No you don't.I find you funny.
Reload your racist avatar?Now, how about reloading my avatar?
No you don't.I find you funny.
Reload your racist avatar?Now, how about reloading my avatar?
Yes, I do.No you don't.
Buckwheat is not a racist.Reload your racist avatar?
Somebody is.Buckwheat is not a racist.
You seem to be stressed over an avatar. Again, Buckwheat is my favorite yet. Common, reload it.Somebody is.
Don't worry yourself on my behalf. I'm not at all stressed.You seem to be stressed over an avatar. Again, Buckwheat is my favorite yet. Common, reload it.
You have an issue with images of black children? If I posted an image of Opie Taylor, would that meet your race specific requirements?Do you understand why I deleted your avatar?
That's you saying "no" to the question I asked you, then. Now we need to work through whether this is feigned ignorance on your part, or a deliberate evasion.You have an issue with images of black children? If I posted an image of Opie Taylor, would that meet your race specific requirements?
I've already explained that earlier in this thread. Take some time to read it.Please tell me why you chose "Buckwheat" as your avatar image. I've already asked you a couple of times. Try to be honest.
Do a google search of Barney Fife.I have no idea who Opie Taylor is, by the way.

Take some time to read it.![]()
Too much fast food at McDonald'sBowser, don't know what's going on with you (the last year or so), but my Spideysense is telling me to get some distance.
And again, you allude to a non-existent explanation.I've already explained that earlier in this thread.
So, how about it, James? Can I have my Buckwheat avatar back? I think it would be good therapy for you, You know, to get past your issues with skin color.And again, you allude to a non-existent explanation.
Want to try again?
Too much fast food at McDonald's
“Once you realize that the road is the goal and that you are always on the road, not to reach a goal, but to enjoy its beauty and its wisdom, life ceases to be a task and becomes natural and simple, in itself an ecstasy.”
― Nisargadatta Maharaj
I was sitting on the porch this morning, smoking a cigarette, listening to the crows, and feeling the warmth of the sun. I was thinking to myself: Life is a Rockwell Painting; we're just too preoccupied to notice. Who needs ecstasy?have you tried ecstasy(in a legal manner that is legal and where i am not suggesting you break a law etc and all that alt-right crime and punishment of life style choices thing) ...
I was sitting on the porch this morning, smoking a cigarette, listening to the crows, and feeling the warmth of the sun. I was thinking to myself: Life is a Rockwell Painting; we're just too preoccupied to notice. Who needs ecstasy?
i do not disagree with the better side of life.
The average worker who works a 40 to 60 hour week has no time to sit and appreciate the rural scenery as they have no rural scenery and the noise of the people around them tends to disrupt such a minority privilege.
it sounds cheap and easy but in reality it is extremely expensive and exclusive.
though... you suggest you already know ecstasy by saying it is not needed.
one could say the same about religion and various other things.
i am pro decriminalization of recreation drugs
pro regulated legalization of marijuana
i am pro government built and run addiction centers anorexia bulimia over eating, opioids etc etc...
forcing the urban working class to live by rich elitist morality is fascism
i am also pro legalization and regulation of ALL sex worker professions and professionals
it is the best way to remove the drug addiction problems plaguing the sex industry which is a massive industry and in every country in the world and has been around for thousands of years.
its very normal
but the women are treated by governments as evil criminals.
sell fulfilling prophecy stuff to oppress women and create a slave class for the sick & evil to try and manipulate.
legalising prostitution also allows the ability of the industry to get rid of underage sex workers.
however.. you have to care about women to do that in the first place
I love Norman Rockwell. And I love Barney Fife. Those were the days, when a North Caroline sheriff's deputy only had one bullet and he kept it in his shirt pocket. What happened to America?I was sitting on the porch this morning, smoking a cigarette, listening to the crows, and feeling the warmth of the sun. I was thinking to myself: Life is a Rockwell Painting; we're just too preoccupied to notice. Who needs ecstasy?
https://www.nrm.org/collections-2/art-norman-rockwell/
I've been watching some of the old stuff on YouTube lately. Watched the first Episode of The Beverly Hillbillies the other night.I love Norman Rockwell. And I love Barney Fife. Those were the days, when a North Caroline sheriff's deputy only had one bullet and he kept it in his shirt pocket. What happened to America?
I love Buckwheat too, by the way.