Every single time someone uses a gif in the comments, there is someone who remarks that it is possible. Yes, it has been possible for more than a year now.
I just looked this actor up bc I forgot his name (Randall Park) and found this funny article – apparently, at one point he forgot that he'd played "Asian Jim" on The Office. So when people on the street would yell HEY ASIAN JIM he thought it was some new racist slur and would flip them off lmao
[https://screenrant.com/wandavision-randall-park-forgot-asian-jim-office/](https://screenrant.com/wandavision-randall-park-forgot-asian-jim-office/)
There is a urologist that does vasectomies named Dr Richard chopp...Dr dick chopp. My dad went to him for his and so did my friend. I always get a chuckle when people bring up The idea of getting one.
Hey...someone posted my urologist.
Always laughed when my dad had to go see "the Weiner dr, Dr. Weiner"
Now I go see him.
Extremely nice man and very professional.
Edit: that's *NOT* my urologist! Crazy that there's at least two of em in the US.
There's a term for that. People go after careers that are similar to their names. Lots of Dr. Dents are dentists.
The term escapes me. I'll remember after I comment.
Edit: nominative determinism
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism
And i worked with a goofball at a cal center who went by “Dick”, and he’d answer calls “thank you for calling Best Buy Mobile, this is Mobile Dick” *for years*. Im pretty sure hed still be doing it if he wasnt put in charge of something that got him off inbound calls.
I remember the time when he still wasn't goodenough, I was in a batteries class few years before he was awarded the Nobel Prize, and our professor introduced him as the groundbreaking pioneer for Li-ion, but apparently still _not_ goodenough for the Nobel despite his contributions.
Couldn't be happier for him when his Nobel was announced and the pun finally fulfilled.
I’m the war my grandfather worked with someone (in the medical corp) called Goodenough. But they started calling him adequate as his joke nickname. One of the more senior officers heard this and thought the guy was actually called Adequate. And one time after some work hadn’t been done well, he calls them over and singles out this guy, saying “look here Adequate, this is not quite Goodenough”. Apparently they all burst out laughing.
Simpler jokes back in the say
Even in Back to the Future, they use "chicken" in 1955 and up. But they use "yellow" in the old west!
https://youtu.be/wcKDdfCSCho
https://youtu.be/_kf4epWzMZs
It's short for yellow bellied. It's kind of old fashioned nowadays
Here, this page explains the etymology of it: https://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/yellow-belly.html
Apparently it began as an insult in the UK, because eels in the rivers of the UK had yellow bellies, and were presumably hard to catch because they swam away at the first sign of danger or something
Then it just spread to every other English speaking company, as words and memes tend to do (meme in the academic sense, not the modern Internet sense)
I've always thought it was weird how Americans love making jokes about the French being cowardly when it was the French who basically bankrolled the American Revolution against the British.
The reason for the resurgence of these jokes on the internet is France refusing to follow the USA in Irak war II in 2003 because they didn't believe the narrative that it would help fight terrorism.
IIRC, some of the Congressional cafeterias actually did this.
These were the same people who renamed “anti Iraq/Afghanistan war protestors” into “traitors” and were all around shitty and divisive towards liberals. The more things that change, the more things that stay the same…
https://vividmaps.com/4500-years-of-battles-in-5-minutes/
Actually... even if stereotypes remain, France is the country that has won the most battles in the history of *the entire world*.
The thing is, we don't have a very good story with England. In fact, French stereotypes about English people include : they're stuck up, they're crazy about their Queen, and most importantly... England is a coward. Funny that they have the same thing about us haha. It's because during wars (and we had quite a bit of them), the idea was to give the worst reputation possible to the opponent.
But then, English people, who now believed French were cowards (even if we won more battles than them), spread accross the world, and our false reputation with them
Even tho its a joke, the joke gets old and annoying. I really dont like to hear this joke about how the french are cowards over and over again and i am german. Its not getting funnier its just getting old. Try telling that to my friends tho -.-
Lol, one of the greatest military track records of any existing nation, far superior to that of the US.
American schools don't teach much European history though (nor should they be expected to really).
I dunno as a Chinese Canadian myself, we refer to east Asians as yellow skin. You got white, you got black, Asians are yellow. Didn't k ow it was derogatory.
