--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "curtisdeltablues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > As for the comment about the 9+ inches, that's a > > pretty telling remark, the big smile notwithstanding. > > Telling in more ways than one. Part of the historical persecution of > black men is fueled by the myths of the super sexual, super sized, > savage who could never be trusted around white women. The stereotype > cuts both ways and I am always surprised when black men try to > perpetuate this myth. Black women I have dated informed me that it is > just a myth. Case by case a man may have reason to brag about his > mighty member, but to try to make the case based on racial stereotypes > just buys into racial ignorance IMO. > > The only objective data I have on race and size is from Trojan condom > manufacturer. They DO make a smaller size for Asian countries. They > also find that men often fall for a condom labeled Magnum, Supra or XL > no matter what their size. I guess it's like when they label women's > clothes a size smaller than they really are! > > On a more explicit note, the Kama Sutra has the size issue right. > Mice should sleep with mice, rabbits with rabbits, and deer with deer. > THAT'S how we do the hokey pokey! > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela Mailander > <mailander111@> wrote: > > > > You may be right in saying that Louis et al. were > > there first blacks to have been seen by Fairfielders, > > and you are definitely right about the popularity that > > blacks might have enjoyed at the high school. My > > African American grandson was the only black student > > at the high school when he was there, and he had to > > fight off the girls. He was also the star athlete. > > > > Unfortunately, his popularity worried some white moms > > enough to ruin his career as an athlete, and the > > criminal justice system in town went right along with > > them. > > > > As for the comment about the 9+ inches, that's a > > pretty telling remark, the big smile notwithstanding. > > Reminds me of one of my profs in grad school at the U > > of I who asked me at a party with regard to my black > > husband, "Wasn't one of us good enough for you?" > > > > Are you jealous, Cardemaister?
No need. I'm certainly not a JCH, but I'm quite sure at least most CC'd White American guys are "smaller" (well, at least "shorter") than me. Sorry! :/ I might try to explain the "CC'd" part, if anyone wants me to...
