Two Lumps & Other Twice Divorced Losers

[Julie]

Why? You admitted you grew up in the US, in NY specifically. You admitted your parents are Caribbean and Ant is familiar with the ghetto your people live at in NY.

I grew up in a Caribbean neighborhood and spent many summers in the Caribbean. From a cultural perspective, growing up in my neighborhood was very much like growing up in the Caribbean.

Our house had three floors, four bathrooms, a nice lawn, & a pool in a huge back yard + a 2 car garage.

You don't consider yourself American?

Yes, I do. I have a US birth certificate, it's just that the stereotypes for Black Americans and Caribbean Black Americans are way different.

I am really bored with the ghetto welfare broad nose kinky hair stuff that the Losers are pulling out of their asses. (I am surprised that they are comfortable making those jokes because I saw a pic of Zenith - who they claim to love. She definitely has some of the physical features they were trying to make fun of.)

Some of the Caribbean "jokes" are way more funny, but I am thinking that Lumpy Loser & Disposable Douche aren't cosmopolitan enough to know any of them.

Or did you join the military just to meet men?

I was in the Navy, not good for meeting men. Besides, I had a preference for Marines.

I'm not even going to bother with that ridiculous fantasy of your dream house, I mean, come on! ::lol::

I am just telling you fart-breathed fools A LITTLE about how I grew up. I had a pretty nice life growing up & my husband and I have made a nice life for ourselves. Why is a decent house / backyard and an intact family a "fantasy dream"? I think that your point of view speaks volumes about the type of person you are & the life you lead / have led. (Then again - life ain't fair...which is why bras come in different sizes.)

When most legal immigrants came to the USA back in the 60s and 70s, they did not come from poor families & they did not come to FAIL. My parents came here to attend school & they worked for what they had.

I don't care that you think I'm a snob. I am the first generation American from a Caribbean family who has worked hard to get where we are today. I'm sure most people here are merely joking around with their mocks but a few, especially you are serious... calling me "uppity" and "snobbish" because I have exceeded what you think my station in life should be. Bottom line: You are a bitter, lonely woman.

Anyway, My "dream" house is quite different than the house I grew up in - lol. There were FIVE of us kids in there & I am the oldest. If anyone is familiar with Caribbean culture & the way Caribbean parents roll - you'll know what that means (So there's a bit of ammo for you. I am hoping for some new and interesting mocks from the more intelligent & cosmopolitan members here....LumpyDouche, I don't expect you to ante up. You'll keep going on with mocks which, culturally speaking, do not even apply to me...but more apply to your pal Zenith. Ant may have some spark here. She seems smarter.)

But that "I was in the Navy, not good for meeting men."

Clearly you have never served a day in uniform, because anyone who had would know precisely what I meant. I'll break it down dimwit dummy style for ya: As a woman, if you want to hook a marriageable military man your best bet is to NOT to be active duty in the military. Those men tend to not date military women....at least not seriously.

A mitigating factor was also this ...and this is going to sound mean as hell... (and I hope no guys here are ex-Navy)... but, I never really viewed most of the navy guys as "men". I saw the Marines as "men."


PS LumpDump- I noted how you skipped right over the comments about Zenith. Yeah - ya'll fuct up. You love Zenith, but she looks pretty "African" & you made fun of certain aspects of her appearance when you tried to mock me.