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  • Nobar King
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    Re: Soapy?

    Some line breaks would help. When I see run on paragraphs like that, I'm less likely to read beyond the first sentance. If you can't describe what you want to say in one sentance, what good is the rest of the paragraph?

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  • tLakota
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by Brother Temperance View Post
    Your friends make soap using the marijuhana?

    Indeed I do. You sound like a woman who has opinions on things. You should just buy whatever soap your husband or father orders you to buy.

    So if you're not a wild nig, why are you incapable of using paragraphs?
    I do have an opinion on things. I was raised to, in fact. My parents didn't want me to grow up and marry a guy that would abuse me, and in order to discern from those that would otherwise be unworthy they taught me to think for myself. And FYI my dad says I can use whatever I like as long as it smells nice and isn't ridiculously expensive. Not like that's any of your business. Also, I don't want to write an essay here and a paragraph is a paragraph. I don't typically make paragraphs when writing on any forums I may frequent. You really have no reason to insult me. Asking if I'm a 'wild nig' because I don't typically use paragraphs on a forum, even though I use proper grammar and spelling is truly uncalled for.

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  • Brother Temperance
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by Dances with Joy View Post
    The soap my friends make is made with all natural ingredients and pure essential oils, which makes their ingredients a bit more expensive.
    Your friends make soap using the marijuhana?
    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    I don't live a 'green lifestyle' so I have no problem with such indulgences. Do you have any problems with that?
    Indeed I do. You sound like a woman who has opinions on things. You should just buy whatever soap your husband or father orders you to buy.
    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    I'm also throughly mixed and only have a couple drops of African American blood in me. My grandparents and their parents were French Creole and from the West Indies, different types of Native American, Irish, French, and my dad is a white guy from Arkansas(also Irish descent). So I actually have more European type features, small nose, small ears and lips, almond shaped eyes and choco skin. After I'm done fasting I'll show you a picture since you people have been nicer lately. My family has been successful and upper middle class for as long as I can really remember and no one rapes people or does drugs and fornicates.
    So if you're not a wild nig, why are you incapable of using paragraphs?

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  • tLakota
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by Remy Lebeau View Post
    Of course the accomodations will be of high standards in accordance our peach plastic paper test passers.
    What is that? 'peach plastic paper test passers'?

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  • Scheherazade
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by Remy Lebeau View Post
    You seem like a docile and submissive, young... woman. As Jesus has informed me, through the DOF file lying on my desk, that you will not blow yourself up I would be willing to allow you to stay on my estate until you can pull yourself up by your boot straps or until the Ex-Negress Campus is opened. I understand that you won't have much real clothes so I will be more than understanding if you only have some godless A-rab belly dancer outfits when you arrive. I'll get you out of those things real quick. And then get you some real clothes. Hmmm, I figure those lady parts of your are pretty darn small, considering the limited space down there, and hence tight, no? We will have to get you in some kind of therapy to loosen that thing up as not to make it too difficult for some man to impregante you as God intends. Like I was saying, you can stay. My wife and I are a very loving and understanding couple who take great joy in helping the unfortunate.
    Thank you for your kindness, Mr. Lebeau.

