Observing Martin Luther King Day Locally

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qwerty wrote:

Excellent commentary Atlanta Traveler. You sound like a history teacher/professor. It's funny to see all the name calling, hatred and black racism come out when factual historical truth is spoken. Blacks don't want to hear the truth because the "I am victim" excuse for every challenge in life goes out the window. Racism exists in every nationality but I have to admit that the worst ones I've met have been black.
The true idiots responding here are the ones that can only resort to name calling versus discussing the topic. Typical "dumb shit" tactic when you can't think of any true arguments.

Tony17 wrote:

<quoted text>And yet here you are with some name calling of your own. Could it be that when you mentioned "TRUE IDIOT' that you were looking into a mirror?

Lord Two White Crows wrote:

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Hey I gotta change the subject to cool things down a bit,ok?
How big a house did you say you were building in Mississippi(I think that was the state)....?
Has the architect already drawn up the plans?
And are you thinking about using solar as a means of reducing your electric bill?

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Tony17 wrote:

<quoted text>And yet here you are with some name calling of your own. Could it be that when you mentioned "TRUE IDIOT' that you were looking into a mirror?

crack house woman wrote:

<quoted text>You back on the streets again? How much time did you have to serve? Pimpin' yourself in the gay bars is illegal you know!

Tony17 wrote:

<quoted text>No. The house is in Alabama. Where did you get Mississippi from,lol? It's three bedrooms and three and 1/2 bathrooms. I require each bedroom to have it's own bath. It's much smaller than my house here in Georgia though. And no,I'm not using solar or anything special like that. But in Bama the utilities tend not to be that much by comparison. By the way, it's only 2700 square feet. I have a pool here in Georgia and I had not intended to have one at my new house in Bama but I'm letting Jeremy talk me into having one put in, I can't swim so I have no need of a pool except for entertaining my friends. Jeremy gets a kick out of it though. So I may relent and have one put in just for him though he really, and I mean really is not looking forward to moving to Bama. But as I said, when I retire in about 10 more years,( I'll be 55)I'm moving to Bama with or without him and I'm selling this big assed house we're living in now.

Lord Two White Crows wrote:

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Sorry!
It hit me after I wrote that ,that it was Alabama...
Once you get over your phobia(fear) of the water swimming is quite easy...

Tony17 wrote:

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And that's just it too. I have a serious phobia of water coming over my head. It makes me panic/ I remember when I got baptized and the preacher laid me back in that water, you should have seen me fighting flailing trying to come up outta that water,LOL. I almost drowned the preacher. Jeremy has talked about trying to teach me how to swim and I told him not unless you want to get half drowned trying to teach me.

Lord Two White Crows wrote:

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Given that it soooo much hotter in Alabama than in Georgia are ya still sure ya wanna move there?
There are tornados there as well...
Hey? Wasn't your father a preacher?

Tony17 wrote:

<quoted text>Who told you that it was hotter in Bama than here in Georgia? I have a lot of family there and I spent many summervacations there when I was a kid. I fell in love with Bama. Yes, my father was also a preacher. Growing up as a kid, studying the Bible was mandatory in my house. I think that may have had something to do with the way my father reacted when I came out to him and mom. I almost got dis-inherited and the fact that I decided not to attend medical school as he had planned just added fuel to the fire. He came around though and I really miss him even though he was still disappointed that his only son was...well, you know!

Lord Two White Crows wrote:

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Gosh Tony!
I'm kinda sad now!
Something tells me that your father was a good man...