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A first for Blanca: a date with Church

Welcome back to the work week!

I’m riding high as I share this Blanca-single-life first: I went to church with a boy.

That may not sound like much, but read me out. I grew up in the Church, know the Bible fairly extensively and consider myself a Christian. But I’m not nearly as religious as I used to be…I really only go to service when I’m home with my family for the holidays and haven’t yet found a “church home” here in Atlanta.

You may recall from our last web gathering that I was gearing up for a first date with “Roland.” Even before Roland and I met up a week ago, we discussed our religious upbringings. He mentioned a Church in Buckhead he wanted to check out, to which I nervously blurted: “Are you inviting me on a date to CHURCH?”

And yes, yes he was. He wanted someone to go with him to his first non-Catholic mass, and I was just curious enough to try it out. Heck, if nothing else it might make a good story.

My mother, a former Sunday School teacher, was of course elated.

We went this weekend. In short, the service was pleasant, nothing earth-shattering. A little megachurch for my taste. What struck me, however, was how much I enjoyed sharing the experience with Roland, almost like baring a certain vulnerability in giving praise to a Higher power together. A kind of unexpected bonding, I suppose.

I know we have some Church-going folks on this blog, those of you with far more experience in this arena than I. How many of you have worshipped with someone in an early courtship, and how did it affect your relationship? If you aren’t particularly religious, would you be uncomfortable if someone invited you along? And lastly, do you agree that “the couple who prays together, stays together?”

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By China Doll

November 10, 2008 8:44 AM | Link to this

Good Morning Everybody

I would go to church with someone I’m dating but not as a first date, maybe after we have dated awhile. The only problem I would have would be this….if there was a dramatic contradiction in behavior between your dating persona and your church persona. Meaning….if you act like an octopus or a sex starved maniac all the time and in church you shouting, foaming at the mouth and rolling round on the altar. That would be a issue for me and I would be looking at you sideways.

I do believe that faith/religious beliefs play a role in serious relationships. Being that I too was raised in church, my religious beliefs are a big part of who I am and I can’t deny who I am or what I belief.

By Brunson

November 10, 2008 8:59 AM | Link to this

roll tide!!! morning folks, this weekend was a high in my household. if you’re not a college football fan you’re probably wondering what the hell i speak of, but the crimson tide of the university of alabama remain undefeated and have secured their spot in the sec championship game against the florida gators. this is going to be a great one!

on topic: i invited my girl to church with me about a month into our dating. she was not reluctant and she later said she felt closer to me b/c i shared that part of myself with her. we are both christians, and were both reared in the church. although neither of us regularly attend now, we still fully believe the bible to be the written word of god.

By QC

November 10, 2008 9:10 AM | Link to this

Morning Bloggers…it’s cold!

Have a “warm day”….blog with ya’ll on wednesday…off tomorrow for “Veteran’s Day”

GO FALCONS…GO HAWKS

By Raqi

November 10, 2008 9:12 AM | Link to this

Yes the family that prays together stays together. I don’t mean just attending a few church services together.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 9:34 AM | Link to this

Good Day.

Brunson Good game, i must say Alabama did their thing Saturday. Rashad broke records. You think they had enough guards for Saban? dag! The Texas Tech Raiders put it down against OSU. ohh.

Lol @ China Doll. I had a vision when you mentioned the “octopus hands” right after a worship service. …that was funny.

I would definitly ask a person i’m dating to join me to church services. I would hope he would enjoy my diverse church family, and he probably would have alot of questions after a visit to my church. We are always doing somthing outside of regular services.

Hope everyone had a great weekend.

The Falcons sent the Saints home all broken up.

Go Falcons!

By abc

November 10, 2008 9:37 AM | Link to this

This is funny in an ironic way.

‘Church dating’. Hm hm hm.

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 9:46 AM | Link to this

How many of you have worshipped with someone in an early courtship, and how did it affect your relationship?

I did this with my son’s father when I met him he was(how do I say this..) on the cusp of becoming a Black Muslim..not quite in the bow tie and suit but exploring the options. Not sure what happen with that but he was rather militant.(think that was part of the attraction for me) I was raised Southern baptist(which means you cuss all saturday, and drink beer after 1:00 on Sunday-jk but not really) any whoo his miltant stance on God and Black people was rather attractive to me. So I agreed to attend services with him at a “alternative church”( I am not naming the church because I am not in the mood to debate today—the Steelers lost)anywhoo the whole service was done in the dark and they change the words to the lord’s prayer.-which I found a bit odd and unsettling. After “service” as we got in the car, we both burst out laughing and I told him check that one off the list been there and done that. He agreed that experience was a little too deep even for him.

If you aren’t particularly religious, would you be uncomfortable if someone invited you along?

No, I would not be uncomfortable unless he was into snake handling or something.

And lastly, do you agree that “the couple who prays together, stays together?

Nope I think that while pray is important in a family and marriage. You had better be willing to put in more than just a stop at the altar. It is going to require compromise and work and that means putting aside real human emotions and working on not just praying your partner right but actually getting in the trenches and shoveling right along with them. Yes, I think it is wonderful to spend quiet time in meditation. But, if you open your eyes and the person praying with you is praying you drop dead then it might be time to get off your knees and get to work on the real issues.

Ohh yeah..Good Morning All.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 9:55 AM | Link to this

mqew What happened to ya’ boy Jones Saturday night?

By Brunson

November 10, 2008 9:57 AM | Link to this

cemeeli i think saban was prepared for whatever given the circumstances. he expected to be greeted with much disdain, but he had to keep his eye on the prize, which was the win, which they got…..again..lol

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 10:07 AM | Link to this

Good Morning…

Blanca

I never “church dated” with someone early in a relationship. However, you felt comfortable with it roll with it. If you didn’t feel comfortable doing such a thing, you should not worship.

There are just too many “rules”. The only real rule that I followed was be true to myself. I have to live with myself everyday. There is no breaking up/divorcing myself.

Kym

A few weeks back I told a friend that I thought that the Giants and Steelers would make it to Tampa for the Superbowl.

However, I think Ben has problem between the ears right now. I’ve heard rumblings from a few folks up there that Ben is worried about making mistakes. In other words, he is playing “not to lose” instead of playing “to win”. They aren’t the same thing. Listening to his post came comments yesterday, it kind of sounds like those rumblings are right. Ben has more interceptions (11) than touchdowns (10). You can’t get to the Superbowl that way.

BTW, the NFC is back. The AFC looks like the weaker conference this season.

By The Truth

November 10, 2008 10:07 AM | Link to this

Shiver me timbers.

