chris brown at the BET awards

hmm over here my cards have my title, initials of my first and middle names and surname. when i left my ex hubby and was asked are you miss or mrs and i said i was divorced i was told i was a ms if i kept my married surname

Does that, perhaps, qualify as, extenuating circumstances? The reason for said actions? Just curious..

robina said:
think the initials insted of first and middle names are so they can be used as security questions along with mothers maiden name and first pet in case of identity fraud

Sounds like a good thing to do..






















OpinionsCartoonStudios@Yahoo.Co.UK
 
Does that, perhaps, qualify as, extenuating circumstances? The reason for said actions? Just curious..

dont know really, doesnt seem to make a jot of difference to the credit agencys, they still regularly link my credit status to his appalingly bad one, making me call on a too frequently basis to get them to unlink us since its been 4 and a half years and i dont want my credit being fucked up by his



Sounds like a good thing to do..






















OpinionsCartoonStudios@Yahoo.Co.UK

the way these credit folks work is a mystery to me
 
hmm over here my cards have my title, initials of my first and middle names and surname. when i left my ex hubby and was asked are you miss or mrs and i said i was divorced i was told i was a ms if i kept my married surname

think the initials insted of first and middle names are so they can be used as security questions along with mothers maiden name and first pet in case of identity fraud

Well I just checked mine and none have a title, but then if they had asked I would have requested they not have, so maybe at some point I did. I'll find out in a couple months when I have to change my surname on everything when I go back to my maiden name. That's interesting that you're a Ms if you keep your married surname, but a Miss if you don't. I rather like that, Miss sounds younger than Ms to me, so I'll take that. :D
 
oh great so folks think im old, dowdy, and on the sheleve when they see that ms on my file, lol

Hahahahaha! No I'm sure they don't Robina, that's just a mental thing for me, but then I'm quite a bit older than you, so at this point I'll take anything that subtracts years off my age in my own mind. Delusion and denial at it's finest!
 
soooooooooo espy, which are you? cheese or wine?

and you know hun, you are NOT old!

I'm going with neither, thanks! I don't feel old, but chronilogically I'm gettin there. My son asked me if I was having a Senior moment the other day. :smt093
 
I'm going with neither, thanks! I don't feel old, but chronilogically I'm gettin there. My son asked me if I was having a Senior moment the other day. :smt093

wow and hes not locked in the basement living on crackers and water for this crack?
 
wow and hes not locked in the basement living on crackers and water for this crack?

Nah, no point as that might be one of the less offensive slip ups he's made. Poor boy just really doesn't think before he speaks sometimes. Usually it just amuses me, but that one did not. He doesn't even realize what he's said most of the time until I point it out. He said 'Mom you're a pussy sometimes' the other day, and when I told him to watch his mouth he had to ask me what he said. After I told him he was surprised and said 'that was an awful thing for me to say wasn't it'. Ya think?
 
Nah, no point as that might be one of the less offensive slip ups he's made. Poor boy just really doesn't think before he speaks sometimes. Usually it just amuses me, but that one did not. He doesn't even realize what he's said most of the time until I point it out. He said 'Mom you're a pussy sometimes' the other day, and when I told him to watch his mouth he had to ask me what he said. After I told him he was surprised and said 'that was an awful thing for me to say wasn't it'. Ya think?

aww bess him, sounds like he has foot in mouth syndrome
 
I leave for a couples days and come back to see how this thread has exploded. This has to be one of the dumbest things that I have seen on this site. You must have been listening to Rev. Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton to long because they are able to find racism in places where it doesn't exist. First you assume that she is black because she has "Ms" in her name which is ridiculous. Then once you find out she is a WW you call her racist because of the "Ms" in her name.

I think some of the people on here are so paranoid that any person that has a different opinion from the consesus on this website you must be an angry black women, white man, or in "Ms. Kourtney's" case a WW that has been brainwashed by an angry black women. But you are correct when you say eyebrows are raised when a white person(especially a WM) refers to a black male as a "boy".

THIS
I too came back to check this thread and it is up to 28 pages now haha.:rolleyes: WTF
 
Yes, but "shawty" isn't her real first name.

It's fairly common for Black Women to be known amongst their friends and peers as Ms or Miss ___[insert first name here]___ because it's a Southern American throwback.

However, that same Southern American throwback takes on a different meaning amongst American White Women when interacting with Black people. Usually, the White Woman known as Ms [insert first name here] was the slavemaster's wife.

It sets off a series of red flags for me. Usually, nice White people will avoid sounding anything like a Southern American throwback. Like, the tendency to not even refer to Black male children as "boys". You just don't like how it sounds, even if it is technically innocent. So to be so eager for Black Men to call you Ms {real first name} seems suspicious.

chicity, what you've just said... is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

billy%20madison.jpg
 
Back
Top Bottom