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  • Remy Lebeau
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    I'll definitely think about it. But the reason I said 'no nigras here' is because you said yourself in other posts that 'nigras' drink, shoot each other, have babies outside of marriage, are generally lazy, rape women, and look stupid. You also said that being 'black' is a mentality that includes the above, and when you're saved and no longer act this way you become 'white'. My family has never exhibited these traits, so I was thinking you meant we weren't 'nigras' by your definition. Even my mom's side of the family would try hurt her feelings by saying, 'Are you sure you're black? You act so uppity like a white girl.' And my mom would say, 'So just because we don't look and act like hoodrats means we're white? If that's all that makes us black then, no, we're not. But more power to you if that's how you let YOUR children act.' But I must have misunderstood you, sorry. But I'll definitely think about it. Would the academy include nice living quarters? I'm used to being very well taken care of. I can 'rough it' sometimes, like when we go camping in the mountains, or ride horses. But I prefer the luxury I've grown up with and have rather expensive taste, sadly. The other day, I saw the most beautiful suede high heels and I wanted to buy them all, but they were $250 a pair and I need to buy books for school in a couple days. Aw well, I probably have enough shoes anyway. But that's beside the point. Will I be well taken care of if I choose to come to your academy? ^-^
    Of course the accomodations will be of high standards in accordance our peach plastic paper test passers. Just ask young Joshua who frequents these forums. He graduate top of his class. In addition to fine lodging you won't have to worry about being in proximity to hideously negroidial looking, loud mouthed, uppity ghetto hoochies. We do not spare any expenses and I can assure you it will be far more spacious than any dormitory you'd find at some godless secular institution where you could be stuck in a small room with some covert islamozoid jihadist witch or some crazy chinkess on the brink of shooting you and all your friends.

    Also secular colleges are a hotbed of sin and debauchery. You will be able to maintain your virginity at our facility seeing that it is not some co-ed whorehouse where drunken girls become lesbians, homemade pornstars, or are raped by packs of unsupervised nigra buck. There is also no threat of being gunned down by yet another deranged emo gothtard. Life is good and christian in Freehold.

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  • tLakota
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    I'll definitely think about it. But the reason I said 'no nigras here' is because you said yourself in other posts that 'nigras' drink, shoot each other, have babies outside of marriage, are generally lazy, rape women, and look stupid. You also said that being 'black' is a mentality that includes the above, and when you're saved and no longer act this way you become 'white'. My family has never exhibited these traits, so I was thinking you meant we weren't 'nigras' by your definition. Even my mom's side of the family would try hurt her feelings by saying, 'Are you sure you're black? You act so uppity like a white girl.' And my mom would say, 'So just because we don't look and act like hoodrats means we're white? If that's all that makes us black then, no, we're not. But more power to you if that's how you let YOUR children act.' But I must have misunderstood you, sorry. But I'll definitely think about it. Would the academy include nice living quarters? I'm used to being very well taken care of. I can 'rough it' sometimes, like when we go camping in the mountains, or ride horses. But I prefer the luxury I've grown up with and have rather expensive taste, sadly. The other day, I saw the most beautiful suede high heels and I wanted to buy them all, but they were $250 a pair and I need to buy books for school in a couple days. Aw well, I probably have enough shoes anyway. But that's beside the point. Will I be well taken care of if I choose to come to your academy? ^-^

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  • Remy Lebeau
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by Scheherazade View Post
    Oh my. Well, I plan to have it removed, if I can afford it. If not, I will either marry someone who doesn't mind or become a eunuch (Forgive me for saying it here, but I am not castrated) and tend to and assist a True Christian wife married to one of the True Christian men here.

    I mentioned the eunuch scenario in my confession thread to Pastor Bobby Joe, as he is planning to have multiple wives who will likely need assistance, but he seems to have missed it.
    You seem like a docile and submissive, young... woman. As Jesus has informed me, through the DOF file lying on my desk, that you will not blow yourself up I would be willing to allow you to stay on my estate until you can pull yourself up by your boot straps or until the Ex-Negress Campus is opened. I understand that you won't have much real clothes so I will be more than understanding if you only have some godless A-rab belly dancer outfits when you arrive. I'll get you out of those things real quick. And then get you some real clothes. Hmmm, I figure those lady parts of your are pretty darn small, considring the limited space down there, and hence tight, no? We will have to get you in some kind of therapy to loosen that thing up as not to make it too difficult for some man to impregante you as God intends. Like I was saying, you can stay. My wife and I are a very loving and understanding couple who take great joy in helping the unfortunate.

