stereotypes you can verify

[The Hand That Fisted Everyone]

Today, I am wearing my orange and white jordans

In first period, this black guy that sits in front of me told me that they were "fresh kicks"

So blacks like jordans.


[spoiler]my white friends were like wtf when I told them I was wearing jordans.[/spoiler]

[Bolivian Army]

what the hell are jordans 

[The Hand That Fisted Everyone]

what the hell are jordans 

shoes you dummy

[Bolivian Army]

shoes you dummy

then call them shoes 

[FAMY2]

then call them shoes 

Republicans lol.     

[Bolivian Army]

Republicans lol.     

lol i kno 

[YPrrrr]

Japanese people whose first language isn't English really do use an "r" sound in place of "L." I learned this from my Econ TA who was using loads of dishes and bags of "reaves" in an example

[Daddy]

Japanese people whose first language isn't English really do use an "r" sound in place of "L." I learned this from my Econ TA who was using loads of dishes and bags of "reaves" in an example

that is so sirry

[YPrrrr]

that is so sirry

no, it's "zat is so sirry"

[Meyer Lansky]

So blacks like jordans.

I know more white people who like and wear Jordans than black people.

[Bolivian Army]

I know more white people who like and wear Jordans than black people.

yeah but they're just trying to be black

[Martin]

Here's one I can verify:

White people assume that stereotypes can be "verified"

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[bluaki]

Japanese people whose first language isn't English really do use an "r" sound in place of "L." I learned this from my Econ TA who was using loads of dishes and bags of "reaves" in an example

I thought that's a fact more than a stereotype. Their language uses "r" in place of "L" for any loan words from other languages, including names of English things, so it's pretty much expected for them to apply that to English when they try to learn it.

And I can verify that nearly all Floridians are idiots

[YPrrrr]

I thought that's a fact more than a stereotype. Their language uses "r" in place of "L" for any loan words from other languages, including names of English things, so it's pretty much expected for them to apply that to English when they try to learn it.

True... I'm not verifying any stereotypes that aren't already fact then

[guff]

And I can verify that nearly all Floridians are idiots

and i am living proof