links for 2006-10-17
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“Israel and Australia are like sisters in Asia,” Tamir said… “We are in Asia without the characteristics of Asians. We don’t have yellow skin and slanted eyes. Asia is basically the yellow race. Australia and Israel are not – we are basically the white
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“I now have a new goal in my pseudo-internet-life — to somehow get my picture into the new addictive blog, Brown People. What is this “Brown People Blog”? …random photos of brown people. (thats it. that’s the concept.)”
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“Osorio also alleged that at one time Benzino called radio personality Minya Oh, better known as Miss Info, a “ching chong slut.” He also said that Oh was “on her knees as an intern,” Osorio told the jury…”
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“From Captain Nemo to Sulu to Cylons, Asians have always had a role in science fiction—though not always a good one…”
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“The father of the Malawian child pop star Madonna wants to adopt said…he had not originally planned to give up his son for good…”I suppose deep in my heart I always imagined that when he was better, or I had got another wife, I would go and take him
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“the AmEx board is stacked with former and current CEOs and directors of major Pharma companies who waged a genocidal campaign against the generic production of AIDS drugs. At 1% of AmEx Red profits, absolution comes cheap these days, don’t it?”
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More brownface Angelina pics… that jheri curl hairdo is really killing me.
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Oh good! More buffoonery on its way! “Rapper Flavor Flav may have dumped his sassy, out spoken date, New York, on last night’s season finale of “Flavor of Love 2,” but she’ll be back soon – with her own VH1 show, “Flavorette.”
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“Snoop Dogg led women around on leashes at the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards. Ronald Isley stole money from his dead brother’s family. Condemn those guys. Some goofy-looking guy in a Viking hat should never be this high up on our Coon-o-Meter…”
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