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  • Remy Lebeau
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    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    My name is ******* and I don't like using it online. If you don't mind I prefer my screen name as I've used it all my life. Um, I don't really like the idea of leaving my family(I cook and clean and study all day, everyday), my college education, my dreams and my company behind so I can get beaten if I don't clean fast enough.
    You poor confused little girl. No one in Freehold would ever beat you for not cleaning fast enough or not having dinner ready on time, every time, without fail. Beatings are the sole responsibility of either your father, legal guardian, owner(if you're a slave) or your husband(if you were married). You'd only be beaten if you were stealing or an illegal mesicant/gook who isn't in the books and doesn't official exist in the country.

    However, it seems to me that you are a high yellow octaroon of sorts. The Ex-Nigress Campus which is under construction is designed for women just like you. In the past we never paid much attention to the female types because we didn't see much importance in educating females. We wanted to denegroize blue gummed "hood rats", but we had no plans for the already more docile high yellow nigress variety. But in this day and age even a octaroon like yourself could use SOME direction on being a proper True Christian wife. Young up and coming ex-negro males who aren't ready to purge the curse of Ham from their bloodlines by seeking a Godly white woman are going to need upstanding octaroon wives to impregnate and at least keep the Hamitism from getting worse. Backsliding into shine buggery is not permitted. I know young up and coming ex-negroes like Steven Caine, Joshua Brooks, Mathew Harris, and Tyron Benette would appreciate it if there were more certified ex-nigresses.

    Also, my brother is the 'whitest' of all his friends, to the point that his nickname is Token. So, no 'nigras' here.
    Oh, you and your brother are both nigras, sweety. What fantasy world are you living in? Do you hate your Hamite blood so much that you wish to delude yourself into thinking that you're a pure and godly white? Excellent. Now all you have to do is get Saved and actually become white like me and other successful ex-negroes.

    So I actually have more European type features, small nose, small ears and lips, almond shaped eyes and choco skin. After I'm done fasting I'll show you a picture since you people have been nicer lately.
    I've seen plenty of whites who were darker than me, had bigger nose than me, a receding forehead(negroid cranium), and even full lips. I've seen nigra with pale freckled skin, green eyes, pointy noses, thin lips, and red hair. So I don't really understand why you are listing your physical features as a basis to claim you aren't a nigress. All Hamites suffer from negroism and only through the Blood of Jesus can you and your descendants be cured.

    You're so adorable when you display such ex-nigress qualities. Your disgust and utter averse to negroidism and the idea of being considered a nigress is just the right attitude you'll need to become a certified ex-nigress. We have so much in common already

    I'm a conservative independent.
    Don't worry. We'll nip that in the bud at the Academy.

    Maybe I'll open a new thread along the lines of 'What normal blacks should act like from a normal black person's point of view.'
    "Normal nigra"? Well that's an oxymoron if I ever heard one. That's like saying you're a Heaven bound mudslim or a big tipping joo or a catlick priest in a loving and sexually fullfilling marriage to a woman. Utter nonsense, child.

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  • SalvationSeeker
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    FYI, they do make hay out of garlic here, and sadly, where I live there's a lot of farmland. Fields of cabbages, corn, and hay. And I asked one of the owners who lives down the street what their stuff was, and they said one field is garlic, and one field is alfafa.
    So because they grow garlic where you live, you "conclude" they make hay from it?
    Great logic.

    And it is possible to not be allergic to one part of a plant and not another. Look at tomatoes, eat anything but the fruit and you'll have toxic/allergic reaction. Also, you can enjoy the fruit, but the oil from the leaves may irritate your skin and eyes.
    That's because the leaves of tomatoes cotain a poison and only because of that.
    You're not seriously trying to say that chaffs in general contain poision are you?
    If that was the case, then all and everyone would get "reactions" from them.

    I'm not two faced, or hypocritical. In truth, everyone the I know says I'm a sweet person, and I'm a good person. Just because you don't like me doesn't mean I'm not a Christian, or that I'm not saved.
    That's exactly why you're not a Christian, because you boast of works and that you're a "good person".
    Nobody is good but God.