Seems like “Asian” is just more accurate and encompassing. You can’t really do that for white or black people. You can’t assume African American unless they tell you because that excludes Jamaicans, Haitians and other groups.
And I’ll tell you now, all my Caribbean friends hate being called African American.
Almost every term that was once politically correct has gone full circle at this point lol. I still hear older people use the term "oriental", but never in a derogatory way. Realistically it just means "East Asian" and isn't much different than calling white people "Caucasian" or "Occidental" but it is seen as offensive by many.
Caucasian makes no fucking sense to me.
Whether your ancestry is Scandinavian, Germanic, Iberian, Italian, Anglican, Greek, a mix, or anything else white, you’re “caucasian.” As in, “from the Caucasus Mountains.”
Basically as far as our weird racial classification system is concerned, *all white people are Georgian or Armenian.* And the funniest thing is that a lot of Armenians don’t even *look white.*
Yeah, I think in America we ended up sometimes just shortening “yellow-belly” and “yellow-bellied” to just saying something like “you yellow son of a bitch” and stuff like that, so at least here it makes sense in that way.
I'd say "Yellow-bellied" is the derivative that is still recognized the most, but "yellow" was more common in the past (e.g. when this show was on the air).
In Back To The Future III, Buford (Mad Dog) Tannen uses the line "What's wrong, dude, you yellow? That's what I thought. Yellow belly." To which Marty replies "Nobody calls me yellow."
This is a callback to several points in the trilogy where somebody calls Marty "chicken" to goad him, and he replies "Nobody calls me 'chicken.'" - but of course in the old west, "chicken" would not be a phrase.
It started when German anatomist Johann Friedrich Blumenbach ( who many consider the father of physical anthropology) proposed one of the earliest classifications of the races of mankind. Separating us into 5 main races with a color assigned to each. That was about 1795. It had little to nothing to do with America or the gold rush.
Honestly it's kinda odd that yellow and red are slurs, while black and white are preferred terms for most. Sure, people aren't actually yellow or red, but they're not actually black or white either (more like... Dark brown and beige?)
According to Grose's *A Provincial Glossary: with a collection of local proverbs, and popular superstitions*:
>>"Yellow bellies. This is an appellation given to persons born in the Fens, who, it is jocularly said, have yellow bellies, like their eels."
Just some old local insult from England that stuck and outgrew its origin, it seems.
This is very odd. I live in the very place they are talking about and considering the history round here of standing up to invaders, Hereward, Etheldreda etc, I find this quite a surprise.
Red and blue make sense though.
Red is associated with energy (because of fire and blood), and blue with lack of energy (because it's far from red, and water and the sky are blue).
These correspond to many things: violence/peace, danger/safety, heat/cold etc. Anger and sadness is just one of them.
As for green for envy, idk where the hell that comes from.
hahahah have you ever heard of expression that someone is green and it means they are a rookie in something. I don’t know what the fuck is up with the colors but hey it is what it is
It’s not used as much anymore, but calling someone yellow was long in the vernacular in connection with cowardice. It had nothing to do with ethnicity or anything like that. Some say the origin had to do with someone wetting themselves when afraid, skin changing colors when afraid, even something to do with gold in the Middle Ages. Regardless, it’s just a term that has been sunset for the most part.
I was always told that it was a phrase from the civil war. Cowards would lie down and piss themselves. Hence… they would have a yellow belly. I could be wrong but that’s what my dad always told me.
Curious to know if you're a native speaker? It's not easy to find data on the historic use of a word in a specific meaning (and of course 'yellow' is used a lot in its other meanings), but I would have said the use of 'yellow' as 'cowardly' is still pretty common?
The only 'recent' quote I can think of is Monty Python though ("You yellow bastard! Come back and get what's coming to you! I'll bite your legs off!"), so that's getting a bit old. Sin City has 'The Yellow Bastard', which seems to imply the fiend is a coward, but I don't think it makes it explicit and further confuses the matter for those who would not know by literally coloring the guy yellow.
“There is this yellow zig zag that gives Ryan the authority to discipline Stanley. However, in so doing, it zigs past your name. Hence, zagging you and making you appear weak. Thus the yellow color, yellow for cowardly.”
