Originally Posted by prodigy714

when did you learn how to scrap the exhaust

Originally Posted by wsartist

From you cutie! lol

Originally Posted by lightfoot

That clothing line and that movent were created by a few of my former Teammates, classmates ,and closest friends from Vanderbilt University , which is ranked fifteenth of all the institution of higher learning the United States. So with that said, I assure none of these gentlemen have to pick up their pants, and may have a better grasp on the English language than many individuals on this site. I realized that reading may be a difficult task for some of you, but if you would have read the caption at the bottom of the page, you would have maybe been able to understand what term Dangerous Negro meant. It does not mean fear me because I am in a gang. It does not mean fear because I have a gun, it does not mean I am better than you because I am a negro , it simply means that I am dangerously armed with intellect and not bound by the simple stereotypes that all people are subjected to. And with two degree from Vanderbilt University (accomplished in under 5 years) and a Sports Specific Training Business of my own I am proud to be a Dangerous Negro. I see more baggy pant wearing , automatic weapon brandishing , and urbanized imitation on Stunt life than I see on any other site. So do not pretend as if that type behavior in isolated to the African American community. Every race has a grouping of people it may find embarrassing or a subculture with in that race which does not represent the people as a whole, but it is unfair and unrealistic to assume that a small percentage should be the only mentioned representatives for the greater group. I love stunting and am really excited about the where the sport it headed, but there is a point where the line must be drawn. What you wrote and the video posted in disrespectful and demeaning, and I would have to say that you my friend have misrepresented your people. And America History X is a great movie, but for the messages received at the end not the violence portrayed in the beginning. Read a book!

Originally Posted by lightfoot

That clothing line and that movent were created by a few of my former Teammates, classmates ,and closest friends from Vanderbilt University , which is ranked fifteenth of all the institution of higher learning the United States. So with that said, I assure none of these gentlemen have to pick up their pants, and may have a better grasp on the English language than many individuals on this site. I realized that reading may be a difficult task for some of you, but if you would have read the caption at the bottom of the page, you would have maybe been able to understand what term Dangerous Negro meant. It does not mean fear me because I am in a gang. It does not mean fear because I have a gun, it does not mean I am better than you because I am a negro , it simply means that I am dangerously armed with intellect and not bound by the simple stereotypes that all people are subjected to. And with two degree from Vanderbilt University (accomplished in under 5 years) and a Sports Specific Training Business of my own I am proud to be a Dangerous Negro. I see more baggy pant wearing , automatic weapon brandishing , and urbanized imitation on Stunt life than I see on any other site. So do not pretend as if that type behavior in isolated to the African American community. Every race has a grouping of people it may find embarrassing or a subculture with in that race which does not represent the people as a whole, but it is unfair and unrealistic to assume that a small percentage should be the only mentioned representatives for the greater group. I love stunting and am really excited about the where the sport it headed, but there is a point where the line must be drawn. What you wrote and the video posted in disrespectful and demeaning, and I would have to say that you my friend have misrepresented your people. And America History X is a great movie, but for the messages received at the end not the violence portrayed in the beginning. Read a book!

Originally Posted by excessa

I have mad love for the Hawaiians and Samoans I've gotten to know. The aloha spirit goes with 'em. Island life chills people right out.

Originally Posted by lightfoot

That clothing line and that movent were created by a few of my former Teammates, classmates ,and closest friends from Vanderbilt University , which is ranked fifteenth of all the institution of higher learning the United States. So with that said, I assure none of these gentlemen have to pick up their pants, and may have a better grasp on the English language than many individuals on this site. I realized that reading may be a difficult task for some of you, but if you would have read the caption at the bottom of the page, you would have maybe been able to understand what term Dangerous Negro meant. It does not mean fear me because I am in a gang. It does not mean fear because I have a gun, it does not mean I am better than you because I am a negro , it simply means that I am dangerously armed with intellect and not bound by the simple stereotypes that all people are subjected to. And with two degree from Vanderbilt University (accomplished in under 5 years) and a Sports Specific Training Business of my own I am proud to be a Dangerous Negro. I see more baggy pant wearing , automatic weapon brandishing , and urbanized imitation on Stunt life than I see on any other site. So do not pretend as if that type behavior in isolated to the African American community. Every race has a grouping of people it may find embarrassing or a subculture with in that race which does not represent the people as a whole, but it is unfair and unrealistic to assume that a small percentage should be the only mentioned representatives for the greater group. I love stunting and am really excited about the where the sport it headed, but there is a point where the line must be drawn. What you wrote and the video posted in disrespectful and demeaning, and I would have to say that you my friend have misrepresented your people. And America History X is a great movie, but for the messages received at the end not the violence portrayed in the beginning. Read a book!

Originally Posted by stock05

i watched the about us video and i completely understand the meaning behind the clothing, but honestly dont you think the name "dangerous negro" will do more bad than good?

Originally Posted by eazenutz33

you better respect and love the Samoans......you ever see the SIZE of those guys??? Theres a reason they make great lineman in the NFL!

Originally Posted by T/C

I did read.. And do understand the meaning.. And let it be known I do not have one single thing aginst black people.. As i have said many times. I just think its shirts should have had other things on them.. It should be something anyone can have on and not get any hate. Not something i have to put on to make a point. The shirts single you out as being black? Yes i know you are.. And be happy about it i understand. But yet we keep hearing it Should not be about color? Its not going to happen.. I dont know if everyone here is from big towns that dont have to deal with this.. But the town i live in and have lived my whole life (With out haveing one black person in school with me) I have had to deal with racist people all along its sad.. but it happens and **** like this just helps keep it going if you ask me.. Sorry if you dont think my English is up to par with you're english By the way.. We cant all be perfect

Originally Posted by Halfrican

HOLY ****.............you guys are still on this!!!!!!!

why do black people wear hats?????????? so birds dont **** on there lips!

Originally Posted by lightfoot

I understand bro just caught me of guard when something those friends of mine have worked on for years get bashed. I you go to he shop on the site you will see shirts for everyone. With things like “Stop ignorance", No dumpishness",” Smart is the New Gansta, and "Read" to mention a few. It does suck that we must be reminded of our differences , but it is our difference that make us the United States of "Americans" Just because you acknowledge on thing doesn’t mean you denounce another.

One Love,
Ian Gaines

Originally Posted by eazenutz33

you better respect and love the Samoans......you ever see the SIZE of those guys??? Theres a reason they make great lineman in the NFL!

Originally Posted by Trachito

i haven't seen it but i understood the meaning behind it all from jump. years ago, i was all in that mix, progressive black and hispanic organizations and whatnot. i was surrounded and a part of such movements.

what knocked me off that trip was white girls. started lovin them white girls, man. not to mention having dealt with quite a number of "Mad, Black" women.


that goes for the women too

Originally Posted by cashmoneyflo

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fu<king funny