This reminds me of a chick I met about 12 years ago. We hung out one saturday and had a good time. I let her know I wanted some azz and she said if I go to church with her the next morning she’d give me some. Anyway, I’m sitting in church the next day wondering what just went down.

Thing is she was all grabby grabby like we were a couple or something. WTF???

I don’t know what the significance of church is for women but it must be strong. Some of the foulest chicks I’ve ever met would screw you over all week but wouldn’t miss sunday services.

When chicks talk about church now I have one response and it comes out real fast and loud. Hell no!!!

The good thing is now alot more chicks have realized they can’t live foul lives and go to church on sunday to balance it all out, so they just stopped going to church. LOL

As much as I hate to say it Go FALCONS. :(

By MELO

November 10, 2008 10:08 AM | Link to this

Guys,dont do it!Go to church with the lady if the relationship is getting seriousand not in the initial phases.Its a lady’s trick to try to soften u as far as the u getting the pudsy is concerned.See what China alluded to.How do u justify fornicating with her if u attend church together and the preacher is talking about fornication and u come back home and ask for some.How can u do that with a str8 face? Unless ofcourse u are resigned to hoping that u get it on the wedding day! LMAO. See,every chick u meet will want to play this * Im pure girl* attituder,when in fact that azz has been abused over and over again.Dont be hoodwinked guys. If ur religious beliefs and hers are in sync based on ur discussions,then pursue the relatiosnhip if u want to.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 10:16 AM | Link to this

Brunson Yea, i guess with as much boo-ing and harsh comments some LSU had agianst the man he had to be covered. Still under all that pressure, Alabama won.

Truth Don’t hate.

Go Falcons!

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 10:17 AM | Link to this

PoppaG I can see how those rumblings are truth from how he reacts on the field. He is so focused on getting it right that he holding the ball so long..and making snap judgements and his clock management sucks. I don’t care how tough he feels he needed to sit out yesterday and rest that shoulder. I know Leftwich is not the best QB and he is injury prone but he is seasoned enough to know when to let the ball go. sigh I am trying to see if I can budget it right to go see them play in Tennesse..on Dec 21st. Tickets are like 140.00 a pop in the cheap seats but that would my ultimate Xmas gift.

By MELO

November 10, 2008 10:18 AM | Link to this

if there was a dramatic contradiction in behavior between your dating persona and your church persona

most ladies who are dating will tell u upfront that they are God fearing blah blah and then u find out,she’s got 2/3 kids outa wedlock and never married! They sling azz during the week and then seek God on sunday morning LOL.Why even bother to talk about God ladies?? This is the biggest dating fraud with black american women and why most of u have no credibility!!

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 10:20 AM | Link to this

Truth

As much as I hate to say it Go FALCONS. :(

Since the Falcons next game is against a bitter rival of Oakland (Denver Broncos), so it shouldn’t be hard for you to cheer for the Falcons this week.

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 10:26 AM | Link to this

PoppaG I will never listen to Rotowire again. I was sooo desperate for a QB I took Culpepper over Grossman because Tampa was on a bye. Mannnnnn Culpepper old behind.. and the Lions(I swear they are just filler so the numbers will be even in the conferences.) I could have kicked him from here to hell and back. Horrible football day yesterday just horrible.

Truth Why don’t the Raider fans just storm old Al’s house and beat him. Either that or the other NFL owners should force him to sell. He doesn’t seem to give a crap about the team. Other than making horrific football decison just how does Al Davis earn his money?

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 10:27 AM | Link to this

Kym

NFL tickets just aren’t cheap period. The Falcons have some of the lowest prices, but I’m sure that they will go up in the next couple of years.

NFL seems to be pricing itself out of the market for the average joe. Don’t get me started on playoff or superbowl tickets. However, it is part of the deal with revenue sharing as the NFL has. Otherwise, Green Bay and Buffalo would have had to move a long time ago. They are in small markets and would have had to raise their prices too high.

The Bills are talking about moving to Toronto, now, from Buffalo anyways.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 10:27 AM | Link to this

Melo please chill, you’re gonna start a fight.

Its a lady’s trick to try to soften u as far as the u getting the pudsy is concerned.

I’m really laughing at you! Why does this have to be the mindset when in fact, she only invited you to church.

that azz has been abused over and over again.

It’s to early for that! What are you talking about?

Cee is now raising her hand in the room, because i would like to be your poster child for “church chic” today.

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 10:35 AM | Link to this

Kym

Two words would have kept me away from Daunte Culpepper: Detroit Lions

The Lions are playing like a team with no pride, and they traded away one of their best players WR Roy Williams. They fired their GM (Matt Millen) about 3 weeks ago. Oakland only wins the worst franchise label over Detroit because Oakland’s problem is the one person that you can’t fire: The owner.

Now, I think that Dallas has 2 players named Roy Williams on their roster

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 10:36 AM | Link to this

PoppaG You are right about that pricing thing. As the average Joanna my love of football is limited..by the budget. But some how some way the agenda is to see a home game in Pittsburgh next year, come hell or high water. I want to take my son when they play the Bungals. He is a Bungals fan(because of his dad) and a Steeler fan because of me. He just roots for whoever is winning during those games.

By MELO

November 10, 2008 10:40 AM | Link to this

when in fact, she only invited you to church

i can go to my own church and u go to urs and we meet when we want to hang or smething.Inviting a guy to church has always been the ladys’ subliminal trick to soften u up! See, a college educated but reformed hoe will see a nice college educated guy and want to lure him.That church invite is a trick to want to pretend to look decent on the part of the chic.If the guy has no experience on dating,he assumes that the way she is about church is the way she really is.And he’s done from henceforth! Ladies are not stupid coz they know what guys will ask for once a relationship is in its early stages:AZZ.So to try and preempt that request,they invite u to church,thats a sublime restraining order.LMAO! We can only go to church tgether if the relatiosnship heats up and i have slapped that azz a cple of times,not be4!! Only then will i let the church deacon have his say coz my stamp is on the pudsy already!

By kimmie

November 10, 2008 10:40 AM | Link to this

Morning Blog Fam

I am careful to get the religious stuff out the way before we even start dating. Meaning, I find out what his religion/beliefs are up front. I am Christian and not open to changing faiths, so it’s no need in me looking crazy later saying I’m all in love and don’t know what to do cause he’s Muslim, Jehovah’s Witness, Jew, etc! I’m also not a fanatic about church either, I’m actually more spiritual than religious and I don’t go to church every single Sunday and I’m not a Bible thumper.

