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sending you a little canto of what I called poetry, I promised to bore you with another some time. I now fulfil the promise. The subject of the present one is an insane man; his name is Matthew Gentry. He is three years older than I, and when we were boys we went to school together. He was rather a bright lad, and the son of the rich man of a very poor neighborhood. At the age of nineteen he unaccountably became furiously mad, from which condition he gradually settled down into harmless insanity. When, as I told you in my other letter, I visited my old home in the fall of 1844, I found him still lingering in this wretched condition. In my poetizing mood I could not forget the impression his case made upon me. Here is the result. But here's an object more of dread Than aught the grave contains-- A human form with reason fled, While wretched life remains. When terror spread, and neighbors ran Your dangerous strength to bind, And soon, a howling, crazy man, Your limbs were fast confined: How then you strove and shrieked aloud, Your bones and sinews bared; And fiendish on the grazing crowd With burning eyeballs glared; And begged and swore, and wept and prayed, With manic laughter joined; How fearful were these signs displayed By pangs that killed the mind! And when at length the drear and long Time soothed thy fiercer woes, How plaintively thy mournful song Upon the still night rose! I've heard it oft as if I dreamed, Far distant, sweet and lone, The funeral dirge it ever seemed Of reason dead and gone. To drink its strains I've stole away, All stealthily and still, Ere yet the rising god of day Had streaked the eastern hill. Air held her breath; trees with the spell Seemed sorrowing angels round, Whose swelling tears in dewdrops fell Upon the listening ground. But this is past, and naught remains That raised thee o'er the brute; Thy piercing shrieks and soothing strain Are like, forever mute. Now fare thee well! More thou the cause Than subject now of woe. All mental pangs by time's kind laws Hast lost the power to know. O death! thou awe-inspiring prince That keepst the world in fear, Why dost thou tear more blest ones hence, And leave him lingering here? A. Lincoln |
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i just love african culture and history so i wanted to start a kwanzaa party at work but i do not want to seem prejudiced by mentioning it because i am a caucasion how can i bring up the idea in the next meeting without offending the african americans who are there
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You work for the ACLU? Don't make me laugh. No way even they would hire someone as stupid as you. You don't even capitalize their name so that tells me you have little respect for them. |
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John Smith writes, "i just love african culture and history so i wanted to start a kwanzaa party at work but i do not want to seem prejudiced by mentioning it because i am a caucasion how can i bring up the idea in the next meeting without offending the african americans who are there."
Kwanzaa has nothing to do with the dark continent and America. It was invented in the late 80's/early 90's by Satan in an attempt to ruin baby Jesus's birthday celebration. African negroids have no culture. They are a wild bunch driven by pure instinct. They still live in mud huts and die from toothaches in areas untouched by Smithers continues, "the n word is very prejudiced and because i work at the aclu you can trust me." You are not a True Christian™ so I cannot trust you. The only prejudiced word you can call an American Negro is "african American". Not only do most darkies in America not have african citizenship, but there is nothing worse that lumping the American Negro(who has a soul) with the pure blooded african negroidial(who has no soul). |
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if i capitalize some words and not others it would be unfair so every word is equal this way african american is the proper way to address people of pigment because it honors their noble ancestry i wanted to have a kwanzaa party because we have a christmas party and we should not leave people out if they do not celebrate christmas that would be unfair this way everyone gets a party like we had during the holy ramadan where our technicians and programmers had such a wonderful time the aclu is a wonderful organization and we do a lot toward getting discrimination and unfairness out of places like this church i get very sad when i read the horrible way people of different lifestyles are discussed here and the way womyn are degraded it is awful remy should love his african friends and extended family
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Perhaps you weren't aware, but Kwaanzaa is merely a code word that means "Murder in the Ghetto". As Pastor ezekiel's uncle would say, some people will just believe whatever they hear, henny penny! Some people (like yourself) just don't do their research! Ramadan (people who observe it, by the way, own the hotel Ramada--they just chopped off a letter to try to sneak it by us white people) is merely a holiday in which America-haters join together to plot new ways of hurting us. That is where 98.7% of all terrorist activities are planned, as I have found in my extensive research. In regards to your statement trying to "defend" women, just remember this: women are the cause of ALL evil in the world. Everything they get, they deserve. They are lucky that they can even have a chance of being saved through humility, submission and painful childbearing. And even then, their Salvation® is in question! |
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Do you EVER have to breathe when you speak a sentence or does all of this hot air emanate from your posterior after a Bowl of Tofu? |
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Amazing so many folks need so much help from an Ex-Negro. Good going Remy remind me later to double the cigarettes in your annual Bible Basket.
