Usually I’m all about fuck rich people, but I think there’s room for both appreciation of black kids lucky enough to have access to unfettered expression and your point about poor black people’s kids having bigger fish to fry.

Starred for gospel truth.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=YMMV

I'll leave this here, because I found it when I was looking up who CONSAD were. http://amptoons.com/blog/2010/11/2…

I would watch the shit out of your show, no lie

I was 23 in 1995, so technically this was my demographic, but it really wasn't. I lived more at the intersection of black clothes and black people. But yeah, I guess I have a soft spot in my heart for some of the songs, some of the fashion.

Mostly, I just miss how spry I used to be.

Best of luck with #2, but I stand in solidarity with you on #1 and #3. I'm 42 and refuse to call myself old so much as non-ironically retro.

I learned on an old Underwood that I kept jabbing my fingers in between the keys by accident. My mom gave it to me because I kept trying to play with it as a kid.

The revolution always gets co-opted. :\

Just you wait until you go from the one you had at 35 to your new 40 year old one.
I'll never be that cute again. *sniff*

My personal choice of ugmo walleyed white boys that somehow manage to be attractive was, originally, early nineties Steve Buscemi.

I am actually laughing with my gob open, like HAW HAW HAW... I'm impressed. Congrats.

I'm about ninety percent sure there was a Theon in my graduating class in 1990.

0:57. I think Coupleofcats has the high score.

Khat is a helluva drug. (Well, not really, it's a fairly middle of the road stimulant, but apparently addictive and you look like a chipmunk when you chew it.)

Simply because of this comment, I am compelled to go see this p.o.s.. Congrats.

One of the reasons why Minnesota's great for dumpster diving. If I were more physically able, I'd still be doing it.

Mark Duplass looks a lot like him, he could probably pull it off.

It'd be really cool if they kept it as a 80's/90's period piece.

Fedoras are to the early 21st century what those shoulder duster trenchcoats were to the late 20th:

Biracial daughter of a black man in the seventies, here. He handed me off to my aunts and older sisters. :)