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|    Colonel Edmund J. Burke to All    |
|    Re: KIM KARDASHIAN JUST RESPONDED TO CLA    |
|    29 Mar 19 08:18:03    |
      XPost: alt.war.vietnam, alt.checkmate, alt.usage.english       XPost: alt.english.usage, uk.rec.sheds, alt.free.newsservers       XPost: alt.suicide.methods, aus.religion.christian       From: Your_Colonel@usa.com              On 3/26/2019 12:11 PM, % wrote:       > On 2019-03-26 9:28 a.m., Colonel Edmund J. Burke wrote:       >> pwOn 2019-03-26 10:09 a.m., Colonel Edmund J. Burke wrote:> March 2019 is       Black Girlz Month at Food-4-Less. Easter is just around the corner. In       celebration thereof, I am reprinting a copy of "Hammadery," a provocative       essay of delicious nubian        princesses the world over. "Once you've done black, ain't no goin' back."       >>       >> HAMMEDARY       >>       >> I enjoy my shopping experience at my local Food-4-Less, which is sometimes       like a whirl through a Sunday Walmart. I’m fascinated with the caliber of       folks I run across there, both at Food-4-Less and at Walmart. (I hardly       never ever go to Walmart        anymore; the nearest location is too far a drive for this old codger.)        Nowadays, my Walmart experiences are strictly those of an online shopping       nature.       >>       >> So I was saying, here I am at Food-4-Less, taking a gander at the sale hams       over in the center isle display of the meat section. Center isle: the one I       always manage to crash my cart into, which always pisses me off. I'm taking       inventory of hams,        and exchanging a few pleasantries with a Mexican woman whose figure mocks an       overstuffed burrito. She works there.       >>       >> Looking aimlessly around, I spy a stunning looking girl wearing the       traditional hijab, and she’s headed in my direction. She’s probably a       Somalian immigrant, a recent addition to our surplus population here at       home. She looks to be a shy        twenty-two or thereabouts, with perfectly smooth light-coffee skin, whose       color deepens only slightly around her sable eyes and slim Cupid ’s bow       lips. Basically, she’s got a standalone face, the kind makeup won’t       possibly improve. Face: oblong,        like a northern European. A high forehead. Picture of perfection. A       Nubian Mona Lisa?       >>       >> When she looks my way I smile a little timidly--and she smiles back. I       fell a little lightheaded. When she draws up beside me, I beget some casual       comments regards the ham sale. Then her ambience hits me full force. Her       voice is soft and mild        and most pleasant. Polite as a princess, which she could have been. She       introduces herself as Kaaha. The rest of her I appraise in bits and pieces as       modest decorum permits. She shows off a general lean youthfulness that even       beneath the cascade of        her clothing is undeniable. I imagine her wearing one of those big afros and       a micro Minnie skirt, like back in the 60s. All that beautiful, chocolate,       naked skin.       >>       >> Well, I soon run out of conversation, and now I’m feeling a little       nervous. "Hope you have a happy holiday, or what’s left of it" I say. For       a moment it seems like she’s almost disappointed. But she only smiles.       >>       >> I watch her walk off, feeling a little like the fly fisherman who’d lost       the prize winning Tahoe tiger after a long fight. But, like I said before,       On 2019-03-26 10:09 a.m., Colonel Edmund J. Burke wrote:> March 2019 is Black       Girlz Month at Food-4-       Less. Easter is just around the corner. In celebration thereof, I am       reprinting a copy of "Hammadery," a provocative essay of delicious nubian       princesses the world over. "Once you've done black, ain't no goin' back."       >>       >> HAMMEDARY       >>       >> I enjoy my shopping experience at my local Food-4-Less, which is sometimes       like a whirl through a Sunday Walmart. I’m fascinated with the caliber of       folks I run across there, both at Food-4-Less and at Walmart. (I hardly       never ever go to Walmart        anymore; the nearest location is too far a drive for this old codger.)        Nowadays, my Walmart experiences are strictly those of an online shopping       nature.       >>       >> So I was saying, here I am at Food-4-Less, taking a gander at the sale hams       over in the center isle display of the meat section. Center isle: the one I       always manage to crash my cart into, which always pisses me off. I'm taking       inventory of hams,        and exchanging a few pleasantries with a Mexican woman whose figure mocks an       overstuffed burrito. She works there.       >>       >> Looking aimlessly around, I spy a stunning looking girl wearing the       traditional hijab, and she’s headed in my direction. She’s probably a       Somalian immigrant, a recent addition to our surplus population here at       home. She looks to be a shy        twenty-two or thereabouts, with perfectly smooth light-coffee skin, whose       color deepens only slightly around her sable eyes and slim Cupid ’s bow       lips. Basically, she’s got a standalone face, the kind makeup won’t       possibly improve. Face: oblong,        like a northern European. A high forehead. Picture of perfection. A       Nubian Mona Lisa?       >>       >> When she looks my way I smile a little timidly--and she smiles back. I       fell a little lightheaded. When she draws up beside me, I beget some casual       comments regards the ham sale. Then her ambience hits me full force. Her       voice is soft and mild        and most pleasant. Polite as a princess, which she could have been. She       introduces herself as Kaaha. The rest of her I appraise in bits and pieces as       modest decorum permits. She shows off a general lean youthfulness that even       beneath the cascade of        her clothing is undeniable. I imagine her wearing one of those big afros and       a micro Minnie skirt, like back in the 60s. All that beautiful, chocolate,       naked skin.       >>       >> Well, I soon run out of conversation, and now I’m feeling a little       nervous. "Hope you have a happy holiday, or what’s left of it" I say. For       a moment it seems like she’s almost disappointed. But she only smiles.       >>       >> I watch her walk off, feeling a little like the fly fisherman who’d lost       the prize winning Tahoe tiger after a long fight. But, like I said before,       young girls don’t even see us old guys really. Not like they used to       thirty or forty years ago.        Nowadays we’re, like, almost invisible to them in our venerable antiquity.       >>       >>       >> *I often lose my sense of direction when in the presence of extraordinarily       beautiful women. They always tend to throw me off balance, like a feeling of       not knowing where I am going. Really, though, in the final assay, it’s all       about knowing        that a young African princess like Kaaha would surely have me calling my       doctor regularly, for an erection lasting more than four hours. Bye.       >>              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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