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I have a new question, Mr. Lebeau.
A few weeks back, I was at a bus stop seeking wayward young men to whom I could witness, and saw three of those American Negro bucks you tell us about. One yelled something to me that I couldn't understand, since I don't speak Jive or McDonald's Worker or whatever they talk nowadays, so I walked away. Once my back was turned, I heard one say, "I sho' wanna bust a cap in DAT ass," followed by grunts of agreement from his cohorts. I turned around, expecting to see a gun, but found that he and the two others were rubbing bulges in their pants . . . and not where one might expect to see a gun! I'll spare you the rest of the story, but be assured there was much rebuking! Now, there's no way even American Negro bucks could confuse ME with a woman, as I'm far too manly and bearded. Did I misinterpret their words and actions? Are bucks part-homers, or are they just eager to get their tallywhackers into anything white and pure, even if it's a man? I must admit that I found myself dazed and confused, and the whole experience left me stretched to my limits. |
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Which bus stop was this, Brother? A little Witnessing might be in order on my part.
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I have a question for Mr. Remy too.
Some time ago while flipping channels I heard a nigra interviewer interviewing a buck who was out of prison. The interlocutor asked the interlocutee something about "on the down low" or is it spelled "on the down-low"? I didn't pause long enough for the answer. Anyway, what's that about "on the down low". Peter |
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OnYourKnees writes, "A few weeks back, I was at a bus stop seeking wayward young men to whom I could witness, and saw three of those American Negro bucks you tell us about.
One yelled something to me that I couldn't understand, since I don't speak Jive or McDonald's Worker or whatever they talk nowadays, so I walked away. Once my back was turned, I heard one say, "I sho' wanna bust a cap in DAT ass," followed by grunts of agreement from his cohorts. I turned around, expecting to see a gun, but found that he and the two others were rubbing bulges in their pants . . . and not where one might expect to see a gun! I'll spare you the rest of the story, but be assured there was much rebuking! Now, there's no way even American Negro bucks could confuse ME with a woman, as I'm far too manly and bearded. Did I misinterpret their words and actions? Are bucks part-homers, or are they just eager to get their tallywhackers into anything white and pure, even if it's a man? Are you sure they were whistling at you? Anything is possible. Have you seen the typical nigress? Attachment 645 I cannot see the difference between the nigress sow and the nigra buck. And bucks aren't too smart as it is. Therefore, yes, in a way all nigra are inherently homers. He continues, "I must admit that I found myself dazed and confused, and the whole experience left me stretched to my limits." I'm sorry to hear that you were raped by a group of nigra bucks so badly that your orifices were stretched. Have you had an AIDS test? Poetic Peter writes, "Some time ago while flipping channels I heard a nigra interviewer interviewing a buck who was out of prison. The interlocutor asked the interlocutee something about 'on the down low' or is it spelled 'on the down-low'? I didn't pause long enough for the answer. Anyway, what's that about 'on the down low'." It's nigra code for feces diving butt fornication. Ask OnYourKnees about that. |
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Brother Remy truly is GOD'S Favorite (and my) caramel colored Brother! Keep up the good work Blessed Brother! Proud, Sister Thumper |
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