Why does the black man spend money on shiny baubles? And why put those shiny baubles in ugly places? Metal on your teeth, shiny hubcaps on the tires which touch the ground, expensive shoes that look like they were made for aliens! I can understand wanting a good fitting, fashionable shoe, especially if you play a sport frequently, but just to wear around? The shoe, like the tire, touches the ground-which I piss upon, which I spit upon, which dogs shit upon, and where dirty ass pennies lie. No, a more conservative style for more mundane hardware is in order. The money might better be invested, or put toward the car itself, or a nice suit, or some books, or a down payment on a house. This, not so much for the superstars, but for the middle class black man, who is liable to be robbed of his shininess! That seems best. I wonder how often such purchases are invested..
Why doesn't anybody ask them about this?
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Anonymous2005-12-12 8:48
It's a status symbol, like your SUV, your country club, your prestigious suburb, or your plasma TV.
The more the better, shows off your wealth.
Now STFU and buy some spinners.
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Anonymous2005-12-12 22:18
hehehe you guys heard bout whats goin down in aussie land?
FUCKING DOWN WITH THE LEBS AND SERBS
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