[QUOTE="Ilived"]This one time, my mom stepped on my parrot with high heel shoes and then she says "WHY THE HELL DO YOUR LEAVE YOUR BIRD ON THE FLOOR!" She knows we never leave our parrot in the cage, because it absolutely hates the cage.nosferatu

We had a cockatoo when I still lived with my parents. Parrots are big birds, kinda hard to imagine not seeing a big, brightly colored creature walking across the floor.

It's funny how people never like to take responsibility for their mistakes. This is an exampl at an extreme, but none of us like to. How many times have we stubbed our toe on a table or something and gone "Stupid effing table..."?

Yeah happens all the time. I proceed to smack the table/wall when this happens. As for the ferret, at least its ok

People from school classes, who feel they can control the class through their feeling of being some master class clown, controller of the class that's free to point at and criticize anyone. camreeno360

There there us a guy in my class like that, it's like stop talking you are impressing no-one.

ok. i can't believe people have to still ask a question like this. i'm not even black but i can figure this out pretty easily.

When blacks call eachother the n-word they are using it as an expression of commodery. When whites(or any other race) call blacks the n-word, they are using it as an expression of hate and racism.

Now I know some kid is gonna write ' well, why can't i call my black friends that w/o being racist?'. While you may not have racist intentions when calling your friend that, you will be belittling the struggle that blacks have been through, therefore it is still offensive. Only in a different way.

yucky_straw

This. I'd also like to add that not all black people say it, in fact few I know do.