There's probably one or two that haven't even had beer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
I'm thinking eternity.
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There's probably one or two that haven't even had beer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
I'm thinking eternity.
I don't actually hate beer, but if I were given the choice between pretty much any kind of beer or some fruity malt liquor, I'll take the fruity malt liquor any day.
I've recently acquired the taste for mojitos.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
I have not yet had a mojito, but I really want to!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
I haven't. Naturally.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
Went to the post office during lunch. The post office workers were all wearing long-sleeved light blue shirts with dark blue ties.
Except for the well-build man who helped me, who had rolled his sleeves tight up above his biceps.
:lol:
Are you talking about malt liquor, like Olde English, or a malted beverage, like Smirnoff Ice? I'm quite sure you meant the latter, but I wish you were referring to the former (preferably in a 40oz. bottle).Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
Token nuthin. I drink a little vodka now and then, but that's about it. I really don't care for beers or liquors at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
Oh, yeah, I mean like a Smirnoff Ice. Never had true malt liquor, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickGlass
Ah, but I love liquors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wryan
We used to have ghetto nights. Get a case of 40's, and drink 'em out of paper bags while watching Boyz in the Hood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
That's where individual personalities come in. Differing yourself, or identifying yourself, based on a meaningless genetic make-up is ludicrous and antiquated. No, you're not more ill-tempered because you have Irish blood in you. No, you can't appreciate food better because you're part Italian. And no, Africa is not your real home because you are black. Can we please let go of these cultural myths?Quote:
Originally Posted by [ETM]
I don't understand why we build those barriers and then celebrate it as something to be proud of. You want to be proud? Make something of yourself and take pride in that. Don't say you're proud to be a Puerto Rican because your great-grandfather is from there when you've lived your whole life in Schenectady. And you're not touching your roots by simply visiting Puerto Rico on a vacation, either.
Can I be Match Cut's token "I hate cultural diversity" guy? I just want none of that old world bullshit, and someone's ethnic history is irrelevant to me because the good and the bad begins and ends with that person.
Fuck race.
I, as well as most people who commented, didn't mean "race" at all. It's about genetics, not fairy-tales. Also, if one can trace his specific heritage back to specific people and places, it can only be interesting. It's nothing like the Irish thing on St. Patty's that Nat mentioned.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
So you're not the "resident hater" when people agree with you, at least to an extent.:P
If 8 hates diversity. Sycophant hates beer. What am I? What is K-Fan? BirdsEatYoFace?
May deserve its own thread.
I hate Miyazaki. Easy enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
I hate puppies. And love. And puppy love.
Oh, God, I bet you even hate Donny Osmond.
Nothin' beats a mojito on a lazy summer afternoon. Except another mojito, that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
i don't do any kinda of liquors nor alcohol. i don't even like soda or any soft drink.
Okay, now you're just talking crazy. I'm going to assume that you don't have Peach Fresca there, and then I'm going to feel vaguely sorry for everyone in your country, kind of like earlier today when it occured to me that many children in other parts of the world don't have teddy bears.Quote:
Originally Posted by lovejuice
But lovejuice lives in California, right?
Isn't Mara's post still valid?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
umm....i have been living in LA for 11 years. :P but i google peach fresca, and have never seen it before. so yeah, you can feel sorry for us, angelino.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mara
i like juice and milk, but mostly water for me.
I think knowing your family story can be interesting and can effect how you live. Like, I'm named after my granddad who fought in WWII for Canada, as did my great uncle. On the other side, my granddad fled Poland in the 30's to come to Canada. Lots of people have similar stories, but I've always felt like it has shaped me at least somewhat, and that there is a debt to be honored there. It's definitely part of my identity.
Again, I'm part Irish and wore a pink sweater to work on St. Patty's day this year. Couldn't give a shit about that sort of thing.
Why the crap did I think you lived in Thailand? Am I nuts?Quote:
Originally Posted by lovejuice
because i am thai? and i visit home regularly. in fact i'm going there for good soon now after finishing my phd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mara