I dated a guy briefly that had been raised most of his life Muslim until his parents divorced when he was 14. His mother promptly went back to being Baptist after the divorce, but his dad was such a fanatical Muslim it just soured him on religion all together - to the point he was almost atheist. He used to tell me it was not that he didn’t believe in God, he just didn’t need God. When I would say OMG about something, he would say “don’t be bringing God into this”. This did not sit well with me at all and I know it would not have boded well with my family. We parted ways, definitely not “equally yoked”.

I have gone to church with most guys I’ve dated, but only invited one guy to mine, other than my current SO. I don’t bring every random dude to church with me, just like I don’t bring them all around my family unless it is very serious. I’ve only been close to marrying one other guy, so that’s why I invited him to church.

My going to church with the other guys did not make a difference one way or the other in our relationship. It did not really make us closer or anything. We were not truly committed to each other so all the church in the world was not going to change that.

My current SO is Baptist and I am Presbyterian. The only thing I have had to kind of get used to is that Presbyterians stay in church 1 hour, hour and a half tops. Some Baptists try to have you there all day. SO’s church is a happy medium and I love going because his pastor is funny and uplifting. During the time the Rev. Wright stuff was abuzz, SO’s pastor got up to preach one Sunday but announced that if anyone was thinking about running for public office in the future it would probably be best that they left. I started to stand up and act like I was leaving as a joke! He didn’t pull a Rev. Wright that Sunday, but he surely put it down!

Of course, the family that prays together has a better chance of staying together, but prayer is only one element. The prayer needs to be put into action for how you lead your life and treat each other.

By China Doll

November 10, 2008 10:48 AM | Link to this

A few years ago I dated a “Pastor’s Son.” He was one of the most preverted/nasty/filty guys I ever met. Come to find out he is/was being groomed to take over his father’s church.

By The Truth

November 10, 2008 10:49 AM | Link to this

Kym Why don’t the Raider fans just storm old Al’s house and beat him. The same reason we didn’t storm the white house looking for Bush’s head.

Poppa I despise Denver and Atlanta equally. The best case scenario would involve a large explosion at that game. LOL

Btw, how did the NFC catch up in one year? It was accepted knowledge last year that the AFC was superior. What a difference a day makes.

similac as much as I’d like to say my team is better than yours I can’t even fantasize that well.-The Truth must bow to the Falcons. LOL

Melo double co-sign to your posts. Way to get it going this morning. I want to see what KP has to say about his flock fugging all week then asking for forgiveness on sunday. LOL

Folks, if you want more proof of how the big banks have set up this whole recession thing and are the only ones benefitting from it, read this.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/11/09/AR2008110902155_pf.html

They are cleaning up, al least the one’s that are in the loop.

Thanks Kimmie for the new news source.

By MELO

November 10, 2008 10:53 AM | Link to this

He was one of the most preverted/nasty/filty guys I ever met u must have met Bishop Earl Paulk lol

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 10:56 AM | Link to this

a sublime restraining order.

Melo I’m looking at you sideways, but at the sametime you are cracking me up.

You have a point. But, )and here we go with this again) :/ don’t group all single church going women together! This hype that you are saying about pinning for some “good ole boy”, to snatch him/her up for the picking is not inclusive of ALL. That “Pure Patty” to get with a man is those that are trying too hard. I might add alot more men come to church to find PP when they are looking for a good marriage material women. They will come to ‘the church’ for the search, but then couldn’t tell you nothing about bible. Again, i laugh at the foolery

By kimmie

November 10, 2008 10:57 AM | Link to this

Truth - You’re welcome, now just come over every evening so you can pull me away from the computer screen! LOL! Well, the first step to overcoming is admitting you have a problem! LOL!

By China Doll

November 10, 2008 11:14 AM | Link to this

Melo

Are you trynna be my “special friend” today.

No, no relation to Earl Paulk but a well known ATL AA Pastor’s son.

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 11:17 AM | Link to this

Truth Trust me if they have good tax lawyers they are all in the loop. If those lawyers want to stay employed they better have them in the loop.

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 11:20 AM | Link to this

ChinaDoll LMAO, I have slept with a man of the cloth before..they are all freaks. (okay I won’t generalize —not all of them are freaks)

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 11:26 AM | Link to this

melo btw- no need for me a “subliminal restraining order”. I haven’t brought a guy to my church with me to start, jus’ sayin. For one of the many reasons, is exactly what has been opinioned here in the blog. 2) I don’t need the nosy folks in my biz, nor he thinking he knows all about my joint anyhow. I would tell a guy upfront, he can go if he wanna, but this does not change, or “press” the status of our relationship. We don’t even have to go together, but he is more than welcome to attend. And if he was “pinning for the panties” to start, whether he go to the church or not I’ve peeped that BS, anyway. gthoh Please.

Truth ‘preciate that. Maybe we can share some snacks together. Did i notice you are now a politics fan?

By China Doll

November 10, 2008 11:32 AM | Link to this

Kym

I was not aware/prepared for such behavior. Everytime he talked to me face to face he was rubbing/holding his package, lickin’ his lips and always leading the convo. towards a sexual nature and mind you he would at “attention” the whole time.

There is nothing wrong with seduction/being sensous, etc but I thought as a “PK” he would be more reserved.

I wish I could tell ya’ll the half…the above was just the subtle/mild things he would do.

That connection only lasted a few weeks. LOL

By The Truth

November 10, 2008 11:36 AM | Link to this

Kym seems the big boys don’t care about the small fries either. I must say that I wish i was on their side. We get information and sit on it. They use the information they get against us. They’re very effective at getting what they want.

Cee Did i notice you are now a politics fan? I have a CNN IV hooked to arm as we speak. I’ve always enjoyed history but NEVER American history until now. I’m making up for lost time. You have some zingers over there?

China a chick I know, a real freak btw, dated a preacher and broke up with him because he was to wild. Now the chick I’m referring to was out there, some REAL wild stuff. She never told me what he was into but it must have been wild to shake her.

By bbb

November 10, 2008 11:40 AM | Link to this

Coming from a southern baptist family, emphasis has always been on finding someone born again as well. Somehow, during my drunk rebellious college years, I end up eloping with a another rebellious drunk SB. We don’t practice our faith in our actions or behaviors. And our relationship did not end up working at all. Now I am back at square one and am dating someone where we pray together, and struggle with temptation of premarital sex as we are both grown consenting adults-and have of course partaken. But I see us growing together in a much deeper way. A cord of three strands is not easily broken.

