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Comment on Justin “JcX” Chinyere by Laicee

Laicee — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 21:47:34 +0000

Ya learn something new eevydary. It’s true I guess!

Comment on Nabil Abdulrashid by Mr. H

Mr. H — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 01:19:24 +0000

Brilliant article. I found myself nodding to 99% of it and laughing in agreement to the remaining 1%. But for the record I would like to state the following:

I agree 120% with Nabil on all the points raised. How the likes of Rihanna managed to convince an entire generation that red hair is fashionable is beyond me.
I’ve met or know black women who wish to date outside their race so the foolish few who mop mixed raced couples need to get their heads examined.
I also notice that the weaved up women are the ones that ask for and I quote “real” men. What the f*ck is a real man? How can you ask for a real man when 30% of you is fake (the hair, nails, eye lashes, fake breasts and bottoms)?
Not surprisingly enough a number of black women want to so called “bad boys” i.e. the men that will lie, cheat, steal & some cases beat them but when the man that will love, honour & repect them comes along they are and I quote “just friends” and 40years down the line are still looking for their “dream man”.

I could go on and on about what is wrong with some black women today but I’ll leave that for my own rant. Good job Nabil & keep up the good work!!!

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U GOT JOKES | ROGUE-STAR.COM — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 13:04:24 +0000

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Comment on Ola The Comedian by Marina

Marina — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 03:05:12 +0000

You have really interesting blog, keep up posting such informative posts!

Comment on Eddie Kadi by phillip

phillip — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 10:01:48 +0000

good post, just sad that with all your life experiences you don’t do more intelligent comedy, i mean you are funny but you have the chance to say so much for so many people you represent but just dont seem to use it.
ah well.

Comment on Nabil Abdulrashid by chibor

chibor — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 09:52:32 +0000

bruuuuuv,
black girls these days are just a disgrace, this weave ting is depressing I never even thought of it dat way still, like seriously why wear a next persons hair and get emotional when a man goes for the next girl not you??
there are loads of good guys about but black girls make them turn bad, I know nuff guys who got turned down because they was “too nice” it’s only a BLACK girl or a girl who hangs around blackgirls for too long that will spend their time looking for a guy who is irresponsible to date or be with and then complain when the guy leaves or starts to treat her bad…. most succesful men are wid white girls because white girls see potential and catch dem early and support dem (apart from tiger woods) black girls just see doe dats why white girls become wifey and black girls stay groupies real talk….

Comment on Nabil Abdulrashid by Mr Nabil

Mr Nabil — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 10:56:54 +0000

my dear ebony sister…
allow me to point out a few things….
firstly, like I stated before, I wasn’t describing ALL black women but merely the group that bothered me the most… I also said that if this post offends you in anyway then you are probably a weavist and from your desperate and adamant defense of weave it would appear you are guilty as charged.
NO weave doesn’t help your hair thrive it actually damages your hair, covering your hair when it’s cold with a scarf (yup hijabs work) or du rag and creaming it regularly helps your hair thrive as well as braiding and trimming, you will note black boys tend to grow long hair much easier than girls do and we rarely relax or wear extensions.
weave is just fashionable self hate and I’d take a women with short hair over a woman who wears fake hair anyday… you guys have no idea how white asian and arab women as well as africans who grow long hair laugh at you guys you’re making yourselves a laughing stock by wearing that stuff, and it’s so expensive if you spent that much money on your actual hair it would grow (some girls have no food in the fridge but rock £400 worth of hindu hair)
as for your point about there being less black men…. well if there are still enough for women from other races then clearly it’s not the number that is the problem is it? it’s YOU the women….. maybe instead of complaining you should date outside the race too and hang up prejudices women outnumber men in all races not just black people the whole thing about prison is a silly stereotypical excuse
ps most guys cme out of prison eventually….

Comment on Nabil Abdulrashid by sarah Kargbo

sarah Kargbo — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 23:15:03 +0000

im aware that weave can be a protective hair style but to be honest you can get the same benefit from just plaiting your own hair and deep conditioning e.t.c , as a black muslim woman i find it a little annoying that we as black women are still so hung up on women of other races ‘taking our men’ , this just is not true , there is no unwritten rule that we as black women cant also go outside of our race , if there isnt ‘enough black men’ then look around , there are alot of kind hearted men and if we as black women wernt so hung up on race maybe less of us would be single …

Comment on Nabil Abdulrashid by Sheila

Sheila — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 23:06:45 +0000

It’s Very Nice to Read about How Much you and Your Fiancé Love Each Other and I’m Happy You Don’t Let the Small Minded Few within Our Society Get to You.
Ahhhh Weave Weave Weave. I’m Not Pro or Anti Weave and I Really Don’t Believe That Every Black Woman In A Weave Hates Herself and Her Ancestry. Sometimes You Want To Change Up Your Look, I’ve Always Looked at It As Part Of Being A Girl. Too Many Black Men Are On This ‘Come Natural Tip’ To Only Then Run For Cover When The Afros Comes Out. The Weave Thing Is However Going A Little Too Far Now I Mean, Purple Hair? Really?
As For Whole Fake Thing; I Feel Like Men (Not All) Of Today Seem To Worship Fake Women. Most Females are Aware of This, Now Mix That Up With Their Desire For Attention and You Are Most Definitely Going to Get Rihanna, Kim K and Nicki Minaj Rebores but to Each His Own.
I Find The Uproar From Some Black Women When They See A Black Man With A Non-Black Woman Oh So VERY Petty and There Actually IS A HUGE Double Standard. The Black Women That Claim A Black Man Is A ‘Traitor’ For Seeking Love Outside His Race are The SAME Black Women Who Will Fully Support A Black Woman’s Decision To Be With A Non-Black Man Screaming Out The All Too Familiar Phrase ‘Black Men Ain’t Shit’. Hypocritical Much? Some Black Men Do Need To Stop Blaming Black Women and Degrading Us A Reason For Looking For Love Elsewhere Though, It Hurts.
In Regards To Ebony’s Statement on There Being More Black Men than Black Women, I Don’t Think That’s Just A Black Issue, Women Out Number Men Worldwide, No?

Comment on Nabil Abdulrashid by Fawzia

Fawzia — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 22:58:57 +0000

Thanks you i had a big smile on my face the whole time i was reading this. This definitely raised alota eyebrows but you spoke the honest truth and sadly the truth hurts.

May allah (swt) fill your lifes With happiness and blessings ameen ..