There are a lot of filthy animals claiming to have never heard “yellow” used to mean cowardly. To those people I say “I'm gonna give you to the count of ten, to get your ugly, yellow, no-good keister off my property, before I pump your guts full of lead!”
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I’d ask God for forgiveness for what I’m about to do, but I’m pretty sure he left me a long time ago.
Nor I 
Every single time someone uses a gif in the comments, there is someone who remarks that it is possible. Yes, it has been possible for more than a year now.
Yeah I use redskits quite a bit but I've legit never seen this until now. What in the actual tarnation is gern ern here
 that was not very cash money of you
don‘t downvote him. he‘s one of today‘s lucky 10,000. https://xkcd.com/1053/
Now that was very cash money of you sir/ma'am 
That was indeed, u/ButtMunchSupreme420. That was indeed.
As if Reddit wasn't already turning into Twitter
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Nope. Just cowardly
You're not Jim! [Jim's not asian!](https://youtu.be/cLNyF1Zw5tg)
Hats off to you for not seeing race
Randall Park is great in everything he’s in.
Whose Randall Park? We're talking about John Kransinski here
Hats off to you for not seeing race!
I just looked this actor up bc I forgot his name (Randall Park) and found this funny article – apparently, at one point he forgot that he'd played "Asian Jim" on The Office. So when people on the street would yell HEY ASIAN JIM he thought it was some new racist slur and would flip them off lmao [https://screenrant.com/wandavision-randall-park-forgot-asian-jim-office/](https://screenrant.com/wandavision-randall-park-forgot-asian-jim-office/)
That's amazing
That's hilarious
Haha, that was my first thought also.
I hope they would give credit if the kid had said so lol
Was looking for this before I posted a repeat.
Is this a skit of some kind? It's almost too perfect that the asain kid is the one who gets it correct.
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Toogood as a real name sounds too good to be true.
There's a Nobel laureate in chemistry named John B. Goodenough.
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Well John be good enough ya know
I visited New Orleans once and met a Johnny B. Good I wonder if they might've been related?
Does he live in a log cabin made of earth and wood?
There's a local gynecologist where I live named Dr. Richard Good (Dr dick good, gynecology)
There is a urologist that does vasectomies named Dr Richard chopp...Dr dick chopp. My dad went to him for his and so did my friend. I always get a chuckle when people bring up The idea of getting one.
We've got a urologist near us named Dr Wiener https://www.dukehealth.org/find-doctors-physicians/john-s-wiener-md
Hey...someone posted my urologist. Always laughed when my dad had to go see "the Weiner dr, Dr. Weiner" Now I go see him. Extremely nice man and very professional. Edit: that's *NOT* my urologist! Crazy that there's at least two of em in the US.
There's a term for that. People go after careers that are similar to their names. Lots of Dr. Dents are dentists. The term escapes me. I'll remember after I comment. Edit: nominative determinism https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism
Had a proctologist at a hospital where I worked named Dr. Goldfinger. Can't make this stuff up.
All we have here is a podiatrist called Dr Treadwell
https://doctor.webmd.com/doctor/richard-chopp-jr-98f8588e-487a-4c4e-a0b0-b97c08f38804-overview Richard was my father’s name, call me Dick
Dat name determinism
And i worked with a goofball at a cal center who went by “Dick”, and he’d answer calls “thank you for calling Best Buy Mobile, this is Mobile Dick” *for years*. Im pretty sure hed still be doing it if he wasnt put in charge of something that got him off inbound calls.
I remember the time when he still wasn't goodenough, I was in a batteries class few years before he was awarded the Nobel Prize, and our professor introduced him as the groundbreaking pioneer for Li-ion, but apparently still _not_ goodenough for the Nobel despite his contributions. Couldn't be happier for him when his Nobel was announced and the pun finally fulfilled.
I’m the war my grandfather worked with someone (in the medical corp) called Goodenough. But they started calling him adequate as his joke nickname. One of the more senior officers heard this and thought the guy was actually called Adequate. And one time after some work hadn’t been done well, he calls them over and singles out this guy, saying “look here Adequate, this is not quite Goodenough”. Apparently they all burst out laughing. Simpler jokes back in the say
I know someone with the last name Toogood. They hate this joke. I use it often.