By MELO

November 10, 2008 11:41 AM | Link to this

Cemeeli u are a stand up chic.then! But im sure,ull agree,there are sme experienced but desperate chics out there who try to pull that church card to hoodwink and do a headlock on nice guys.There are sme late 20sme guys on here,who got their ish in order but who arent as experienced in this dating game.I just want them to get it str8 up from a married and reformed ho who has seen it all and let tham knw that they must resist that church invite at all costs untill they knw what they are getting into.Coz most/sme of these bible thumper church ladies have rotten insides! Taste that menu 1st,then proceed with caution guys!! Thats the bottom line.Atending Church with a lady is cool,esp if u have already won her over and uall happy and kicking it.Be4 that and esp if still in exploratory phase,not a good idea in my view. China Doll ive alwayz been a fan. of urs.lol

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 11:44 AM | Link to this

China LMAO trust me I am laughing with you not at you. I have only slept with one man of the cloth but I know plenty of deacons of devilment. This is why I find church folks funny. I know what Melo is saying is a bit off the cuff but to be honest he has a point. Church folks especially some of us women folks are classic. They will sweat the walls down on Saturday night and then bright on Sunday morning roll off of he or she(as the case maybe), shower, and go to church and if the message is right they will feel all ashamed and call said he or she they rolled off of the night before and tell them that they have repented for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Well atleast until next Saturday when it will be time to rinse and repeat the same process again.

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 11:46 AM | Link to this

Truth

Btw, how did the NFC catch up in one year? It was accepted knowledge last year that the AFC was superior. What a difference a day makes.

1) Tom Brady got injured and that changed that division.

2) I think that Peyton is still trying to recover from off season surgery, and Marvin Harrison needs to retire. His play is starting to remind of Jerry Rice’s last days. Marvin will be in the Hall of Fame. Just hang’em up.

3) SD lost Shawne Merriman for the year. Major defensive loss.

4) Other than Tony Romo, name a NFC star that has an injury that affects his team so significantly.

5) NFC East and NFC South has some good teams. Giants are the best team in the whole NFL right now.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 11:46 AM | Link to this

Blanca I’m am glad you enjoyed the service with your date. I now can observe, some people get so caught up in semantics, they probably couldn’t even enjoy the experience. Wow.

So. An invite to church has subliminal message of ‘get snatched up’. I’m so done.

Is it lunchtime?

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 11:50 AM | Link to this

Truth/Kym

You notice that this story comes out AFTER the election.

We are now in the “lame duck” portion of the session. Don’t be surprised to see other craziness to come out.

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 11:52 AM | Link to this

Truth I am going to need you to branch pass CNN and try the BBC. I like them they give a outside look at our govt. I also have what else over here, NY Times, NPR(love them) and Washington Post. I even read Fox News(fair and balance—yeah ok) the media has not been fair and balance since Walter Cronkite.

By MELO

November 10, 2008 11:56 AM | Link to this

Blanca I’m am glad you enjoyed the service with your date I hope Cee,that Blanca will share with us when Roland gets his 1st taste of her azz.I can tell up front,it wont be soon and by time they break up,it will never happen coz the more they go tgether,the more he is unable/uncomfortable to bring up that subject.And she wont offer it either..lol

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 11:59 AM | Link to this

PoppaG/Truth Of course it comes out now..neither party wanted us to know how idiotic it was to (a) bailout the banks and (b) give the Treasury so much power(not that they needed it).

I heard this on BBC this morning and NPR has a article..I am a firm believer that all eyes should be on China.. China’s Bailout Plan

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 11:59 AM | Link to this

Kym

NPR is probably the best as far as being balanced.

I read the New York Times everyday. It is even on my smartphone.

BBC is good, too, but I like NPR (even on the radio) the best. Mrs. Martin (Atty Billy Martin’s wife) is one of my favorites.

the media has not been fair and balance since Walter Cronkite.

Seeing Dan Rather yesterday, he is truly grumpy. He said that the only thing that Obama should tell Bush in their meeting today is “Adios”.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 12:05 PM | Link to this

Cee is now wondering why she can never get a blog fight when she wants one.

Dayum melo!

You do understand my form/essence. I see you putting down blueprints for the stand-up men too. We cool, then.

Lemme add, when i’m in the church i’m just as i am here on the blog. I “sit in the cut”. I don’t have to always agree w/ everything going on at church. I get my lesson/word/worship and take myself on about my business. I make a concious effort not to get caught in the “church-folk” mayhem. Sometimes hanging with “split thumpers” can be more detrimental to your spiritual walk than beneficial.

Truth it’s lunchtime. May i have a zinger when it’s time for the next snack? Lol the CNN IV, i need one of those.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 12:16 PM | Link to this

melo You know, i know. I’m sure she can handle her own. (that as it is)

By The Truth

November 10, 2008 12:27 PM | Link to this

Poppa/Kym seems we’ll see much sooner than thought if Barack is really going to do something or just play along. If he lets this pass as well as some other legisaltion that Bush passed on the way out Obama will be as useless as Bush. Sorry to burst the bubble. I think Obama is severley out gunned.

Btw, both the Washington Post and New York Times are owned/controlled by Council on Foreign Relations members. This group is heavily tied into world politics and supports a one government world, led by the mega rich. The process is well underway.

Did you hear Ted Turner say the most evil person was Bush on 60 minutes yesterday? Wow.

Cee a big box of zingers and fanta soda coming up.

By Blanca

November 10, 2008 12:38 PM | Link to this

MELO I can tell up front,it wont be soon and by time they break up,it will never happen coz the more they go tgether,the more he is unable/uncomfortable to bring up that subject. I’m just going to sit and smile about that one…of course, waiting for The Truth to offer his clever insights about my sex life.

By MELO

November 10, 2008 12:47 PM | Link to this

Ive been getting close up Obama pics since last week Tuesday.One thing i observed is that the Prez has a big foot,proly size 15,16,thereabout.No wonder Michelle seems so happy,vibrant and glowing all the time! Thats a real happy household,being taken care of on all fronts,all cylinders are fired up!

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 12:47 PM | Link to this

Truth Obama has already said he is going to overturn some of the Bush admin polices. The problem with this one with the Treasury is that was not a decision Bush made the bailout was a act of Congress, and Congress in their haste to pass something—anything didn’t do their homework. Agencies like the Treasury(IRS) operate under the power that Congress gives them and since Congress has no clue what those powers are all they can do now is sit back and go wait..we didnt mean for you to do that. Think about it the IRS is a govt agency and yet you can be arrested, home and property seized all on their authority. Reading Tax Code, that should a form of torture.

By The Truth

November 10, 2008 1:08 PM | Link to this

Poppa Paulson comes from the banking side of the house so he’s just looking out for his buddies. We the people should be up in arms but we’re so passive it’s useless.

Just like Bush passing that Marshall Law bill. WTF????

