re: Ask a Black Guy a Question

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Red Lobster would not even be in business without them cheddar bay biscuits.

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Crack cocaine with a flaky crust

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I'm not trying to troll but why are so many black females so difficult to deal with and that shite has to get old, right?

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If you can admit these two things then you would understand a black womans plight,

Blacks were treated unfairly in this country

Women were treated unfairly in this country


Black women face inequality on both fronts.

Not to mention their unappreciation from the black male. When you see a black woman who seems to be overly confident it stems from the lack of love and respect they received.

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I was even a life guard for 2 weeks.

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That's unicorn-level, brah.

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If you can admit these two things then you would understand a black womans plight,

Blacks were treated unfairly in this country

Women were treated unfairly in this country


Black women face inequality on both fronts

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Yeah, I've thought about that but, damn woman, don't take it out on me.

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was even a life guard for 2 weeks.

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Do you go by your given first name or your nickname the most?

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Questions like this have nothing to do with someone's race. Most people refer to me by my nickname.

Tbird - his lifeguard stint reminded me of a time at summer camp back in the day. A black troop came through 1 summer and they put your people's business out in the street - I think 2 or 3 of the 15 or so could swim. They finished dead last in the canoe race - to the point they couldn't get the canoe to shore. Another staff guy and I had to wade out and pull their asses in or they'd still be out there.

Good times...

After reading the 1st post, something tells me not to read this thread.

I've noticed that when black women are driving slowly in the left lane, and I flash my lights for them to move over to the right, they seem to take it extremely personally. Any thoughts on this?