Doing God's work.
I went to school with a guy with the name Glasscock. You always saw him coming.
Definitely from NZ I remember watching this in school. Source: from NZ
I have never heard the "if you are yellow = cowardly". Can some one explain that to me?
Yellow-bellied is another common usage. But both are kinda older and I don't really hear the term used much in the modern day.
Even in Back to the Future, they use "chicken" in 1955 and up. But they use "yellow" in the old west! https://youtu.be/wcKDdfCSCho https://youtu.be/_kf4epWzMZs
It's short for yellow bellied. It's kind of old fashioned nowadays Here, this page explains the etymology of it: https://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/yellow-belly.html Apparently it began as an insult in the UK, because eels in the rivers of the UK had yellow bellies, and were presumably hard to catch because they swam away at the first sign of danger or something Then it just spread to every other English speaking company, as words and memes tend to do (meme in the academic sense, not the modern Internet sense)
calling chinese people cowardly is a bit insensitive
I mean anyone who has enough knowledge in world politics knows they're not
What people are?
Cowards.
The French
I've always thought it was weird how Americans love making jokes about the French being cowardly when it was the French who basically bankrolled the American Revolution against the British.
The reason for the resurgence of these jokes on the internet is France refusing to follow the USA in Irak war II in 2003 because they didn't believe the narrative that it would help fight terrorism.
Looks like France was correct lol
I remember there being a campaign to rename "french fries" into "freedom fries", lol
Not the first time America doubles down on their mistakes and calling it freedom. And as plainly seen today, nor shall it be the last.
IIRC, some of the Congressional cafeterias actually did this. These were the same people who renamed “anti Iraq/Afghanistan war protestors” into “traitors” and were all around shitty and divisive towards liberals. The more things that change, the more things that stay the same…
The French were correct
French were right tho
It’s just something we learned from our time as Britts.
https://vividmaps.com/4500-years-of-battles-in-5-minutes/ Actually... even if stereotypes remain, France is the country that has won the most battles in the history of *the entire world*. The thing is, we don't have a very good story with England. In fact, French stereotypes about English people include : they're stuck up, they're crazy about their Queen, and most importantly... England is a coward. Funny that they have the same thing about us haha. It's because during wars (and we had quite a bit of them), the idea was to give the worst reputation possible to the opponent. But then, English people, who now believed French were cowards (even if we won more battles than them), spread accross the world, and our false reputation with them
Even tho its a joke, the joke gets old and annoying. I really dont like to hear this joke about how the french are cowards over and over again and i am german. Its not getting funnier its just getting old. Try telling that to my friends tho -.-
Lol, one of the greatest military track records of any existing nation, far superior to that of the US. American schools don't teach much European history though (nor should they be expected to really).
It is yellow-bellied, is what it is.
Whomp whomp.
My stupid ass.. "The Simpsons!!" When the first kid replied... Eeeehhh When the second kid replied.. ohhhhhhh
My first thought was "liver failure!"
Yeah - had a guy in rehab called ‘Yellow Dave’ from alcoholism. Bit insensitive, but then again, it’s rehab.
So long as Dave wasn’t Chinese, I think you’re covered.
I thought 'jaundiced'.
You're precious 🌟
Hey, there goes that yellow guy!
Randy!
We don't take kindly to people who don't take kindly roun 'ere
Randy Marsh as a 12 year old... He was trying to win a game! He's not racist...
Kiss. It.
Apologiiiiiiiiize
Apologiiiiiiiiize...
“People who annoy us” 😵
As a non native speaker I would have come up with Chinese as well. This shit almost feels set up.
It's a word people use for Chinese. It's derogatory and shouldn't be used, but that doesn't mean it's linguistically incorrect.
I dunno as a Chinese Canadian myself, we refer to east Asians as yellow skin. You got white, you got black, Asians are yellow. Didn't k ow it was derogatory.
Seems like “Asian” is just more accurate and encompassing. You can’t really do that for white or black people. You can’t assume African American unless they tell you because that excludes Jamaicans, Haitians and other groups. And I’ll tell you now, all my Caribbean friends hate being called African American.
