Maybe a little too close to home, eh?

[VLM]

Anyone recognize themselves?

 

[Keith Levenberg]

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stuffwhitepeoplelike.com

 

[SFJoe]

This ain't no dinner party.

This ain't no disco.

This ain't no foolin' around.

 

[VLM]

originally posted by Keith Levenberg:
http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/2008/05/12/99-grammar/

Nice:

“Hey Jill, I’m sorry to do this, but I have a business degree and I’m a terrible writer. Can you look this over for me?” This deft maneuver will allow the white person to feel as though their liberal arts degree has a purpose and allow you to do something more interesting.

[emoticon]

 

[Unknown]

fb.

 

[Saina Nieminen]

It's also good to read this.

 

[MLipton]

originally posted by VLM:
Maybe a little too close to home, eh?
Anyone recognize themselves?

"Themselves" doesn't agree with "anyone." [insert emoticon here]

Mark Lipton

 

[Ian Fitzsimmons]

originally posted by fatboy:

fb.

Note to self: all weapons checked at door for WD jeebuses (jeebusi?).

 

[Florida Jim]

originally posted by MLipton:

originally posted by VLM:
Maybe a little too close to home, eh?
Anyone recognize themselves?

"Themselves" doesn't agree with "anyone." [insert emoticon here]

Mark Lipton

Hah!

 

[SFJoe]

A lurker reminds me of the best article ever on this subject.

 

[MLipton]

originally posted by SFJoe:
A lurker reminds me of the best article ever on this subject.

I do love that essay, though of course there is the inevitable riposte.

Mark Lipton

 

[John Roberts]

originally posted by MLipton:

originally posted by SFJoe:
A lurker reminds me of the best article ever on this subject.

I do love that essay, though of course there is the inevitable riposte.

Mark Lipton

And then that guy uses "punching above his weight" totally incorrectly. And it comes right at a climax.

 

[John Roberts]

originally posted by John Roberts:

originally posted by MLipton:

originally posted by SFJoe:
A lurker reminds me of the best article ever on this subject.

I do love that essay, though of course there is the inevitable riposte.

Mark Lipton

And then that guy uses "punching above his weight" totally incorrectly. And it comes right at a climax.

Or maybe I'm wrong - I just never understood it that way.

 

[John Roberts]

originally posted by John Roberts:

originally posted by MLipton:

originally posted by SFJoe:
A lurker reminds me of the best article ever on this subject.

I do love that essay, though of course there is the inevitable riposte.

Mark Lipton

And then that guy uses "punching above his weight" totally incorrectly. And it comes right at a climax.

Or maybe I'm wrong - I just never understood it that way.

 

[SFJoe]

originally posted by John Roberts:

originally posted by John Roberts:

originally posted by MLipton:

originally posted by SFJoe:
A lurker reminds me of the best article ever on this subject.

I do love that essay, though of course there is the inevitable riposte.

Mark Lipton

And then that guy uses "punching above his weight" totally incorrectly. And it comes right at a climax.

Or maybe I'm wrong - I just never understood it that way.

No, he's wrong.