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Tarshi said:
My leg is as scabby as a prostitutes snatch, and just as itchy
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dWebPro said:
In and out trumps red robin all day everyday, except when I want alcohol with my burger.
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No In and Out for us either. Demographics around here are pretty different I would assume. You guys have way more burger places. I think Colorado is considered pretty athletic and food geasr towards that.
 
JordanC said:
No In and Out for us either. Demographics around here are pretty different I would assume [no food places want to open here]. You guys have way more burger places. I think Colorado is considered pretty athletic podunk and food geasr towards that [we raise our own cattle].
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My friend Carlos said yesterday he wished Latin America had a Martin Luther King for black hispanics as well as a black national leader like President Obama who is a child of african descendants. He said there are over one hundred and seventy million blacks of african descent throughout latin america who suffer racism and injustice too. We both visited the Martin Luther King Memorial. What a day it was.
 
Blacktiger2005 said:
My friend Carlos said yesterday he wished Latin America had a Martin Luther King for black hispanics as well as a black national leader like President Obama who is a child of african descendants. He said there are over one hundred and seventy million blacks of african descent throughout latin america who suffer racism and injustice too. We both visited the Martin Luther King Memorial. What a day it was.
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Those who have been elected have no international profile or are not considered serious participants in international affairs. Read: Hugo Chavez (Venezuela), Leonel Fernandez (Dominican Republic). Brazil and Cuba, with their intact African indigenous cultural systems should be natural leaders in this regard.
 
orejon4 said:
Those who have been elected have no international profile or are not considered serious participants in international affairs. Read: Hugo Chavez (Venezuela), Leonel Fernandez (Dominican Republic). Brazil and Cuba, with their intact African indigenous cultural systems should be natural leaders in this regard.[/quote]

I have a pact with my friend to learn as much as I can about Latin culture and history as I would encourage and help him learn as much about the history of blacks in North America. We can learn much from each other. Part of my agenda for 2013 is to start learning Spanish to communicate more with the Latin culture. If there is over one hundred million blacks of african ancestry in latin america should not I as an american of north american african ancestry learn more about my brothers and sisters of the southern hemisphere. We blacks of African Descent in this country are far removed and isolated from a larger world of people of our ancestry. Imagine the power we could have politically and economically if that diaspora gap was closed?
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FG said:
LOL> U wanna set me straight? ;)Am I missing out? I haven't been in one ever tbh.

Edit: I forgot to say I did a burger "protein style": no bun, just wrapped in lettuce:-)
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Ah, that's what I would do, too. I've been doing Paleo since the beginning of October and my burgers are now...in lettuce, no cheese, with bacon, avocado, tomato, and onion. I get funny looks. ;) Mmm...bacon.

But, I did like Red Robin...the Burning Love Burger is a force to be reckoned with... lol If you ever feel like a serious cheat day, check them out. Garlic parm fries are also to die for. Ahh, the good old days. ;)

Tarshi said:
My leg is as scabby as a prostitutes snatch, and just as itchy
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Damn...someone had an exciting birthday.lol

JordanC said:
We don't have Double double but I too would choose Red Robin.
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Never heard of Double Double, either. But, a woman after my own heart. ;)

dWebPro said:
In and out trumps red robin all day everyday, except when I want alcohol with my burger.
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Never been...why didn't we go to In and Out burger?! LOL

JordanC said:
No In and Out for us either. Demographics around here are pretty different I would assume. You guys have way more burger places. I think Colorado is considered pretty athletic and food geasr towards that.
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We just got Five Guys out here in the past year, but that's about it for the famous burger places. We do have our own, though. A place called Grovers...little hole in the wall that makes burgers a foot high. Diners, Drive-ins and Dives came to check it out and they liked it, too.

dWebPro said:
It's California, we have everything.
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EXCEPT GROVERS!! lol And Jim's SteakOut. And Mighty Taco. Those? You can only get here in Buffalo, and they rule. lol Everyone is always welcome to visit me!

