Don't take this seriously

jackspratt wrote:You rarely warrant an answer - even as a refugee yourself

It is a fact that American rednecks, especially from the South, think their ancestors were born American before they arrived 2-3 generations ago. My roots are 250+ years deep in the soil and such people still think they are somehow more American than me. Stupid or ignorant - it's a toss up. They are a hopeless basket case of cowards who hide behind perceived anonymity and not worth your cyber-ink or time.

jackspratt wrote:You rarely warrant an answer - even as a refugee yourself

But you simply couldn't resist. Yep, a refugee. So where you from Sprat? Blackpool, Hull, Manchester?

What's Black Man spewing about? Has he blown his cork again?

I'm African American too, dahm -- descendant of Lucy, from Ethiopia, 3 million years ago.

Word up, brotha!

PS -- Obama's still an imbecile.

Khondahm, your initial posts on the forum appeared to come from an educated, sophisticated man with considerable common sense and worldly experience. IMHO, your recent posts on this topic reveal a side that is not very attractive and cheapen your otherwise valuable insights.

That's my 2 baht worth.

the hominid Lucy was significant as the skeleton shows evidence of small skull capacity akin to that of apes and of bipedal upright walk akin to that of humans, providing further evidence that bipedalism preceded increase in brain size in human evolution.

I always find it amusing when posters manage to shift the OP to their own particular rant,,,,,,,,,

LoongLee wrote:I always find it amusing when posters manage to shift the OP to their own particular rant,,,,,,,,,

Me too... I just wonder which one came first brain size or bipedalism either way stop monkeying around.

IMHO,,, I personally think the only reason man (?) stood upright was because of greed..... he couldn't figure out any other way he could carry 2 coconuts and get away. He had to grab one in each hand, stand up and walk away..... yep,, that's it.

Poor old Lucy!

KHONDAHM wrote:

jackspratt wrote:You rarely warrant an answer - even as a refugee yourself

It is a fact that American rednecks, especially from the South, think their ancestors were born American before they arrived 2-3 generations ago. My roots are 250+ years deep in the soil and such people still think they are somehow more American than me. Stupid or ignorant - it's a toss up. They are a hopeless basket case of cowards who hide behind perceived anonymity and not worth your cyber-ink or time.

Nothing like a good old stereotype-laden description to reveal prejudice.