I was half kidding, but ok thanks.Everybody has reported he's deciding at 8 tonight, take it easy.
I was half kidding, but ok thanks.Everybody has reported he's deciding at 8 tonight, take it easy.
Juan, a very common name in Latin America, Hector, pretty common in Mexico, don't hear it so much in Colombia. I assumed you had used some cliches to explain the Latin population but maybe not. I asked my Colombian wife and a few of her friends if they thought it was racist, they said no and, in fact, said "we say waaaayyy worse to each other." It is pretty classist down here, some of the derogatory terms people use to speak to each other from different social classes or backgrounds, yikes. I will say that I did not see your post as offensive, backed up by my wife and a few of her friends.
Eso es racista!I have voices in my head. They’re all speaking Spanish.
I just wish one of them would get a job.
They’re from Spain. If you thought they were from Mexico, you’re the racist.
~Daniel Tosh~
As a partial Hispanic myself, I also took no offense and thought it was funny.Juan, a very common name in Latin America, Hector, pretty common in Mexico, don't hear it so much in Colombia. I assumed you had used some cliches to explain the Latin population but maybe not. I asked my Colombian wife and a few of her friends if they thought it was racist, they said no and, in fact, said "we say waaaayyy worse to each other." It is pretty classist down here, some of the derogatory terms people use to speak to each other from different social classes or backgrounds, yikes. I will say that I did not see your post as offensive, backed up by my wife and a few of her friends.
I hope Javonte's not watching this...
thinking the same thingI hope Javonte's not watching this...
IDK, Javonte’s possible reaction: “I can help ‘em”I hope Javonte's not watching this...
He's oursSo, nothing yet? Not looking good.
He waited until like 15 seconds after 8pm.He's ours