clubbingirl

no matter how great the scene was in your time, there was always a better scene before you and there will be better scenes after u. stop playing it like a whole race ruined it for u. shutup & dance.

come over and find out.

if u posted just this^, i'm sure people would list a bunch of races...not just asian. and you're theory about this drugged out bad dancers only happeneing in nyc. get a clue - drugs and music have always been relativly synonomous w/each other, internationally & domestically.

look, i'm not trying to be mean but i really disagree w/u. & i believe ur attitutde isn't helping the 'situational problem' that u feel strongly about. never take anything on this board seriously. so does your response mean that you don't mingle w/non-asians? b/c if thats the case, you are missing out on alot of life experiences, different views, etc. A) don't use the word 'we' like you represent people. just speak for yourself okay? where u were born has nothing to do w/who u are as a person. and from your 1st statment above, imo, u dont have an open mind. C) no, it takes 2 people to make a conversation. but it only takes one person to start one. instead of worrying or complaining about things u cannot control. worry about yourself. "Do onto others as you would have them do onto you"

i agree w/ChinaDoll - u totally should not have the mindset that u are the outsider, cause then u will be. Also, its a 2-way street - have u ever thought about talking to non-asians? and i believe ChinaDoll is acutally a male.

wtf kind of statement is that? i disagree again. FOBs - their culture is different. If they wanna holds hands, go ahead...doesn't bother me.

i totally disagree. i am american and i feel american. i may look asian to others, but i dont think thats a bad thing. it just so happens that my best friends are white, but i hang out w/asians all the time. many of my white frineds have gone to 'asian' parties and vice versa. i think the trick is to not make it a big deal. my friends think of it as - going out and partying - and not 'will i be an outcast there?' i dont feel like an outsider at all. whatever, u should all just embrace what u got. stereotypes are so yesterday

there were a bunch of asians at Roxy b/c there was a promotional team that targeted them and got them to come out. i'm sure there were also a group of russians, italians, etc that follow other promotional teams. it just so happens that u noticed the asians b/c they were easier to spot. i think people just need to relax and stop putting an emphasis on this topic in general.

apprently not revolutionary enough. i got it from sportillustrated.com

LOL, yeah, i assume most of them are on K. and agreed, most people share w/the ladies.

he was trying to be sophisticated. j/k

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they're always sharin' w/me

LOL, seriously, people need to relax. anwyay, this w/end - out of nowhere, this girl starts yelling at me and my friend "im going to kick your ass." We both didn't know who she was specifically talking to. I was rocked too, so I had no idea what was going on. But before I got a word in, the bouncers showed her the door. what a lame ass.

those damn asians. why can't they just stay home and stuff their face into a book.

again, sry can't be there. have funnnnnnnn & be safe everyone!

i know i know i know. sorry GFIRE - i've heard nothing but great stuff about this event. sorry to miss it. but hey, i at least bumped up the post. have fun, be safe this w/end!

SORRYYYYYYYY, i can't go anymore guys. they said at the very least they'd do a compromise w/a techno& hiphop venue.

do they really work? and i've only seen the tan-thru 1-piece. is there a tan-thru bikini? if yes, whereat? got a link?

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im too scared to open it at work.

well, so i called my mom last night cause i had to arrange planet tickets for our vacation coming up. blah. anywya, she answered the phone totally normal "hi sweetie". and ended the convo normal "alright love, c u soon." hahahahhah, i guess she's over it.

^ yeah, apparently, my firend gets these tix for free from his dad's company. hopefully, he'll invite me aagain!

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