Posted on 11/19/2014 10:51:43 AM PST by dware
So where’s the racism in that? Now if he had said “fried chicken” that would reaaaaaaallllyyyy be raciss.
Huh. They WISH.
You know better than I, dear lady. Thank God for that...
lol
LOL - Nice to hear from you again, Whitey.
I just remembered our previous tete-a-tete, Ms. Rhoda.
My pleasure always.
I also remember it this way.....<p?
Aye Yi Yi Yi...... I am the Frito Bandito. Give me your corn chips, and I’ll be your friend, the Frito Bandito, you do not offend.
There is a hot sauce that I get at Costco called Jamaician me Crazy.
My brother was in a building talking to the old guy manning the desk. A worker came in to do the floors or something. The old guy asked him his name.
“Juan”
“Christ - are all of you guys called Juan?”
“Yeah - pretty much. I’ll be up on the third floor.”
My brother laughed - but I think he was waiting for a lawsuit against the old guy for being so politcally incorrect.
I need to forward the story on the window washers that were rescued from the World Trade Center tower recently. Their names were both Juan!
So the opposite is not racist? Or is it racist, too? I dunno.
“I love tacos,” said every Juan.
It was fun, or so I was told.
So, I guess a sex change operation in Mexico can no longer be called “a hole in Juan”.
We’ve got a Mexican place in town where the specials are named Juan, Tu, Tree, Fo and Fie. Everybody I know thinks it’s awesome.
That’s racist? I wonder what they would think of this commercial from the 60s?
What’s in the bag Goose?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlyzY139Wfg
Go to a Chinese or Italian restaurant with an all Mexican kitchen staff.
if I ever find Choco-Pies at the store, I am gobbling them down, I doubt that makes me an anti-Korean racist.
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