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Uncomfortable moments... - 10/11/2008 8:53:17 PM

woo545

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Tonight I was playing trivial pursuit with my friends/neighbors.

We were playing in teams and my team consists of 3 including my neighbor''s 15 yr old son.

Question for my team:
In Chinese checkers, how many marbles does each player start off with?

After a little deliberation between the 2 other team mates...the 15 yr old turns to me and says, "Nick, have you played Chinese Checkers?"
My response: "What?! Just because I''m Asian, you automatically think I play Chinese Checkers?"

I like watching people squirm

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/11/2008 8:59:21 PM

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I thought the title was in reference to the back of a volkswagon.

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/11/2008 9:27:18 PM

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haha i love doing stuff like that to my friends cause i''m half japanese. we could be sitting there watching some movie and someone on tv will speak chinese and my friend will say hey gideon do you know what they''re saying? i''m like oh ok cause i''m japanese that means i know every other asian language yeah sure let me translate it for you a**hole.

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/11/2008 9:27:51 PM

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Yer you certainly do woo

to a poor young kid though ? :-) that bordered on nasty really yu cheeky bugger

I am of French origin but born here in Aus ...Darkish Tan , curly hair ..a bit woggy some would say ..(and by the way I do not mind Wogs ok :-)

I am forever getting into raves with Aussie guys especially, that do not realize that I am of European decent because I am so " oker mate

" and plenty here have good tans ...

but any way . like you , I will wait till the buggers start hanging cheap joke''''''''s on the wogs and then I let it rip and hit them with what I am!! .... and if they want to take it up with me ..well ok mate!! ....

yer ...it is a real conversation stopper !!!

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/11/2008 9:29:50 PM

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made me giggle

i was thinking you were going to say how dumb you feel after playing that game lol

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/12/2008 1:26:23 AM

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Unintentional racism ftw! hahaha.. man I wish I was something other than just "a northerner" so I could pull that trick once in a while.

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/12/2008 7:50:13 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: CBRclassic
Yer you certainly do woo to a poor young kid though ? :-) that bordered on nasty really yu cheeky bugger

Eh...he dishes it out pretty good.

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/12/2008 7:58:04 AM

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I thought of something like this!

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/12/2008 8:14:38 AM

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HAHAHA thats awsome

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/12/2008 8:50:38 AM

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or this. What do you have there snoopy?

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/12/2008 9:13:52 AM

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quote:

My response: "What?! Just because I''''''''m Asian, you automatically think I play Chinese Checkers?"

so do you play it?

edit:

maybe it is just called checkers in your land.

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/12/2008 9:53:58 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: fishfryer527

quote:

My response: "What?! Just because I''''''''''''''''m Asian, you automatically think I play Chinese Checkers?"

so do you play it?

edit:

maybe it is just called checkers in your land.

LOL!!

I played a couple times when I was a wee little lad.

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/12/2008 11:54:34 AM

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Many years ago, I went thru training with an older gentleman named Bill, this guy was extremely smart, sorta quiet but very opinionated when he did talk. One evening we all showered up early and were sitting around waiting on time to go home and Bill gets on the subject of race... it becomes very clear that he was extremely racist. He sat there for what must have been 45 minutes delivering his racist rant to me and another guy. When he got to a point of pause, I turned and looked at the other guy and said; Bill doesn''t know that my wife is black does he? Well it looked like all the blood drained out of Bills face because he turned grey as ash and he set there for about 15 seconds not knowing what to do or say. He finally reached over and touched me and said, Please tell me that you''re messing with me.........I was messing with him, my wife was not black. I dont think I have ever seen anyone who wanted to just dissapear as bad as Bill did in those few seconds.

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/13/2008 7:02:06 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Rod38um

Many years ago, I went thru training with an older gentleman named Bill, this guy was extremely smart, sorta quiet but very opinionated when he did talk. One evening we all showered up early and were sitting around waiting on time to go home and Bill gets on the subject of race... it becomes very clear that he was extremely racist. He sat there for what must have been 45 minutes delivering his racist rant to me and another guy. When he got to a point of pause, I turned and looked at the other guy and said; Bill doesn''''t know that my wife is black does he? Well it looked like all the blood drained out of Bills face because he turned grey as ash and he set there for about 15 seconds not knowing what to do or say. He finally reached over and touched me and said, Please tell me that you''''re messing with me.........I was messing with him, my wife was not black. I dont think I have ever seen anyone who wanted to just dissapear as bad as Bill did in those few seconds.

oh man that is just awesome....i can''t imagine the feeling he had when you said that.

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RE: Uncomfortable moments... - 10/13/2008 7:22:09 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Rod38um

Many years ago, I went thru training with an older gentleman named Bill, this guy was extremely smart, sorta quiet but very opinionated when he did talk. One evening we all showered up early and were sitting around waiting on time to go home and Bill gets on the subject of race... it becomes very clear that he was extremely racist. He sat there for what must have been 45 minutes delivering his racist rant to me and another guy. When he got to a point of pause, I turned and looked at the other guy and said; Bill doesn''''t know that my wife is black does he? Well it looked like all the blood drained out of Bills face because he turned grey as ash and he set there for about 15 seconds not knowing what to do or say. He finally reached over and touched me and said, Please tell me that you''''re messing with me.........I was messing with him, my wife was not black. I dont think I have ever seen anyone who wanted to just dissapear as bad as Bill did in those few seconds.

I''ve been there. Plus, my wife''s 1st and middle name is "Talia Charise", so I just back up that "My wife is black" statement with "Her name is Talia Charise, what color do you think she is?"

Even better, a good friend of mine is Hispanic, and adopted into a Jewish family. He obviously doesn''t look Jewish, and uses it to his advantage every time he catches someone ranting about Jews. He''ll listen, nod along, and then drop the "You know I''m Jewish, right?". No matter what the reaction, it''s always classic. Best was when he got this racist prick who replied "Being a spic is bad enough, why would you say you''re a kike too?" I still make fun of him to this day about that one.

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