By jakesdad

November 10, 2008 1:10 PM | Link to this

we’re at the opposite end of this spectrum - she’s Jewish & I’m Methodist…

that said we’ve recently joined a reform temple in Sandy Springs, initially for the kids but I have to admit I’m amazingly comfortable there - not converting but they seem remarkably accepting of couples like us…

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 1:18 PM | Link to this

To add to the massive comments about how Obama would handle the “Bail Out”.

Ralph Nader was on Fox News and said Barack Obama choice, basically is whether he’s going to be Uncle Sam for the people of this country, or Uncle Tom for the giant corporations. <——Are you serious?!?!?

Not only that, after being called out on it by FN anchor Shepard Smith giving Nader, a chance to apologize and take it back, Nader said he wouldn’t.

This kind of thinking is classic of ppl being reduced to ignorant comments to the President elect, as he is black . I really can’t wait to see what they say if Obama puts a basketball court in the White House, while Sasha and Malia draw hop-scotchs on the front sidewalks.

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 1:21 PM | Link to this

  • We the people should be up in arms but we’re so passive it’s useless. *

I’ve said that for years. Americans care more about what is goin’ in Sean Comb’s most recent reality show than things that actually affects them on a day to day basis.

I know all about Paulson. I worked a paralegal representing financial institutions particularly foreclosure, disposessory and some SEC things. I’m pretty familiar with Goldman Sachs. I know that bankers are greedy. Lawyers get the grief, but we take an oath to zealously represent our clients.

They are the ones that pushed for deregulation and subprime lending. The like the potential for the higher interest rates.

All you need to know about dirty bankers is Nationsbank (now Bank of America) and the shady actions of (NationsCredit). It was both discriminatory and heinous.

Sorry Darrell but Bank of America is a dirty financial instution

By MELO

November 10, 2008 1:31 PM | Link to this

Poppe,thats what capitalism is,each one for himself,God for us all In american capitalism,u milk them untill u get caught,then u start all over again in a different field.Obama is advocating for a marshall plan to kick start the economy.The informed like me and the other phat cats in chicago are lining up for contracts as we speak.If u dont do smething and line up for ur share,u will be the only one on the blog in 2004,still complaining and whining, i will be in St Tropez with my fam,enjoying the sun and beach and my share of the loot.

By Kaitlyn

November 10, 2008 1:34 PM | Link to this

Church as a first date? Nope, not here. Have I invited anyone? Nope and I don’t recall being invited. I did date a guy who often talked about how much he hated church but believed in God. He always spoke of how hypocritical the people are, but never seemed to understand that people outside of the church were hypocritical as well. Although, I loved him very much (we dated off/on for many years), when he did want to talk marriage I’d found out I was pregnant with my current (we now have 2 children and this fool doesn’t want to get married…that another blog in itself).

Anyway, I’ve dated men really into church and those that never went to church. And for the most part, they’ve all had good hearts. And had I been smart, I would have been with one of them and not the knucklehead I’m with now (again, another blog all in itself).

I’ve heard you can find big freaks in the church. I find that funny, especially when I think of some of the women I grew up with. I wasn’t raised in the church but my mom later thought she needed to force me. The effect wasn’t the same but luckily for her I didn’t turn out like those women raised in the church.

I don’t think church as a date (first, early on, or later) is a bad idea. But I think two people should simply enjoy the experience and not read into it. Men will do anything for some tail. And women do use the ‘God Fearing’ quote when they simply don’t understand what it means. Heck, many of them probably still use the table of contents to look up the scriptures. Lol, I do but I know I need work.

With that being said, I do believe in prayer. I have a church home (full of hypocrits and cliques) and believe in fellowship, but much of my fellowship does come from outside of the church. My pastor is awesome but lately I’ve been lazy…really lazy.

My mom says I should be equally yoked and that the reason my children’s father and backed away from marriage after two beautiful girls. I had real hope because I do love him but you can only take so much drama from one person. At this point I can’t see marrying him when nothing will change. Church doesn’t change a person. He or she has to want to change and seek help from the church by attending, believing, and understanding what it means.

Finally, win or lose, I hate the Falcons. Hope everyone enjoys their day.

OBAMA 2008!!!

By Val

November 10, 2008 1:36 PM | Link to this

I would bring a friend of mines to church on a ongoing bases, for it is important to have same place of worship.

Yes, I believe a family that prays together stays together, for prayer is the foundation of your relationship w/Christ.

Also, for those that dated ladies/men that went to church on a regular, but the WILD side came OUT. It could be possible they were lacking in their relationship w/Christ. It not just going to church…its a relationship that you build(like any other relationship).

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 1:36 PM | Link to this

PoppaG I guess we are both showing out age..I remember Nationsbank all to well and Nationscredit. I think back in the late 90’s there was a lawsuit filed against them for discriminatory lending practices.

PoppaG/Truth I don’t things are going to change much in with the American people with Obama in office.

People seem to forget that our Consitution starts with these 3 words..WE THE PEOPLE..not we the govt or we the congress. Congress works for us, they are suppose to be representatives of our interest, a fact I think the American people have long since forgotten. We look to them to tell us what to do as oppose to us telling them what they better do.

By Val

November 10, 2008 1:39 PM | Link to this

I would bring a friend of mines to church on a ongoing bases, for it is important to have same place of worship.

Yes, I believe a family that prays together stays together, for prayer is the foundation of your relationship w/Christ.

Also, for those that dated ladies/men that went to church on a regular, but the WILD side came OUT. It could be possible they were lacking in their relationship w/Christ. It not just going to church…its a relationship that you build(like any other relationship).

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 1:42 PM | Link to this

okay lets try this again..I am Grumpy and Sleepy Smurf(thanks to the Eagles and the Giants)

PoppaG/Truth I don’t think things are going to change much within the minds of the American people with Obama in office.

By S

November 10, 2008 1:42 PM | Link to this

My first date with my wife was at church. We have been married 33 years. Think of your relationship as a triangle with God at the top and you and your mate at each side. The closer you both get to God the closer you will be to each other.

By China Doll

November 10, 2008 1:43 PM | Link to this

Truth

I saw the interview on 60 minutes last night. I had to agree with him in regards to “W”. LOL

By Val

November 10, 2008 1:44 PM | Link to this

I would bring a friend of mines to church on a ongoing bases, for it is important to have same place of worship.

Yes, I believe a family that prays together stays together, for prayer is the foundation of your relationship w/Christ.

Also, for those that dated ladies/men that went to church on a regular, but the WILD side came OUT. It could be possible they were lacking in their relationship w/Christ. It not just going to church…its a relationship that you build(like any other relationship).

By KP (http://chatkafe.blogspot.com)

November 10, 2008 1:47 PM | Link to this

Man…it’s no fun having to work some days. I miss out on some good topics!

