The reboot of The Wonder Years
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Donna Acacia — 4 years ago(September 15, 2021 10:54 AM)
Oh okay. And black people already made a similar concept of The Wonder Years anyway. There was a movie Spike Lee made that was basically the black teen version of The Wonder Years except in movie format rather than a tele-series. It was called Crooklyn.
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DrakeStraw — 4 years ago(September 30, 2021 05:43 PM)
I rarely use those colors in the SUBJECT anymore because:
- Unless you use a white background there's no guarantee it will be readable in someone else's theme.
- The TAGs take up space that shouldn't be counted. Only the output should be restricted.
- The SUBJECT should not lose focus when the COLOR dropdown is selected.
@nimda
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@support
¿Is anyone working on these problems?
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Deluded Juice — 4 years ago(September 16, 2021 02:34 AM)
If they can do it to us caucasians, it doesn't feel right or fair that we cannot turn the tables on other races.
I don't get it why it seems racist and sexist to do it to them but not to us.
That is really ****ed up ways of thinking.
When they do that ****, it really makes me not want to watch it and hope it bombs and fails.
Is there a demand for that ****?
Where there a bunch of blacks saying, "Gee, I wonder what a Wonder Years cast would be like with blacks instead," or chicks saying, "What would Doogie Howser be like as a girl of mixed race instead?"
Can't they like stop stealing and just do it under different names and titles instead?
What's next?
Threes Company where the man really will be gay but pretend to be straight with a Mexican tranny and a black lesbian for roomates? -
Fun Guy From Yuggoth — 4 years ago(September 23, 2021 01:47 PM)
What's next?
Threes Company where the man really will be gay but pretend to be straight with a Mexican tranny and a black lesbian for roomates?
Come on in my back door
Hope you don’t mind the pooh
Where there’s Muslims and gays and dwarfs and tards
And three bumbling Jews
Schrodinger's Cat walks into a bar, and doesn't. 
