If that's the case, should I take ALL remarks of the blatant obvious as compliments as well? o.o'

And I have no pride in my race (despite me throwing that around here and there... but that's just for kicks x]) for the record. Let all who want too be asian, be asian. None of them will ever be as sexy as me anyway >.>'

Yeah, at the end those who make rude remarks and are at an obvious flaming point are just being hateful at the end they will only stress themselves out.

So, why sway with them when you can simply take pride on who you are.

Easy now, nobody's got a bigger ego than a rich white man, you will meet one someday and he'll pop it for you.

Haha xD
Talk is reserved only for the courteous and respected.
The deserving in short.
Those lesser beings get only my middle finger x]
Or more should they become somewhat aggressive >.>'

Asians are emotional in general, it wouldn't be too hard to throw one off the tracks.

Blacks are the same, they have uber-ego but get thrown/angered off easily.

I personally like someone who's quiet, knows he's of value and respects those around him.

Example:
A black chick with a huge ego walks in the store.

You say 'You hoe!'

'nuff said. lol.

PS. I speak from experience not from a racist point of view. I loves all races, maybe not Americans as much.

I will honestly say... I'm not necessarily fond of 'all' races.
Like... I'll never date an african-american, a latinoe, prolly not another asian, etc.
But, I will 'offer' everyone the amount of respect they deserve based on their personalities.

Indeed, people who deny that are too try hard.
Dave Chappelle said it the best.

Heh, guess I wasn't too far off the ball when I called you a white piece of republican shit. I'd take that as a compliment if I was you, seems like the type you'd enjoy.

damn it.....
see...
when people start talking politics...
or start using political jargon....
THAT's when i usually get lost
x.x'''

Singular
republican


Plural
republicans

republican (plural republicans)

1. Someone who favours a republic; an anti-monarchist.
2. (history, politics) Someone who favours social equality and opposes aristocracy and privilege.

Sir, there is one Mrs Macaulay in this town, a great republican. One day when I was at her house, I put on a very grave countenance, and said to her, 'Madam, I am now become a convert to your way of thinking. I am convinced that all mankind are upon an equal footing...' (Boswell, The Life of Samuel Johnson, 1791). Travels of a Republican Radical in Search of Hot Water - Title of a collection of essays published by the leftwing novelist H. G. Wells in 1939.