I will try to remain unbiased with my position as much as possible :)

How many of you have worshipped with someone in an early courtship, and how did it affect your relationship?

If you are indeed serious about your religious beliefs, then it’s a great idea to share in this experience with someone you see potential with. At the very least, you may have the opportunity to open someone’s eyes to something God is calling them to. Blanca and Roland may not work out long-term, but their experience together may be a pivotal moment in his religious growth. At the end of the day we must recognize that it’s not always about us :)

Do you agree that “the couple who prays together, stays together?”

Yes…the more time you spend praying and sharing a common religious/relationship experience, the less time you spend focused on your own selfish/personal desires.

It’s hard to pray and cuss someone out at the same time! I’ve used prayer in the midst of some intense discussions and things calmed down dramatically. It works in friendships, relationships and marriages.

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 1:51 PM | Link to this

Kym

People seem to forget that our Consitution starts with these 3 words..WE THE PEOPLE..not we the govt or we the congress.

Americans have been conditioned to play the victim.

I am of the belief that the world’s problems can be traced by to at least one of the seven deadly sins.

Our current situation can be traced to Sloth (laziness), greed, and gluttony.

Gets us back to the topic of the day

By MELO

November 10, 2008 1:52 PM | Link to this

one on the blog in 2004, 2012 i meant.

By mqew

November 10, 2008 2:03 PM | Link to this

Hey Peeps….

Awww church, one of my old fav dating locations. Back in the day, I would enjoy taking a bf to my church… just to really see their reaction. My fams chuuch is one of the “holy rollers” localle so it was pure entertatinment for me to take someone on a nice packed Sunday. Then, afterwards, my aunts, cousins, uncle and general congregation would mildly grill em. Hilarious. Back then, cause I was young and they were involved, I needed to know that they could handle them back then without being disrespectful or antagonistic. Being able to let people’s intensity, about something that you may or may not agree with, not translating into an issue.

I remember one bf and his cousin just sat there and laughed their azzes off… LOL in church. Not cool, but, I understood.

I wanted someone I knew would basically neva let em see you sweat… So I guess it was a small test, but since chuuch was very much apart of my life whether I liked it or not I thought it was necessary… so… it was what it was…

By mqew

November 10, 2008 2:06 PM | Link to this

S AGREED!!!

PERSONALLY, I’VE ONLY BEEN MARRIED FOR 12YRS. PLEASE BELIEVE IT WOULD NOT LASTED THIS LONG HAD WE DECIDED TO DO IT WITHOUT HIM

By The Truth

November 10, 2008 2:08 PM | Link to this

*Cee he’s right. He can’t serve both because our goals aren’t the same. He’ll either sell out to the powers and prosper or to the people and perish. Honestly I wouldn’t represent the people because they are to fickle to wield any power. Entertain them with a skirmish or ecological disaster and they can’t function. That’s what they do.

Martin Luther King was the last person to try and represent us and you see what happened to him, and us. In some instances we’re worse than before, minus our recent elections. Now we’re divide to the point of being powerless.

Poppa that entitlement feeling is bigger than just here in blogsville.

By mytwocents

November 10, 2008 2:12 PM | Link to this

Brunson Did y’all check out the “Bodies” this wknd? If so, your thoughts…

Melo My beloved bufoon, if you don’t hush! That shoe size thang is is not somethin that we all fixate on (M’k y papi con los zapatos grandes aside.) And in a contest of which gender has the most cause to question the other’s credibility, you may be setting yaself up for a complete thrashing… specially if we start with you hahahaaaaaa

Basketball fanatics ~ what is the Oklahoma Thunder, I think they’re called… a recycled or new franchise?

By mytwocents

November 10, 2008 2:13 PM | Link to this

Brunson Did y’all check out the “Bodies” this wknd? If so, your thoughts…

Melo My beloved bufoon, if you don’t hush! That shoe size thang is is not somethin that we all fixate on (M’k y papi con los zapatos grandes aside.) And in a contest of which gender has the most cause to question the other’s credibility, you may be setting yaself up for a complete thrashing… specially if we start with you hahahaaaaaa

Basketball fanatics ~ what is the Oklahoma Thunder, I think they’re called… a recycled or new franchise?

By The Truth

November 10, 2008 2:17 PM | Link to this

Tatas recycled Seattle Supersonics team.

By MELO

November 10, 2008 2:18 PM | Link to this

mytwocents,my fellow beloved bufoonstress(female version),u better settle the contest with the other ladies who have agreed with me already,then come to me for the 2nd round if u win the female contest.So far,i guess coz u late, i won the contest already.So much for tardiness.Try tmrw in another diff contest.And plz be early..

By mqew

November 10, 2008 2:19 PM | Link to this

Ceemee I don’t know what happened to my boi, but I did enjoy the show nonetheless ;-)

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 2:22 PM | Link to this

Truth

Poppa that entitlement feeling is bigger than just here in blogsville.

I agree totally with you.

People don’t like to take responsibility for their own mess ups. It is always someone else’s fault when something goes wrong.

People are more willing to watch Fox’s “Temptation Island” than the State of the Union address. Then, they claim that the government didn’t tell you anything.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 2:32 PM | Link to this

Truth

Of course, he’ll run a percentage either way. I just wonder if that’s what we will hold his legacy to be. There are other issues the man, any man who’s the president in this nation was elected ask if he is going to be Uncle Sam or Uncle Tom.

The perspective of the reality.

By The Truth

November 10, 2008 2:33 PM | Link to this

Poppa this reminds me of the stories I heard about Vietnam. Seems that a small group of well trained, well equipped, and determined soldiers were able to control and suppress much larger groups of the enemy. That’s what they do to us. Like I said, I wish I was on their side because for them victory is assured and will happen during an episode of Desparate Housewives. LOL

THe worst part is all this info is out there if we just read.

By MELO

November 10, 2008 2:36 PM | Link to this

People don’t like to take responsibility for their own mess ups

I agree.so many fools were taken in/conived with/by the mortgage brokers and offered subprime,variable loans,they falsified their income levels smtimes or preferred no doc loans and never read the documents they signed.All becoz they wanted to blink blink and show the Jones next door that they too can get a big house with basement and all the amenities. Look at u now phool!! Im thinking of liquidating sme of my 401k coz sme of these houses are going for give away prices.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 2:39 PM | Link to this

Correction;

There are other issues the man, or any man who’s elected the president of this nation would be asked if he is going to be Uncle Sam or Uncle Tom.

