19 Aug 05
Back when I was taking some courses at the local College, in Grande Prairie, we used to hang out with a guy who was born in India but grew up here. He was very smart and talented(playes guitar in a band) and had an awesome sense of humor. As a joke we used to call him our token black guy, cause he was the only one of color in our group. He never took offense at that because he knew we weren't racist, that and he used to call us cracker, and whitey. But it was in good fun. If he din't have that sense of humor we couldn't have done it and would have had our asses kicked.
19 Aug 05
Originally posted by CanadaguyTouching.
Back when I was taking some courses at the local College, in Grande Prairie, we used to hang out with a guy who was born in India but grew up here. He was very smart and talented(playes guitar in a band) and had an awesome sense of humor. As a joke we used to call him our token black guy, cause he was the only one of color in our group. He never took of ...[text shortened]... e din't have that sense of humor we couldn't have done it and would have had our asses kicked.
19 Aug 05
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Originally posted by CanadaguyI had an Indian friend in high school, same deal, he was the only non-white kid in the school. Instead of us picking on him, he picked on himself to make other people uncomfortable. It was hilarious sometimes when he actually manages to convince people he was African instead of Indian. No one else was comfortable with Texas Sleigh Ride jokes.
Back when I was taking some courses at the local College, in Grande Prairie, we used to hang out with a guy who was born in India but grew up here. He was very smart and talented(playes guitar in a band) and had an awesome sense of humor. As a joke we used to call him our token black guy, cause he was the only one of color in our group. He never took of ...[text shortened]... e din't have that sense of humor we couldn't have done it and would have had our asses kicked.
This story has no point other than that I might as well live in Canada, and to undermine the uniqueness of Canadaguy's story.