    And for your info, I stopped getting relaxers years ago(never liked them anyway). I happen to be tenderheaded, and ever since I was little I avoided them at all costs and after a while it burns your hair out, causes skin and scalp damage, causes minor irritation(in my case, major irritation)
    And I'm not worried about or allergic to lye products, I used to get my hair relaxed all the time.
    Make your mind up, does lye bother your "sensitive skin" or doesn't it?
    Did you always avoid it, or did you do it all the time?

    Can't you even remember what you wrote one post ago?
    Are you possessed?

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  • tLakota
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    Re: Soapy?

    Again, why are you picking on me? A lot of these questions are none of business. FYI, they do make hay out of garlic here, and sadly, where I live there's a lot of farmland. Fields of cabbages, corn, and hay. And I asked one of the owners who lives down the street what their stuff was, and they said one field is garlic, and one field is alfafa. And it is possible to not be allergic to one part of a plant and not another. Look at tomatoes, eat anything but the fruit and you'll have toxic/allergic reaction. Also, you can enjoy the fruit, but the oil from the leaves may irritate your skin and eyes. To be honest, I don't see why you care about my skin, and whether or not it's a mental thing. The post is about soap and making it. Also, I can be very blunt in person, and I'm rather blunt on this site as well. I'm not two faced, or hypocritical. In truth, everyone the I know says I'm a sweet person, and I'm a good person. Just because you don't like me doesn't mean I'm not a Christian, or that I'm not saved. And for your info, I stopped getting relaxers years ago(never liked them anyway). I happen to be tenderheaded, and ever since I was little I avoided them at all costs and after a while it burns your hair out, causes skin and scalp damage, causes minor irritation(in my case, major irritation) and makes you generally miserable as your hair gets chemically altered, they say in the black community 'fried, dyed, and laid to the side'. Now I have very pretty microlocks and my hair is currently at the top of my shoulders. So leave me alone if you don't want to talk about soap.

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  • SalvationSeeker
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    Again, you don't know me, so how could you say how I act in person isn't very Christian?
    How you act here matters too, don't it?
    And self-decivement and illogical beliefs is a very unchristian thing, for one..
    There is none on this earth that is more reasonable than TRUE Christians.

    I don't have mental problems either. And here in CO, hay is made from everything. Alfalfa, garlic, oats, wild grass mixes.
    So not only do you think they make hay from garlic..
    But now you're saying you're allergic to ALL of those.. And only the chaffs?

    I'm allergic to the chaff, not the grains and food products(I like alfalfa actually).
    You can't be allergic to only the chaff but not the rest.
    That's about as logical as saying "I'm allergic to peanuts, but not half a peanut or peanut butter."

    And I'm not worried about or allergic to lye products, I used to get my hair relaxed all the time.
    Then you can't have sensitive skin. Period.
    It's absurd claiming ethanol in perfume would give your so-called sensitive skin rashes..
    But an industrial base that can eat it's way through metal (!) doesn't affect it at all.
    (Even a few perenct of lye is alot harsher on the skin than 100% pure alcohol.)



    Why do I even bother?
    How could I who only have an education in Chemistry, ever hope to match your self-diagnoses based on nothing but what you think, with no actual knowledge attached?

    You're about as much of a Christian as you have a clue..

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  • tLakota
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    You're acting weird. I think you are try to over-analyze everything I say. Again, you don't know me, so how could you say how I act in person isn't very Christian? I don't have mental problems either. And here in CO, hay is made from everything. Alfalfa, garlic, oats, wild grass mixes. I'm allergic to the chaff, not the grains and food products(I like alfalfa actually). I used to be lactose intolerant, but that's a whole 'nother story. And I'm not worried about or allergic to lye products, I used to get my hair relaxed all the time. So stop trying to be a know it all. All I'm saying is that I have sensitive skin and can't use certain products. That is a fact. And it's one I don't have to prove. Also, it's dry and high elevation in CO, so products that may seem fine at sea level look a bit more hostile from your skin's point of view. Leave me alone, it feels like you're harassing me.