By MELO

November 10, 2008 2:45 PM | Link to this

THe worst part is all this info is out there if we just read

in that 700b$ bail out package,there is a proviso for u to renogiate ur hme loan mortgage if its in underwater.U have to make representations to ur bank.Mine is with bank of america.Even tho there hasnt been much foreclosures in my subdvsion(i knw only one) the average prices of houses has going dwn compared to when i boght mine, 8 yrs ago.Im in the process of re-negotiating right now to get that loan in parity with the house value. Corporate executives will do that when their stck options go under water,they get new ones issued or re-price the exisiting ones in oredr to benefit them.There is good juice in this current bail out as long as u look out for ur own interests,nobody will look out for u.

By China Doll

November 10, 2008 2:52 PM | Link to this

Melo

Ok…we gone start limiting your comments/post to 3 a day…cause trynna decipher that mess is no fun. Read, re-read, think…read, re-read, think….read, re-read pluck it, move on, next post.

For Christmas, you should purchase decorder rings for all bloggers. Jeeeeezzzzze!!!!

For Christmas, you get Rosetta Stone Platium Edition from me.

By abc

November 10, 2008 2:54 PM | Link to this

I see a big disconnect between dating as presented by the blog most of the time, and going to church as a dating experience — or even taking in a church service as a way of getting to better know a person that you’re dating.

Now, going to church won’t hurt you, depending on the church — there are plenty of charlatan-ran operations calling themselves churches out there — but there’s a better way to go about it, I think.

Start by going yourself, go to numerous churches until you find one that you like, regardless of the reason(s) you might like it. Keep in mind there is no perfect fit as far as churches are concerned. Join church activities, a Sunday School class, a Bible study class. Go to social events sponsored by the church. Find out what a Godly relationship would really be like.

THEN, after all that, if you find someone that interests you, your criteria for whether you’d invite them to visit your church with you, or whether you’d like to visit their church, and what you’d bring to that and get from that will be different from that portrayed so far today.

You’ll be better off personally for the experience, and you’ll be better equipped for the dating scene and what it brings.

By Keep it real!

November 10, 2008 2:54 PM | Link to this

What-up folks!

Pittsburgh sucks! I am glad to see the Falcons doing well!

President Obama will use executive order to rescind a lot of the Bush rush thru policies.

The Freakadeke in people has nothing to do with finding salvation!

By MELO

November 10, 2008 3:03 PM | Link to this

China Doll its not easy,thinking in zulu,translating and writing without spell check in english then deciphering and and translating to SWATS ebonics and finally translating to Oreo english!

By China Doll

November 10, 2008 3:06 PM | Link to this

Melo

You get a pass for today…but don’t on here tomorrow with that same mumbo/jumbo. OK LOL

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 3:19 PM | Link to this

Okay fellow and ladies tell me what you think of this one..

Feminists around the world have reacted with horror to a new line of lingerie that comes equipped with a GPS tracking system. The ‘find me if you can’ range of underwear has been described as a modern-day, high-tech chastity belt. ‘It is outrageous to think that men can buy this, programme it and give it to their partners and then monitor them,’ said Claudia Burghart, leader of a Berlin feminist group.’It is nothing more than a chastity belt for insecure men.’ Lingerie maker Lucia Lorio of Brazil says her design targets the ‘modern, techno-savvy woman’.

The lingerie combination set consists of lace bodice, bikini bottom and faux pearl collar, with the GPS device nestled in the see-through part of the bodice next to the waist. ‘This collection… is a wink to women and a challenge to men because, even if she gives him the password to her GPS, she can always turn it off,’ Lorio said.

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 3:19 PM | Link to this

Truth

Well, it looks like Obama is still utilizing the internet during the transition. He had a huge internet presence with myspace, facebook, etc.

Now he has www.change.gov

By Brunson

November 10, 2008 3:20 PM | Link to this

checked out for a minute. mytwocents we did not do the “bodies” exhibit this weekend, too much football, too little time.smile.

By mytwocents

November 10, 2008 3:30 PM | Link to this

But Truth OK Thunder just sounds so, well you know…

As for my tardiness, promise me the best of the best Zulu behavior or the worst of the worst bufoonery; none of this mediocrity I’ve noticed of late and I shall be more timely.

By Demi

November 10, 2008 3:31 PM | Link to this

or

A few years ago I dated a “Pastor’s Son (daughter).” He (She) was one of the most preverted/nasty/filty guys (woman) I ever met.

Demi is proud to say he didn’t hit that…she die of AIDS last year.

By mytwocents

November 10, 2008 3:31 PM | Link to this

But Truth OK Thunder just sounds so, well you know…

As for my tardiness, promise me the best of the best Zulu behavior or the worst of the worst bufoonery; none of this mediocrity I’ve noticed of late and I shall be more timely.

By Demi

November 10, 2008 3:35 PM | Link to this

By a show of hands…Who has slept with the Pastor’s wife?

In my defense…I blame Alvin

By MELO

November 10, 2008 3:37 PM | Link to this

mytwocents ok, and plz disable the double post button on ur key board!We give u credit for one post only.

By Keep it real!

November 10, 2008 3:38 PM | Link to this

I luv the chasity belt! But women will find away to get around the belt and get their groove on!

Question: When will Blanc do the deed with the new guy?

When will truth tell the truth and let everyone know he is a good brother and treat all the ladies like a queen?

By Demi

November 10, 2008 3:42 PM | Link to this

Demi is now slapping the ISH outta Melo for his 12:47

Yeen right dawg…Said while VOID’n Melo’s MLB card

By Demi

November 10, 2008 3:50 PM | Link to this

China Doll its not easy,thinking in zulu,translating and writing without spell check in english then deciphering and and translating to SWATS ebonics and finally translating to Oreo english!

LOL DAYUM!!!

By Demi

November 10, 2008 3:52 PM | Link to this

When will truth tell the truth and let everyone know he is a good brother and treat all the ladies like a queen?

LOL…HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA..(SUCKING IN AIR)..HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA..(SUCKING IN AIR)..HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

By Demi

November 10, 2008 3:57 PM | Link to this

Pirate skulls and bones Sticks and stones and weed and bongs Running when we hit ‘em Lethal poison through their system

No one on the corner has swag like us Hit me on my burner prepaid wireless We pack and deliver like UPS trucks Already going hell just pumping our gas

No one on the corner has swag like us Hit me on my burner prepaid wireless We pack and deliver like UPS trucks Already going hell just pumping our gas

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 3:58 PM | Link to this

Melo is always the one that has to go sit in the car for 4 hours.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 4:03 PM | Link to this

Cee is now giving Demi life resuscitation and at the same time about to pass out time from the contagious laughter.

Demi…shhhush!

