Stereotype Time...

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When you meet a.______________(fill in a name for a group of people), for the first time, within 15 minutes of talking to him/her, he/she tells you that b.__________________...

I gotta go with

a. New Yorker

b. that they are from NY, that they are tougher than anyone and have seen everything and can handle anything life throws out them cuz they are born in in NY.

lol. This should be a funny thread don't get too personal or vicious.
 
Question...

When you meet a.______________(fill in a name for a group of people), for the first time, within 15 minutes of talking to him/her, he/she tells you that b.__________________...

I gotta go with

a. New Yorker

b. that they are from NY, that they are tougher than anyone and have seen everything and can handle anything life throws out them cuz they are born in in NY.

lol. This should be a funny thread don't get too personal or vicious.

Was there only me confused with the...

a._____________ (fill in name for a group of people), for the first time, within 15 minutes of talking to her/him.

Now wouldn't a group be them/those people, not him/her.


Not only that, with the city I live in and the work I do. This is everyday to me now. I mean this week I'm working with a group of people from 4 different Eastern European countries. Plus one Canadian and a Australian. It's more a case of take the mickey out of each other, in a friendly way.
 
It's like this...

When you meet a._____________(this example is: a New Yorker), for the first time, within the first 15 minutes of talking to him/her, he/she tells you that b._________________(this example: that they are from NY, that they are tougher than anyone and have seen everything and can handle anything life throws out them cuz they are born in in NY.)

more clear now?
 
Question...

When you meet a.______________(fill in a name for a group of people), for the first time, within 15 minutes of talking to him/her, he/she tells you that b.__________________...

I gotta go with

a. black guy

b. he's a great dancer, rules at basketball, can't swim, loves watermelon, ribs, fried chicken, and has a hue cock that will invariably make any white woman an avid supporter of "diversified relationships". .

Question...

When you meet a.______________(fill in a name for a group of people), for the first time, within 15 minutes of talking to him/her, he/she tells you that b.__________________...

I gotta go with

a. asian guy

b. he's great at math, knows everything about electronics, and has a tiny penis.

back on track now?
 
It's like this...

When you meet a._____________(this example is: a New Yorker), for the first time, within the first 15 minutes of talking to him/her, he/she tells you that b._________________(this example: that they are from NY, that they are tougher than anyone and have seen everything and can handle anything life throws out them cuz they are born in in NY.)

more clear now?

That's not what it says in the statement. The brackets in that says (fill in a name for a group of people) and then says for him/her.

The ones below it is his answers.

Buit as I said in my post anyway. This is everyday for me.

Plus I do find the two above insultive and boardering on racist. Which often happens when you sterotype in this manner.
 
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