4north1side2
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I went out last tuesday and this cute young ginger kept smiling really hard at me all wide eyed like I was an celebrity..... kinda threw me off.
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I went out last tuesday and this cute young ginger kept smiling really hard at me all wide eyed like I was an celebrity..... kinda threw me off.
Why wouldn't she smile at you. You're scrumptious.
Why wouldn't she smile at you. You're scrumptious.
^^ What she said ^^
Why wouldn't she smile at you. You're scrumptious.
^^ What she said ^^
I agree with the ladies![]()
Why wouldn't she smile at you. You're scrumptious.
^^ What she said ^^
You women sure have a way of expressing yourselves!! It's truly beautiful!I agree with the ladies![]()
Does reddish brown count??
Because my first white chick had brown hair with a reddish tint, and man she was a sexual deviant!!
I think it does...reddish brown to fire red is all hot..
Damn!! Should have stayed a redhead. Thought blondes have more fun.
Hey black men and redheads don't produce bad athletes either. Blake Griffin's mom is a redhead and dad is black.
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Thats not really something I would be focusing on but I guess it is proof that certain things go well together, lol.
LOL, I never got the whole thing about gingers from white folks perspective, such as gingers have no soul and all that stuff I have heard.
I would love to know from where historically those notions came from in the cultures where gingers are prevalent, like Scotland and Ireland.
I always laugh at that stuff. People also make fun of scots, the french, etc. Its just joking.
People always sort themselves into groups over everything and its only natural to make jokes about others. As long as its only done in a playful way there no harm in it.
LOL, I never got the whole thing about gingers from white folks perspective, such as gingers have no soul and all that stuff I have heard.
I would love to know from where historically those notions came from in the cultures where gingers are prevalent, like Scotland and Ireland.
Maybe it's the same with our lightskin vs. Darkskin?