Oprah for Prez?

Shape Shifter said:
And you wanted to meet up with her, must be a masochistic streak in you.

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LOL!!!

Rule number one on a board like this is take nothing personal (I fail miserably at this). So I have no problem grabbing a drink with someone, differing politics doesn't bother me. I think the board would be more fun having a personal connection with the posters. I tried to grab a drink with Mott once when I was in Columbus but the timing just didn't work.

So I totally would have grabbed a drink back when. Now would I grab that drink today? Hell no.
 
CFM said:
Now for your kind, since most of you don't know your baby daddy, it's quite possible you're more inbred than the Amish.
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The most confusing day in your family is fathers day and mothers day. None of you have a clue who is what. Is that why you are so angry all the time? Or just the impotence.
 
Sailor said:
The most confusing day in your family is fathers day and mothers day. None of you have a clue who is what. Is that why you are so angry all the time? Or just the impotence.
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I'm absolutely sure about mine unlike most blacks.
 
Sailor said:
He deserves and has had as much opportunity as you have and deserve. Anyone for that matter. It is what you make of it and ones foresight for future generations. That is my take on it anyway.
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You are aware that he inherited his wealth, right?
 
SmarterthanYou said:
why should he? you don't answer simple questions that you're asked either, so stfu and let the adults talk.
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I'll shut up when you're man enough to shut me up. Since all you've done is SAY what you'd do yet nothing to back it up, I'll keep on doing what I want and you can either get used to it or go sit in a corner and suck your pacifier.
 
Sailor said:
You are sure? So who is it? Your brother? Uncle? Cousin? Just some other confused bastard passing through? Which one?
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Do you know why blacks call each other brother and sister? There are so many black bastards running around that don't know their baby daddy, they may very well be and don't want to miss speaking to a potential family member.
 
CFM said:
I'll shut up when you're man enough to shut me up. Since all you've done is SAY what you'd do yet nothing to back it up, I'll keep on doing what I want and you can either get used to it or go sit in a corner and suck your pacifier.
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ooooooh, mr internet tough guy.

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TTQ64 said:
Did your mother tell you comedians are for entertainment?

You advocate to eliminate the department of education.

How the fuck do you know how many books are in anyone's home?
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I have no idea how many books each person has in their home. How would I? That doesn't change the facts though.




Books in the Home Are Strongly Linked to Academic Achievement
Test scores from 42 nations provide evidence of the benefits of having a home library.

https://psmag.com/social-justice/books-home-strongly-linked-academic-achievement-82144




Books change lives.

Having books in the home and being read to as a child are the two most important indicators of academic and lifetime success. Yet nearly two-thirds of low-income families do not own a single children’s book.

Access to books is critical for brain development and academic success. Even more important, books expose children to the world beyond their neighborhood – to the possibilities... Books feed the imagination and change lives.


http://www.kidsbookbank.org/why-books-matter.html



Book owners have smarter kids
When it comes to your children, the books in your house matter more than your education or income

https://www.salon.com/2010/06/02/summer_book_giveaway/
 
cawacko said:
I have no idea how many books each person has in their home. How would I? That doesn't change the facts though.




Books in the Home Are Strongly Linked to Academic Achievement
Test scores from 42 nations provide evidence of the benefits of having a home library.

https://psmag.com/social-justice/books-home-strongly-linked-academic-achievement-82144




Books change lives.

Having books in the home and being read to as a child are the two most important indicators of academic and lifetime success. Yet nearly two-thirds of low-income families do not own a single children’s book.

Access to books is critical for brain development and academic success. Even more important, books expose children to the world beyond their neighborhood – to the possibilities... Books feed the imagination and change lives.


http://www.kidsbookbank.org/why-books-matter.html



Book owners have smarter kids
When it comes to your children, the books in your house matter more than your education or income

https://www.salon.com/2010/06/02/summer_book_giveaway/
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Do you have children?
 
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