Except DK. Amherst police have him on their short list. lol I'm not getting wrapped up with his trouble. ;)
 
TheHuntress said:
Ah, that's what I would do, too. I've been doing Paleo since the beginning of October and my burgers are now...in lettuce, no cheese, with bacon, avocado, tomato, and onion. I get funny looks. ;) Mmm...bacon.

But, I did like Red Robin...the Burning Love Burger is a force to be reckoned with... lol If you ever feel like a serious cheat day, check them out. Garlic parm fries are also to die for. Ahh, the good old days. ;)



Damn...someone had an exciting birthday.lol



Never heard of Double Double, either. But, a woman after my own heart. ;)



Never been...why didn't we go to In and Out burger?! LOL



We just got Five Guys out here in the past year, but that's about it for the famous burger places. We do have our own, though. A place called Grovers...little hole in the wall that makes burgers a foot high. Diners, Drive-ins and Dives came to check it out and they liked it, too.



EXCEPT GROVERS!! lol And Jim's SteakOut. And Mighty Taco. Those? You can only get here in Buffalo, and they rule. lol Everyone is always welcome to visit me!

Except DK. Amherst police have him on their short list. lol I'm not getting wrapped up with his trouble. ;)
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Lol cant believe you remember that
 
Blacktiger2005 said:
orejon4 said:
Those who have been elected have no international profile or are not considered serious participants in international affairs. Read: Hugo Chavez (Venezuela), Leonel Fernandez (Dominican Republic). Brazil and Cuba, with their intact African indigenous cultural systems should be natural leaders in this regard.[/quote]

I have a pact with my friend to learn as much as I can about Latin culture and history as I would encourage and help him learn as much about the history of blacks in North America. We can learn much from each other. Part of my agenda for 2013 is to start learning Spanish to communicate more with the Latin culture. If there is over one hundred million blacks of african ancestry in latin america should not I as an american of north american african ancestry learn more about my brothers and sisters of the southern hemisphere. We blacks of African Descent in this country are far removed and isolated from a larger world of people of our ancestry. Imagine the power we could have politically and economically if that diaspora gap was closed?
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True, true. And don't forget Brazil and Portuguese. Brazil has the second largest black population in the world (Nigeria is first), and the largest outside of Africa.
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TheHuntress said:
Ah, that's what I would do, too. I've been doing Paleo since the beginning of October and my burgers are now...in lettuce, no cheese, with bacon, avocado, tomato, and onion. I get funny looks. ;) Mmm...bacon.

But, I did like Red Robin...the Burning Love Burger is a force to be reckoned with... lol If you ever feel like a serious cheat day, check them out. Garlic parm fries are also to die for. Ahh, the good old days. ;)



Damn...someone had an exciting birthday.lol



Never heard of Double Double, either. But, a woman after my own heart. ;)



Never been...why didn't we go to In and Out burger?! LOL



We just got Five Guys out here in the past year, but that's about it for the famous burger places. We do have our own, though. A place called Grovers...little hole in the wall that makes burgers a foot high. Diners, Drive-ins and Dives came to check it out and they liked it, too.



EXCEPT GROVERS!! lol And Jim's SteakOut. And Mighty Taco. Those? You can only get here in Buffalo, and they rule. lol Everyone is always welcome to visit me!

Except DK. Amherst police have him on their short list. lol I'm not getting wrapped up with his trouble. ;)
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You could always have it in and out on your next trip to Cali.

christine dubois said:
The only thing you really can rely on is that people will always disappoint you....
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Not all people...
 
dWebPro said:
Not all people...
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orejon4 said:
Sadly, that appears to be the one constant in life. But luckily it isn't the case with every single person.
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The funny thing is that mostly you can see the disappointing coming, it appears to be the logical reaction of people after a special "event". Give one of your people that is struggeling at the moment with money a fabulous job, where he earns a lot of money..do you assume he will still know you a few months later? Or that he is talking good about you?
Weakness and unstable character attitudes seem to be in all of us. I am just asking myself, do I expect too much?
Is loyality, honesty and honor dying and just that crooky bastards run the world and are even proud to be like this?
Are we really that far?
 
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