Denmark Vesey: Ever Notice That Even The Most Earthy Crunchy Down To Earth Afrocentric Sistas Like Nice Shit Too?

Friday, April 29, 2011

Ever Notice That Even The Most Earthy Crunchy Down To Earth Afrocentric Sistas Like Nice Shit Too?

"He ain't gotta be rich

but fuug dat.

How we supposed to get around,

on his bus pass?"

O. Mahogany said...

Ummmm yeah. lol. I think I know where you're coming from with this. Case in point:

I worked with this all black everything/yoga lovin/ natural hair wearing/strong black woman/pothead /rasta wanna be chick NAMED PRECIOUS (legal first name, no lie)

Not appealing to the eye and despite her "im lookin for a brother" speeches I KNOW she will end up with anything but..

BUT she had the most expensive taste!
Everything from her perfume to her weekly spa days and hotel bookings told me this was a very high maintenance girl. And when she did try that white dude out on a date..he was baaaallllling.

Tripped me out but hell, guess Precious knew she was precious, a true rare find.

Can't be mad at that.

3 comments:

Sharif Ali ☪ ✡ said...: Of Course...
On the real though, we are the Royalty of the Planet so we are supposed to have nice things!

Everyone needs to Master the Universal Laws, especially the Law of Attraction!; Apr 29, 2011, 3:38:00 PM
Seven Half Store said...: Ummmm yeah. lol. I think I know where you're coming from with this. Case in point:

I worked with this all black everything/yoga lovin/ natural hair wearing/strong black woman/pothead /rasta wanna be chick NAMED PRECIOUS (legal first name, no lie)

Not appealing to the eye and despite her "im lookin for a brother" speeches I KNOW she will end up with anything but..

BUT she had the most expensive taste!
Everything from her perfume to her weekly spa days and hotel bookings told me this was a very high maintenance girl. And when she did try that white dude out on a date..he was baaaallllling.

Tripped me out but hell, guess Precious knew she was precious, a true rare find.

Can't be mad at that.; Apr 29, 2011, 5:45:00 PM
HaitianChick said...: Dv, do better. This is just bad.

Did you see an old friend at the high school reunion?

Let it go.; May 3, 2011, 12:02:00 AM

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