BWA Yuletide Greetings

Originally posted by kirksey957
I'm still awaiting your public apology about the fried chicken assertion you made against me. I await.

oHhhhhhhh here we go again with the friggin race card!! Charlotta.

Originally posted by kirksey957
I never said I would apologize, but you did. I await.

Apologize already and make peace. My goodness. Charlotta

Originally posted by Frank Burns
It does not feel like anything to you because you are not black. And that is the real insult to black individuals.

Black white blue green yellow who gives a damn... Charlotta

Originally posted by casualdust
This is the Christmas Season Love all the forum people! You're a man of God, arent you???? Charlotta

he's a hypocrite and racist.

Originally posted by trev33
he's a hypocrite and racist.

I can only hope that in the new year the moderators will do a better job. Obviously with respect to me, they have been asleep at the job.

Originally posted by trev33
he's a hypocrite and racist.

Tsk tsk Tsk Trev!!!! Charlotta

Originally posted by kirksey957
Be ye forewarned January is BWA month and we ain't talkin' Dr. King Day.

Also, please mark through January 17th on your calenders. That day does not exist.

Of course you're not talking about Dr. King. He doesn't fit your view of Blacks as two-dimensional minstrel clowns.

And January 17th is a tough day for you being the birthday of so many wonderful african-americans like Michelle Obama, Muhammad Ali, Eartha Kitt, & James Earl Jones.

The whole thing starts off four days of agony for you; with Martin Luther King day on the 19th and then the inauguration of america's first african-american president on the 20th.

Originally posted by Red Night
And January 17th is a tough day for you being the birthday of so many wonderful african-americans like Michelle Obama, Muhammad Ali, Eartha Kitt, & James Earl Jones.

I realize you only included African-Americans here, but January 17th is also the birthday of one of my personal heroes, Peggy Gilbert.

Originally posted by Suzianne
I realize you only included African-Americans here, but January 17th is also the birthday of one of my personal heroes, Peggy Gilbert.

Interesting.

It is also Ben Franklin's birthday.