jnormand

I feel dumber for having read that.

jnormand

On a side note...based on the picture....I'd let that woman call me whatever she wants.

Crusader

Personally I would only use such language among friends or other people where it is established and accepted and in private. Me and my very good friend uses really derogatory terms for eachother when we hang out but would never do such a thing in public.

Budsdrinker

It shouldn't matter to anyone but PT what she calls him. Who knows what he calls her, it could be just as bad or worse! Everyone is just to damn sensitive these days if you ask me. Growing up every kid on my block had a nickname that would probably hurt someone's feelings today but we didn't care.

Danno

I think the issue has nothing to do with what they call each other in private. No one gives a crap about that.

The issue is whether its offensive (or hypocritical) to use the N-word in a public venue by a white person speaking about a black person.

Personally, I just like exposing the hypocrisy of it all. I think the word is offense regardless of who's saying it. I don't allow it in my workplace (a firable offense) by anyone regardless of race.

aquaboogie

I think the word is offense regardless of who's saying it. I don't allow it in my workplace (a firable offense) by anyone regardless of race.[/QUOTE]

BINGO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

aquaboogie

She could prevent a lot of controversy by calling him Pierre! That is what his parents named him.

vpheughan

Next topic: How will the price of tomato's effect next year's defense?

Luda34

Hell no bruh PT get on her ass don't go out like bruh. A but you like it I love it. It's not my business what they do or say behind close doors.

Euphoria

Girls giving me ass... she can call me anything she wants as long as I am getting it.