I see what you’re getting at. You’re referring to the cultural aspect of being black, not the racial aspect. I think both points of view has merit.

Me: Is this Mustang going to drift the entire wa...MONSTERCHICKEN.

Genuine question (I’m also a POC), to you, is a black person who has not had to deal with racism not black? As in, the social aspect of a black person living in America is what makes them black?

Fi dolla

Why...why you shit on me?

Taipei Game Show had several hundred for sale each day, and the scene was similar. I didn’t bother to pick one up, but some people were in line overnight.

“Dick-out and ready to roll” will become the rally cry of my people.

Man, that Pocket Infinity.

why the fuck does he have his dirty fucking shoe on Goku’s face?

Doesn’t apply to all situations, but the half-step approach doesn’t always work. People become complacent with the half-step. In this case, that half-step would become a reset for support for overhauling our own system. The country’s already too complacent with the “if it ain’t broke” mentality.

(I’m pretty sure OP is being sarcastic.)

The sarcasm is raging. Well done.

Pokemon games have been available in China since 1998. So no, that has nothing to do with it. It’s all about the location tracking and the sheer amount of people in China. Even tier-two (think Boston level) cities have over 10,000,000 people, with Chengdu at 17,600,000 (and some metro areas over 30,000,000). It’s…

It’s the jam. I don’t have one, but was able to borrow one from a friend for the transmog.

That whistle go woooooo.

Uh...no. Technique was perfect. That cigarette never even thought about leaving his mouth.

My theory is that he’s the ghost of shitty in-flight wifi.

I actually just went through the both processes myself. Mandarin is my first language. Tried to apply in person in NYC, but was rejected because my application was not typed. Didn’t have enough time left in NYC, went through a travel agent friend, and ended up with a 10-year multi-entry visa. Some of these services…

After the second one I kept hoping for an encore. It was even better than I could have imagined.

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