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Guest Princess Leena
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See Marvin, there's people worse off than you.

Guest Princess Leena
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Know what I never understood? How so many white suburban kids can think that having their hat tilted to the side is a good look.

 

Why is it ok for black kids.

 

Everyone should dress like a gentleman.

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Know what I never understood? How so many white suburban kids can think that having their hat tilted to the side is a good look.

 

no one should wear their hat like that...looks retarded regardless of race.

 

reminds me of a bit from the HBO show "The Wire": a white cop asks one of the black kids where he can get one of those hats "that has the bill on the side instead of the front".

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Why is it ok for black kids.

 

Everyone should dress like a gentleman.

no one should wear their hat like that...looks retarded regardless of race.

 

reminds me of a bit from the HBO show "The Wire": a white cop asks one of the black kids where he can get one of those hats "that has the bill on the side instead of the front".

 

I specified white, suburbanites because I am one. So I feel like I have a little more leeway to comment on what makes sense & what doesn't. I don't think it's my place to tell another subculture (that I have no relation to) what is Ok or what looks retarded.

 

Don't get me wrong, I recognize that it looks stupid when ANYONE does it ... it's just that I don't think it's acceptable for me to comment on it across the board that way.

Guest Princess Leena
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Everyone should dress like a gentleman.

 

I'd rather people acted like gentlemen.

 

Both.

 

And I don't care what culture you come from. It's not hard to dress respectfully.

Guest Felonies!
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In my social psychology class, there's a guy who was wearing a hat that said "Beer" and a shirt that said

 

<--Weapons of Mass Destruction-->

 

on it. He has slept through every discussion thus far. It made me think of Dangerous Donnie D.

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Both.

 

And I don't care what culture you come from. It's not hard to dress respectfully.

Says the chick that wears belly shirts.

There is obviously a time and a place. There is nothing disrespectful about wearing either belly shirts or ... I dunno... throwback jerseys... in certain situations.

 

I wear Tshirts and cargo shorts and sneakers or sandals to work because it is a straight up casual environment.

 

Conversely, don't expect to look "good" with a sideways hat. There is something queer to me about wearing clothes "wrong", like hats to the side or visors upsidedown and backwards. I mean, what the fuck?

Guest Agent of Oblivion
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Minored in sociology. The easiest bunch of classes I ever took.

 

You lazy fuck. Go teach junior college at 35.

Guest Felonies!
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I took sociology last year. I showed up for like five lectures and the necessary exams, and got an A.

Guest Agent of Oblivion
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I took it my freshman year in a hallucinogenic fugue and got a B. I mean c'mon.

Guest Felonies!
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Okay, you beat me there.

 

I do remember that he stuck an essay question at the end like "according to the reading, which tribe do you belong to?" and some guy next to me was asking a guy "what about the tribe? do you know about the tribe?" and I told him that Cleveland won last night. When I got to the essay, I just wrote that I wasn't there that day because I was sick; I'll have to try harder the next time.

 

Yeah, bullshit discipline.

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Sociology was just memorizing a bunch of buzz words and then plugging them into the right places in your essays.

 

For one class, I did a report on the differing types of alcohol available in the grocery stores of upper-to-middle-to-lower class neighborhoods. I came to the conclusion that poor people buy a lot of malt liquor. Got an A.

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Minored in sociology. The easiest bunch of classes I ever took.

 

You lazy fuck. Go teach junior college at 35.

Actually, the easiest class I ever took was Alternative Healing. My GPA needed a boost, so, talking to my advisor, she said "Well, I don't want to call any class an 'easy A,' but..."

Guest Agent of Oblivion
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Actually, speaking of esoteric classloads, remind me to bend your ear sometime about that Amish class you took.

 

The dumbest my short college career ever got was the token Mythology class, and 400 level bongmaking.

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"You guys are nerds. I was the guy that beat you up and be most popular in high school and fucked all the youre girlfriends. Thats why you went to nerdy college so you could get away from me and make jokes on the internet. Im hella stoned right now."

Guest Agent of Oblivion
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Okay, you beat me there.

 

I do remember that he stuck an essay question at the end like "according to the reading, which tribe do you belong to?" and some guy next to me was asking a guy "what about the tribe? do you know about the tribe?" and I told him that Cleveland won last night. When I got to the essay, I just wrote that I wasn't there that day because I was sick; I'll have to try harder the next time.

 

Yeah, bullshit discipline.

 

I would've said Eskimo, and drawn a walrus smoking a cigarette in an alley. I frequently drew horrible pictures for essay questions I couldn't answer.

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"You guys are nerds. I was the guy that beat you up and be most popular in high school and fucked all the youre girlfriends. Thats why you went to nerdy college so you could get away from me and make jokes on the internet. Im hella stoned right now."

It's like wildpegasus from a alternate dimension.

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I took a sociology class focusing on American society and pop culture my first year of college. I wrote a paper about racial subtexts and minstrelsy in Eazy-E's work. Chalk up the A. We had Straight Outta Compton as a primary text. In fact, I think 37.5% of my final grade was related to N.W.A. in some fashion.

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I took a sociology class focusing on American society and pop culture my first year of college. I wrote a paper about racial subtexts and minstrelsy in Eazy-E's work. Chalk up the A. We had Straight Outta Compton as a primary text. In fact, I think 37.5% of my final grade was related to N.W.A. in some fashion.

Fucking awesome.

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