Ed Mc Mahon - was the sidekick to Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show for over 20 years. I have always been a night owl and grew up watching that show. I remember when it was 90 minutes and was upset when they shortened it to only 60 minutes.
His sideline was the Publisher's Clearing House Sweepstakes and like many other Americans I fantasized about the day he would show up at my front door with a BIG check.
Farrah Fawcett - When I was a kid and she was at her peak, she was still Farrah Fawcett-Majors. She was the beautiful, blonde angel that everyone loved. Bonus she was married to the Six Million Dollar Man they were the epitome of the beautiful Hollywood couple.
I probably never gave her the credit she deserved as a dramatic actress; but she had a profound and positive influence on my floundering pubescent self-esteem, for which I am eternally grateful. As a result of that poster in the red one piece swimsuit I stopped being ashamed of my small boobs with the large and pronounced nipples and started walking taller and prouder.I rarely got my hair to feather as perfectly as hers did, but I think the gift of self esteem to a 14 year old girl is worth far more in retrospect.
Michael Jackson - I literally grew up with his music. I watched the cartoons of the Jackson 5 religiously and I even had the coloring books. From 1976 until now, I don't think I have ever made a mix tape/CD that didn't include at least one of his songs.
Are we addicted to large black dicks....no because there are average sized black penises out there...trust me.[/QUOTE] Uhm, I guess that was a rhetorical question because you asked and answered it yourself.
I had peanut butter on a piece of toasted brown sugar cinnamon swirl bread with raisins for lunch and a glass of orange juice. It was delicious. :smile: As for tomorrow, I'm not sure yet. Maybe a hotdog with mustard and relish.
No, most of the black people I know either think he did it or have become ambivalent to his life and music in general. During the various trials I was so sure he was guilty and now, years later I have my doubts. I really don't know what to think.
I don't think he was asexual or he wouldn't have married Lisa Marie Presley.
No, actually our chances of skin cancer are greater than those of white people. For more information read this article: Skin cancer is colorblind -- no 'free pass' Also, black people don't just tan, we can get sunburn as well. I never go out in the summer without a minimum of SPF 30.
That's easy, because white makes right. Throughout American history lighter skinned blacks have had an easier or better life. During slavery the lighter skinned slaves got to work in the house as opposed to the field. Many house slaves were actually taught to read and write.
:biggrin1: I love it. :smile: You have a rare wit! :lmao:
