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Messages - Maroon and Gray
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« on: Yesterday at 10:42:42 PM »
you are ONE dumb person. You disgrace Fayetteville State University with your inability to weight both sides of a story. Especially one in which it’s pretty clear the president is as corrupt an individual that has ever attained the presidency.
Three card Monty scams on the streets of NYC make their living on fools like you.
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« on: Yesterday at 04:01:43 PM »
supper = those leftovers from those team events.
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« on: Yesterday at 11:00:47 AM »
He cannot afford to leave office. A pardon will not save him from the possible State law prosecutions.
They will surly try to get rid of the term limits.
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« on: Yesterday at 10:40:25 AM »
Stuff like this actually pisses me off. Americans keep paying because we don't have the fortitude to control costs. As Neymar said earlier, paying tuition for 300 students is useless when clearly the cost of higher education is out of control. Next year there will be another 300 Morehouse grads with another $40 million in debt, then what?
Its not useless to the 300 students that got the help. Here's what get's me. We have the nerve to criticized this man who owes absolutely nothing to Morehouse for making 300 of its Alumni student loan debt free when we ought to be criticizing the thousand who don't give back a dollar a month. I wonder how many of those 300 will give back so someone else can benefit? That goes for all of our HBCU's. I have been giving for the last 40 years and plan to do so until the day I die because they bent over backwards to allow me to stay in school when I had no funding available. Most recently when I have done photo shoots I have them to write a check to Benedict College instead of me. So Cap if you and neymar are not giving to your Alma Mater or another HBCU please go sit down and STFU!!
I'm not criticizing Mr. Smith, I'm criticizing the mindset Americans have. We allow, big corporations, colleges, to dictate the terms, and we are expected to silently pay. If every millionaire paid off every students debt this year, what do you think colleges will do? Will they lower tuition next year, or will they raise it more simply because someone is willing to pay it? That is the mindset you have Que, and apparently you don't mind being held hostage by colleges, banks, hospitals.....
That is how Americans are trained to think. A sedan is $32,000, no problem, it's up to your stupid a$$ to figure out how to pay for it. Things will not change until folk come together and say "hell no, we are not going to take this crap any longer'. If I had $40 million dollars to donate, I would not use it to pay off someone's college debt. I would be more interested in investing it in a business that could hire those Morehouse graduates, so they can pay off their own debts. I'm not trying to pad the pockets of greedy colleges and banks.
I bet you want to make more money every year you have been in the workforce. Where exactly do you think your company or in your case the government is going to get the money to pay you and others?
There are better choices for many but they don't want them. As many have pointed out there is community college before moving to a 4 year college.
There are State schools vs. private.
I beg to differ M&G. Yes labor cost is an issue, but in cooperate American it is not driving force as it relates to the cost of services, inspire of what they try to make you believe. Wall Street ia the main driver here.
you need to explain how Wall St influence is making that car cost $32K vs. whatever lower number you'd be willing to pay. Don't forget you can choose a cheaper car. Folk like you wanna get on a soapbox for every thing. Furthermore, how would giving the Morehouse grads a job to payoff the loan vs paying their loans for them 'pad the pockets of greedy banks & colleges'. In both examples the loan is being paid.  Paying off the loan gives those students a better chance to purchase a home easier, or save more towards their future dreams and/or retirement. As somebody with questionable money management skills like yourself, you should sit this one out. Remember how you want a tax refund check as forced savings?
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« on: Yesterday at 10:15:57 AM »
Actually it was YOUR generation.
Hillary won the vast majority of all demographics under the age of 35 in this country.
Baby Boomers gotta hold the L here.
Black people are the majority of baby boomers? Laughable. Who on Onnidan can vouch they have met you to verify just some basic info on you.
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« on: May 23, 2019, 10:27:37 PM »
^^^^^^ 
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« on: May 23, 2019, 05:32:50 PM »
reading up on Trinidad James seems he’s currently a one hit wonder with that song. That ‘beat’ is quite catchy. The local Kia car dealership uses it in their commercial which has me on this quest  
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« on: May 23, 2019, 12:15:02 PM »
Stuff like this actually pisses me off. Americans keep paying because we don't have the fortitude to control costs. As Neymar said earlier, paying tuition for 300 students is useless when clearly the cost of higher education is out of control. Next year there will be another 300 Morehouse grads with another $40 million in debt, then what?
Its not useless to the 300 students that got the help. Here's what get's me. We have the nerve to criticized this man who owes absolutely nothing to Morehouse for making 300 of its Alumni student loan debt free when we ought to be criticizing the thousand who don't give back a dollar a month. I wonder how many of those 300 will give back so someone else can benefit? That goes for all of our HBCU's. I have been giving for the last 40 years and plan to do so until the day I die because they bent over backwards to allow me to stay in school when I had no funding available. Most recently when I have done photo shoots I have them to write a check to Benedict College instead of me. So Cap if you and neymar are not giving to your Alma Mater or another HBCU please go sit down and STFU!!
I'm not criticizing Mr. Smith, I'm criticizing the mindset Americans have. We allow, big corporations, colleges, to dictate the terms, and we are expected to silently pay. If every millionaire paid off every students debt this year, what do you think colleges will do? Will they lower tuition next year, or will they raise it more simply because someone is willing to pay it? That is the mindset you have Que, and apparently you don't mind being held hostage by colleges, banks, hospitals.....
That is how Americans are trained to think. A sedan is $32,000, no problem, it's up to your stupid a$$ to figure out how to pay for it. Things will not change until folk come together and say "hell no, we are not going to take this crap any longer'. If I had $40 million dollars to donate, I would not use it to pay off someone's college debt. I would be more interested in investing it in a business that could hire those Morehouse graduates, so they can pay off their own debts. I'm not trying to pad the pockets of greedy colleges and banks.
I bet you want to make more money every year you have been in the workforce. Where exactly do you think your company or in your case the government is going to get the money to pay you and others? There are better choices for many but they don't want them. As many have pointed out there is community college before moving to a 4 year college. There are State schools vs. private.
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« on: May 23, 2019, 11:58:35 AM »
you gonna have to give him the IKE LOOK ,,,, (and maybe a few IKE WORDS) to get rid of him. 
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« on: May 23, 2019, 10:42:46 AM »
first I've heard of it.
after Googling its a type of cryptocurrency, think BITCOIN but based on gold investing.
You'd be better off buying some gold coins and holding if you're concerned about an economic collapse OR buy gold stock from a more established company trading on the stock exchanges.
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« on: May 23, 2019, 10:10:12 AM »
Sounds inspired by Trinidad James' All Gold Everything.
OK, did he sample this background music?
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« on: May 22, 2019, 09:56:18 PM »
Oldsport’s meds don’t work. That’s why he’’s the way he is.
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« on: May 22, 2019, 08:30:15 PM »
Does that bother you?
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« on: May 22, 2019, 07:41:09 PM »
I don't think I have ever set foot in a Buffalo Wild Wings eatery.
You’re not missing anything. Years ago when they opened here, we had free passes to sample the food. I was glad we didn’t pay for it.
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« on: May 22, 2019, 07:37:27 PM »
At one time they would continue the character with another actor.
This should be revived for this role.
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