Toro
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Several years ago, I attended a party in Silicon Valley. There were 30-40 professionals, all working in the tech industry (except me) and their spouses. None were born in America. Only one was a naturalized citizen.
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Several years ago, I attended a party in Silicon Valley. There were 30-40 professionals, all working in the tech industry (except me) and their spouses. None were born in America. Only one was a naturalized citizen.
No, sweetie.... we all got introduced by our mutual friend - the English guy - it was at his house.
Idiot.
fair enough CG
so, can we now assume you're an immigrant as well?
an illegal one to boot, shes an Atlantic wetback....
Doesn't sound like any of them were muslim or under the age of 22.So, did you conduct a poll to see how many of 'em were out looting and burning shit up these past couple o' weeks?So, this evening I went for dinner at a friends house. I took my bro and his buddy - both Americans - so that was three Americans at the dinner.
There was a bunch more people - most of which we had not met before. During dinner, I noticed a weird thing.
Bearing in mind, I live in England.... at the dinner were:
3 Americans
2 South Africans
2 Zimbabweans
2 French
1 German
1 Canadian
1 Englishman
Just struck me as weird... all those people - in the UK - and only one of us was actually born in England. England definitely has an immigration problem.
Don't fret Sparky, he's been educated out of his intelligence.There was a bunch more people - most of which we had not met before. During dinner, I noticed a weird thing.
Bearing in mind, I live in England.... at the dinner were:
3 Americans
2 South Africans
2 Zimbabweans
2 French
1 German
1 Canadian
1 Englishman
.
Yet could identify nationality by what? evesdropping?
~S~
No, sweetie.... we all got introduced by our mutual friend - the English guy - it was at his house.
Idiot.
Diversity is overrated.
Diversity is overrated.
Diversity is overrated.
I maybe wrong but if you really believe diversity is overrated I suspect you drink only Bud Light, eat only beef and usually go to the same restaurant and order the same thing. Routine has it's place but I don't rate it very high.
Well if we're going to compare, theoretical stereotypes, let's have at it.Diversity is overrated.
I maybe wrong but if you really believe diversity is overrated I suspect you drink only Bud Light, eat only beef and usually go to the same restaurant and order the same thing. Routine has it's place but I don't rate it very high.
No, sweetie.... we all got introduced by our mutual friend - the English guy - it was at his house.
Idiot.
fair enough CG
so, can we now assume you're an immigrant as well?
an illegal one to boot, shes an Atlantic wetback....
Anyone else celebrate diversity? Growing up in San Francisco I enjoyed a childhood of diversity, in the foods I enjoyed and the girls I dated. Being that I'm a mutt (French, German, Italian - all Catholic ) different cultures, different religions, different languages fascinated me. I suppose not being conservative, I don't fear different.
I visited our islands in the South Pacific in 1982. There were over 10,000 foreigners there who could hardly speak a word of English...so we sent them home.
So, this evening I went for dinner at a friends house. I took my bro and his buddy - both Americans - so that was three Americans at the dinner.
There was a bunch more people - most of which we had not met before. During dinner, I noticed a weird thing.
Bearing in mind, I live in England.... at the dinner were:
3 Americans
2 South Africans
2 Zimbabweans
2 French
1 German
1 Canadian
1 Englishman
Just struck me as weird... all those people - in the UK - and only one of us was actually born in England. England definitely has an immigration problem.
fair enough CG
so, can we now assume you're an immigrant as well?
an illegal one to boot, shes an Atlantic wetback....
Anyone else celebrate diversity? Growing up in San Francisco I enjoyed a childhood of diversity, in the foods I enjoyed and the girls I dated. Being that I'm a mutt (French, German, Italian - all Catholic ) different cultures, different religions, different languages fascinated me. I suppose not being conservative, I don't fear different.
I am a conservative.... and I like diversity. Just goes to show.... you know jack shit about conservatives.