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Like when you see the 50-somethings in America slap-fighting, giggling on the floor over dirty words, etc.

What I notice about my black friends is everyone in the room is their main concern. If we are here for a job interview, they will spend the whole time making fun of people's clothes. Or if we are doing something, they get mad if I don't listen intently about their personal drama.

For everyone else, we play the script and make personal engagement a superfluous option. I can work on an oil rig without having to worry about my social status like high school.

Is it an "unwritten rule" among black people that the waiter who doesn't marry your sister in 15 seconds, is dismissed as an as*hole?" I know some you can take the word "toothbrush" a racial slur, so go eat a dick and then brush your teeth. But when you come back, it's time to answer the question.

That is, at what point does a bass guitar start to overlap the notes a 6 string (baritone?) guitar's low end? If you can explain it in tab I'll grasp it better.

Thanks.

What delineates them?

Has this been a trend in the past and if so, what would someone with a history or politics background be likely to expect?

If those are too many are big words for you, then don't bother.

Any substantive interaction is actively shut down.

I like to dump enough chopped vegetables into a pan with my pork shoulder or whatever to have a gob full with every bite of meat.

Is this a pesto or a vegetable sauce? Is this a technique other than lazy?

Do any humans know how to talk without implying the other guys rapes his dog? Is "that's what she said" the best that human speech has to offer. How is that intelligent and original, as per Urban dict?"

vs one of your acquired ones?

with the new ads?

Was his "bondservent" the first time Jesus was put in a lord/slave relationship?

What I mean is that my experience of most other people is they run through the door, scream something at you and run out the next door without missing a step.

or why they talk about what they do in the patterns they do. Is that why everyone is so bad at it?

I have a background where my mama's mama etc etc. But I wonder if there's a website or preferably book that really looks at the science of cooking meat in cut-specific chapters.

to say "when I was growing ol' jake just sat by the one store in town, waving at cars. Jake never got old, he just exists in time imemorium."

Is it in-memori-um, en memorium, etc etc?