Eddie=Eddie Murphy...stereotype (no real work there). And Willy from Will Smith. Another black
stereotype...again...no real effort put out on that one either. But oh, it was so fun to hear you try to comprehend
Stereotypes? Really? Gosh, I had no idea. Imagine that, I graduated from Columbia University with a degree in Journalism and English and I missed the stereotypes. Wow.
Now, in case you don't understand my comment, let me explain, it's called "sarcasm." Not sure if you've learned that, yet, at U of Arkansas or wherever you go to college. When I went to college, of course, we had to use proper English, not slang, text speak or whatever the hell you call the language you use.
or does your mother not know you grew up to be a Gaylord +5?
Trying to decipher this comment, I'm guessing this is some reference to my sexuality. Well, again, I, personally, have never been with a guy or even fantasized about being with a guy. However, if that's what turns some people on, so be it. But, let me respond by asking you if your military Dad knows that his daughter grew up and got a boyfriend who "used to make me suck him off as he viewed this site"? There's an old saying about "people in glass houses," maybe, instead of drinking coffee and watching all the geeks type their papers this Spring Break, you can do a little reading up on that particular saying.
*lets the barbed point fly*
Now, we can go on trading barbs and insults all day. I have indicated that I enjoy your blog, enjoy your posts and think you have a nice wit and a good sense of humor. For some reason, you have seen my "crit" of your depictions of black males as insulting. It wasn't intended to be. In fact, I pointed out that it counterbalances the other stereotype of black males that runs heavily through this Forum. My comments were made in jest and in a good natured tone. You should learn to take a joke as well as make one.