By MELO

November 10, 2008 4:03 PM | Link to this

Melo is always the one that has to go sit in the car for 4 hours

I told u along time ago that i dont masturbate,why i gotta sit in the car for 4 hrs on strecth??Only the sexx deprived and self pleasers do that. I got a depository for my stuff!!

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 4:06 PM | Link to this

Is Tina Turner in town or something? I believe that I saw her Downtown around the Hilton this afternoon.

By Greg

November 10, 2008 4:06 PM | Link to this

There is a great little old church in Hapeville,Ga just south of Atlanta

By Demi

November 10, 2008 4:10 PM | Link to this

http://www.nationalblackrepublicans.com

Yep…Demi was bored.

By Richard Johnson

November 10, 2008 4:12 PM | Link to this

I’ll worship any babe who’ll give it up at least once a day.

By Demi

November 10, 2008 4:13 PM | Link to this

Cemeeli woman, you know your boy has since cleaned up his act.

By Alvin

November 10, 2008 4:15 PM | Link to this

Cemeeli Please do not believe the false words of Demi.

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 4:15 PM | Link to this

PoppaG She had a concert here this past weekend.

By Demi

November 10, 2008 4:16 PM | Link to this

Richard Johnson I am sure Craigslist has a few women for sell.

By Find 'em as they are

November 10, 2008 4:21 PM | Link to this

My daddy always taught me, being reared in the church and all, to find the worst sinner. Easily changed and trained. Being if leading and living by true example, not by the goods. He always said finding some hypocrite that attends church on the regular was the worst. They never change. They never believe the need to change. They do EVERYTHING they’re big enough to do and never find the sin in that.

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 4:22 PM | Link to this

Kym

Thanks, but one of the secretaries just left for her concert. It seems that Turner’s concert is tonight 11/10/08 (are we already that far into November?)

If I had waited a few minutes, I would have had an answer to my question…Thanks though.

As you know, legal writing takes so much time. I don’t really have time to keep up with entertainment stuff like that.

By Richard Johnson

November 10, 2008 4:23 PM | Link to this

I’m not buying or selling. I’m giving it away.

By the way, doesn’t Blanca have a new guy at least twice a week?

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 4:26 PM | Link to this

Demi bless you.

By lurker

November 10, 2008 4:29 PM | Link to this

KIR When will truth tell the truth and let everyone know he is a good brother and treat all the ladies like a queen?

THAT’S why you get called Truthy Truth we can see and hear it loud and clear. Stop acting all hard and stuff.

By court_fanatic

November 10, 2008 4:31 PM | Link to this

I would love to go to church with my BF, but he’s not into it. Neither was my ex-husband. I used to sit in church and watch the couples and the families and yearn for that myself. Oh well……

By Keep it real!

November 10, 2008 4:33 PM | Link to this

Demi: That is the first time I looked at the blackrepublicans website that is very funny!

They are true Republicans blame the Democrats for everything!

Church is a place to worship it does not take the freak out you!

Poppi old wise one November is here and the little hawk will arrive soon but the ladies will still wear very little when they attend the night clubs!

To Blanca: I calling next!LOL

By Poppa Grande

November 10, 2008 4:36 PM | Link to this

Kym

I knew about Usher’s concert at the Tabernacle, but I didn’t know about Tina Turner’s concert. Go figure.

By QC

November 10, 2008 4:41 PM | Link to this

I really don’t have a problem with my SO, BF, BFF, Friend, etc going to church with me; cause I get my praise, shout & sangin on

Hey Demi, Cee-me-me, Kym

Have a great evening bloggers!

By Demi

November 10, 2008 4:41 PM | Link to this

Truth A lot of women on this blog refuse to believe you’re an A$$…far as I can tell, most dudes on here are themselves.

A lot of shady Bishes in this Bish though.

5, 4, 3, 2…1

By Richard Johnson

November 10, 2008 4:44 PM | Link to this

I once had a church date. I was 34 and she was a 21-year-old college student. It was fun and all, but not as fun as well … you know … sinning.

By The Truth

November 10, 2008 4:48 PM | Link to this

Lurker/Demi I’ve said many times I’m not hard. I’m a laid back fella trying to enjoy everyday I can. I just understand the game is fugged and those out there playing it the most are losing the most.

By Cemeeli

November 10, 2008 4:49 PM | Link to this

lol @ Truth.

Hey QC.

Alvin, Demi must be the other clown that sits sidecourt of the capecrusader, because i remember that fool from somewhere ‘n he aint changed.

By Demi

November 10, 2008 4:50 PM | Link to this

Keep it real! I’ve been hanging out with a few black republicans over the past two month…BOY, I think they hate Barack more than my white republicans friends.

Keep in mind these are some Radical white folks I am talking about.

By Kym aka Grumpy Smurf

November 10, 2008 4:55 PM | Link to this

PoppaG Today, Yesterday, it is all running together at this point. They were promoting it so much last week I thought she had a concert over the weekend. Oh well.

Hey there QC.

By Richard Johnson

November 10, 2008 4:57 PM | Link to this

I am white and more conservative than not, though I’m fairly liberal on social issues. Mainly, I believe government has no business interfering in people’s private lives. Anyone who hates Obama is stupid. We’d better all hope he does a great job. And, I think he will certainly be far better than what we have now … he knows how to think.

By Alvin

November 10, 2008 4:58 PM | Link to this

Cemeeli baby, I am still praying for that dude, LOL.

Truth real recognize real, that’s all. Some haven’t realized that fact.

Kym I will admit. I never thought I would make even a half way decent father. These past three month have really tested me.

By Alvin

November 10, 2008 5:00 PM | Link to this

oh yeah

R.J funny, LOL.

By Keep it real!

November 10, 2008 5:06 PM | Link to this

Hang in their Alvin!

Truth: No one is stating Blanca is setting it out you are jumping to conclusions!

Blanca seems appears to be open,honest,intelligent and a lot of fun to be with! I know if you are not just a dog a real man can enjoy being with a real woman!

To Demi: You are correct about the black republicans you would think President elect Obama took away the wing tips shoes or something!

I have not seen such hate since the civil rights movement!

By Blanca

November 10, 2008 5:07 PM | Link to this

The Truth I usually find your comments amusing, but you at times cross the line. This is notice that your comments will heretofore be edited and should you repeat attacks, you will no longer be allowed to post with the MIA community. It’s just a blog bro - why all the hate?

By Blanca

November 10, 2008 5:13 PM | Link to this

Keep it real! I don’t know you, but I heart you. Thanks for having Blanca’s back! ;)

By DASvenus

November 11, 2008 8:51 AM | Link to this

wow imma have to scroll back up and find out what i missed yesterday. looks like theTruth goin out same as Toucan back in the day…. say-it-aint-so…. LOL

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