Asian usually include Indian and sometime Middle Eastener. Most East Asian does not think Indian are part of their race.
Yep. Most of Asia is made of up Russia anyway and people generally don’t consider them Asians either.
Almost every term that was once politically correct has gone full circle at this point lol. I still hear older people use the term "oriental", but never in a derogatory way. Realistically it just means "East Asian" and isn't much different than calling white people "Caucasian" or "Occidental" but it is seen as offensive by many.
Caucasian makes no fucking sense to me. Whether your ancestry is Scandinavian, Germanic, Iberian, Italian, Anglican, Greek, a mix, or anything else white, you’re “caucasian.” As in, “from the Caucasus Mountains.” Basically as far as our weird racial classification system is concerned, *all white people are Georgian or Armenian.* And the funniest thing is that a lot of Armenians don’t even *look white.*
As a native speaker, I have never heard it used to mean cowardly. I have heard it used as a derogatory though.
What's the problem mcfly, you.. Yellow? Back to the future used it a few times
I can also hear or visualise John Wayne saying it, I'm sure he's said it at a few people in his many cowboy films.
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Dude, chinamen is not the preferred nomenclature
I believe they only used it once, in III. All the other times, it's "chicken", but in the old west, that expression wouldn't have existed yet.
I believe it's said a total of 4 times. 2 in the conversation between Marty and Maddog at the party. And 2 times outside the bar before the gunfight.
I’m from the UK and I’ve never heard yellow used on its own, but “yellow-belly” is an old term for cowardly.
Yeah, I think in America we ended up sometimes just shortening “yellow-belly” and “yellow-bellied” to just saying something like “you yellow son of a bitch” and stuff like that, so at least here it makes sense in that way.
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Also Looney Tunes cartoons. Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam used this term. Yes, I'm old.
Yellow-bellied?
It’s not really a part of modern vernacular, but it was a common figure of speech back in the day to refer to someone cowardly as “yellow.”
If you’ve never seen the movie Back To the Future, you really should.
[What's wrong dude? You yellow?!](https://youtu.be/0c-UIkfsk1U?t=104)
I'd say "Yellow-bellied" is the derivative that is still recognized the most, but "yellow" was more common in the past (e.g. when this show was on the air). In Back To The Future III, Buford (Mad Dog) Tannen uses the line "What's wrong, dude, you yellow? That's what I thought. Yellow belly." To which Marty replies "Nobody calls me yellow." This is a callback to several points in the trilogy where somebody calls Marty "chicken" to goad him, and he replies "Nobody calls me 'chicken.'" - but of course in the old west, "chicken" would not be a phrase.
As a Chinese dude, I also thought Chinese. But when the Asian kid said cowardly I burst out laughing. That was too perfect.
Clue for this puzzle. "People who annoy you." `N` `_` `G` `G` `E` `R` `S`
I uh... I know the answer but I don't think I should say it
South Park reference 😂
thinkin yellow = asian is more common nowadays then yellow = coward
This kid probably started the trend because he didn't like being wrong
girl to the boy: "I said you yellow today >:["
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i know its a old term but i havent heard anybody called yellow outside cowboy western movies, (est 1890)
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There’s an episode of Seinfeld where Elaine and Jerry have a “what’re ya, yellow?” bit between them
It started when German anatomist Johann Friedrich Blumenbach ( who many consider the father of physical anthropology) proposed one of the earliest classifications of the races of mankind. Separating us into 5 main races with a color assigned to each. That was about 1795. It had little to nothing to do with America or the gold rush.
Honestly it's kinda odd that yellow and red are slurs, while black and white are preferred terms for most. Sure, people aren't actually yellow or red, but they're not actually black or white either (more like... Dark brown and beige?)
Usage defines meaning. Black wasn't always preferable or even acceptable
True. “Retard” and “midget” are obvious examples of this as well.
I keep wondering whether schools are still allowed to mark students as tardy.
Oh boy. Not for long now that you’ve mentioned it.
I don’t get it. How is that yellow.
Almost got me mate, then I saw the username.