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  • SalvationSeeker
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    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    It seems like most grass. Even hay. There have been a couple times where hay from a truck in front of us blew in the window and I started breaking out.
    So you're "allergic" to wheat and barley even? (Common sources of hay.)
    A little amount blown on you causes an immediate skin rash due to allergy?

    If that was true, you would get allergic reactions touching cereals.
    And probably die from eating anything with flour in it.

    But does any of that happen? Obviously not.
    And that's cause you're not really allergic to it, you only think you are:
    As I said, it's some kind of stress disorder, possibly hypocondria too.
    What you need is Christian counseling sessions, not soap.
    The problem is your head.

    I definitely am allergic to certain compounds in many products. I like the line of Dove products though, that's just fine on my skin, same with Irish Spring. But I can't use the products from Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body works, or places like that.
    And the difference is what? There is no real difference, many of these products are even made at the same factories!
    What I notice is that once again, you don't get an "allergic reaction" from that which you perceive as "natural".
    'Dove' and 'Irish Spring' sounds natural, but it's just the same things as the other ones you've listed, once again proving it's not actually chemicals that cause the reaction.

    I don't use only all natural products, I just like the idea of making my own soap tailored to me and my mom's naturally sensitive skin.
    The process you posted earlier is an industrial standard, except that they try to remove some or all residual lye.
    That isn't mentioned in your 'recipe' and your "natural soap" could acutally cause REAL skin damage seeing as it would be loaded with lye.
    Homemade sure doesn't equal 'natural', or even good product.

    Dude, I'm not going to hell. I'm saved, I love Jesus.
    Are you now?
    You don't act very much like a Christian woman..
    Besides, God wouldn't strike a true believer with all the strange illnesses you seem afflicted with.

    And I'm happy with my life. I'm a little shy in person, as well as a little sensitive to criticism, but definitely not a 'mental wreck'. And I occasionally stress about stuff like schoolwork, and my friends' boy troubles, but that's it. Stop trying to 'know me' it's just the internet dude.
    I'm not trying to "know" you, nor do I need to.
    Just looking at what you post, it's pretty obvious this is all in your head.

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  • tLakota
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by SalvationSeeker View Post
    You're allergic to grass?
    And what kind of grass would that be, seeing as there are literally thousands of different species?

    It seems like most grass. Even hay. There have been a couple times where hay from a truck in front of us blew in the window and I started breaking out.


    I'm not as much insinuating you're lying as that you're clueless..
    What I'm saying is - You're not allergic to chemicals as such. Not possible. You may be allergic to some chemicals however.

    I definitely am allergic to certain compounds in many products. I like the line of Dove products though, that's just fine on my skin, same with Irish Spring. But I can't use the products from Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body works, or places like that.

    But most likely:
    You simply suffer from some kind of stress disorder, which is actually one of the most common causes of hives.
    That's whats causing you to react to "chemical" products but not "natural" ones, for in fact, there is no such difference.
    A chemical is a chemical, naturally occuring or not.

    I don't use only all natural products, I just like the idea of making my own soap tailored to me and my mom's naturally sensitive skin.

    I can't say I blame you for being a mental wreck though, I'd suffer from stress too (to put it mildly) if I like you was going to hell.

    Nothing relieves stress like accepting Jesus Christ into your life though.
    So do yourself a double favor and accept Jesus will you?

    Dude, I'm not going to hell. I'm saved, I love Jesus. And I'm happy with my life. I'm a little shy in person, as well as a little sensitive to criticism, but definitely not a 'mental wreck'. And I occasionally stress about stuff like schoolwork, and my friends' boy troubles, but that's it. Stop trying to 'know me' it's just the internet dude. By the way, in the print above, I use bold print so you know what my answers are, I'm not trying to yell at you or anything. Just so you know.
    Kay!!

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