncategorized so you couldn't find it when you need it anyway.
Let me stop myself there..
Let me stop myself there..
dawg, my parents are the worst with this
downgraded my storage unit about a month ago and ended up getting rid of a bunch of stuff from my old apartment...
i was storing my parents old tv in there, so when i talked to my pops;
me: yea, pops ima start over in my new spot so i got rid of a bunch of that stuff that was in my storage unit and moved the essential stuff to a smaller one...i'm saving a bunch of money too...they were hittin me over the head on that rent at that other facility smh...
pops: oh ok that's good, kid...so you got rid of that tv from the game room too?
me: you mean that flatscreen from 08' that weighed 150 lbs and required 2 people to carry that ii also replaced with a QLED Samsung?...yes, pops, ii did...
Justin Nitsuj
Superstar
Unserious?
Breaking generational curses is usually a serious thing.
Breaking generational curses is usually a serious thing.
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That ain't no curse. That's problem solving .I recently broke the keeping plastic grocery bags for trash bags curse
Heafcliffe
Hope there's puddin' in the clink...
Not recycling mayo jars, carry out containers for house dishware.
Not using target bags for household small trash canisters.
Clean my house as I go throughout the week instead of a "deep" cleaning on Saturday morning.
Not washing clothes everyday if I feel.
I definitely send unused items to Goodwill. No need in holding on something not being used.
Having the feeling to buy shyt (clothing, electronic, etc) just to flex. Damn everybody and their opinions.
Feeling the need to buy a new car every 3 years.
Not using target bags for household small trash canisters.
Clean my house as I go throughout the week instead of a "deep" cleaning on Saturday morning.
Not washing clothes everyday if I feel.
I definitely send unused items to Goodwill. No need in holding on something not being used.
Having the feeling to buy shyt (clothing, electronic, etc) just to flex. Damn everybody and their opinions.
Feeling the need to buy a new car every 3 years.
Spot on