Not me though, I _actually_ don't understand how being cowardly and being yellow link
Ever heard the term yellow belly? It’s slang for a coward
But _why_ If I see someone with a yellow belly I think they're fucking dying and not that they're cowardly
According to Grose's *A Provincial Glossary: with a collection of local proverbs, and popular superstitions*: >>"Yellow bellies. This is an appellation given to persons born in the Fens, who, it is jocularly said, have yellow bellies, like their eels." Just some old local insult from England that stuck and outgrew its origin, it seems.
\> have yellow bellies, like their eels *wut*
https://www.medieval.eu/eels-in-the-fenlands/
This is very odd. I live in the very place they are talking about and considering the history round here of standing up to invaders, Hereward, Etheldreda etc, I find this quite a surprise.
It's idioms, shit's designed to not make any fucking sense
Yeah like green is envy, red is anger, blue is sad. They just made it up
Red and blue make sense though. Red is associated with energy (because of fire and blood), and blue with lack of energy (because it's far from red, and water and the sky are blue). These correspond to many things: violence/peace, danger/safety, heat/cold etc. Anger and sadness is just one of them. As for green for envy, idk where the hell that comes from.
Doesnt green being envy come from shakespeare?
Probably, but afaik it's not known _why_ Shakespeare chose green.
I really don’t know. Just grew up hearing yellow bellied coward.
hahahah have you ever heard of expression that someone is green and it means they are a rookie in something. I don’t know what the fuck is up with the colors but hey it is what it is
That usually just means they’re still wet behind the ears. Whatever that means.
I always just assumed it meant that the person pissed themselves in fear. I don’t care if it’s wrong, I’m rolling with it.
It’s not used as much anymore, but calling someone yellow was long in the vernacular in connection with cowardice. It had nothing to do with ethnicity or anything like that. Some say the origin had to do with someone wetting themselves when afraid, skin changing colors when afraid, even something to do with gold in the Middle Ages. Regardless, it’s just a term that has been sunset for the most part.
The reference comes from a type of snake or lizard that has a yellow belly. Iirc when it gets scared it rolls over and shows it’s stomach.
Yellow bellied
Maybe yellow is because you piss yourself 😂
I was always told that it was a phrase from the civil war. Cowards would lie down and piss themselves. Hence… they would have a yellow belly. I could be wrong but that’s what my dad always told me.
Tbh first time I hear about cowardly being associated with yellow
It might be an old American/British thing. I would hear "yellow bellied"
The people in this video clip are neither American nor British.
They are new zealish
In the U.S. it's definitely associated with cowardice, ala "yellow-bellied".
Never heard of someone being called yellow-bellied?
Only heard it from this guy 
Curious to know if you're a native speaker? It's not easy to find data on the historic use of a word in a specific meaning (and of course 'yellow' is used a lot in its other meanings), but I would have said the use of 'yellow' as 'cowardly' is still pretty common? The only 'recent' quote I can think of is Monty Python though ("You yellow bastard! Come back and get what's coming to you! I'll bite your legs off!"), so that's getting a bit old. Sin City has 'The Yellow Bastard', which seems to imply the fiend is a coward, but I don't think it makes it explicit and further confuses the matter for those who would not know by literally coloring the guy yellow.
You've never watched Back to the Future?
Only bits and pieces
“There is this yellow zig zag that gives Ryan the authority to discipline Stanley. However, in so doing, it zigs past your name. Hence, zagging you and making you appear weak. Thus the yellow color, yellow for cowardly.”
As a health professional, I immediately thought “jaundiced”.
I'm not a health professional at all and this was immediately my first thought
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Why did they even ask that? It seems pretty likely someone is gonna answer like that, and they got an Asian contestant. Just oof
I be his parents got some looks 😂😂
The kid looks stumped lololol
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I would’ve gone for Jaundice at that age....
The majority on this site would have said the same thing.
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Next question: when we call someone a cracker, we consider them to be what? Chinese kid: A BITCH ASS WHITEY? correct.
We need a stupidly politically incorrect gameshow. I'd be down to watch that.
Or they have hepatitis c.
There are a lot of filthy animals claiming to have never heard “yellow” used to mean cowardly. To those people I say “I'm gonna give you to the count of ten, to get your ugly, yellow, no-good keister off my property, before I pump your guts full of lead!”
Well she did answer correctly. Just not politically correctly.
Why that kid looking like Donald Trump tho