Wow. You are gansta. But you did warn her nicely. She won't be pulling that trick on anyone else I'm sure.
Not gansta, but if I say NO,that's exactly what I mean. I'm sure she'll be careful with other folks
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Wow. You are gansta. But you did warn her nicely. She won't be pulling that trick on anyone else I'm sure.
Sweetie get yourself a sock full of quarters and use it next time.I absolutely hate that and have actually slapped a woman in Walmart for it.
I was raised in KCMO and wasn't aware that there was a stigma. Maybe it's that urban Missouri vs. rural "Missour-ah" thing.
Sweetie get yourself a sock full of quarters and use it next time.I absolutely hate that and have actually slapped a woman in Walmart for it.
Especially Quindaro Blvd.I can imagine a rural Mizzou-rian (hehehe, Rock Chalk Jayhawk!) touching a Black person's hair. Where the heck is this town, I have to see this because I'm in total shock lolol! But then again, the states out "West" are much larger and there's more rural area. If people don't see the cities, they maybe think the whole state is rural and cowntruh-acting and fake like those silly folks? I know I think most W. Pennsylvanians are stupid lolol...
I still don't get it. White country folks from Kansas and Missouri touching Black hair Ahahahaha! Let them cowntruh gals try that mess in St. Louis rat-a-tat-tat! Or on Prospect or Troost in KCMO Hell, Quindaro Blvd in KCK!:gunner7: