Well, me neither really. Except for when it is time pick my wife up from work. I'm gonna be up beore the sun regardless and sometimes asleep when it goes down.I don't really care one way or the other. I very seldom have to know what time it is anymore.
I dunno... he looks pretty old to me. I can see how the baby boomers could take offense though.....How dare you say "old indian"-----------don't you know how sensitive some are on here. I'm surprised all the mods (especially Hoax) let this slip through.
Old Original American?How dare you say "old indian"-----------don't you know how sensitive some are on here. I'm surprised all the mods (especially Hoax) let this slip through.
Old Original American?
Is 'squaw' still a proper term ??? Or only if she gets your wikiup ??
I'm OK with crude and thanks for the 'clever' .While crude, that is pretty clever!
I'm OK with crude and thanks for the 'clever' .
That is why Minnesota made everyone change the names of roads, lakes and anything else with "squaw" in it quite a few years ago although there is still a town of Squaw Lake and one of the major lakes has a Squaw Point on it. I don't know how they got by without having to change but I bet crooked politics had something to do with it."Squaw" was, during the frontier days, not only an extremely derisive term for a Native American woman but also a vulgar slang term for the female vagina. Its modern-day equivalent rhymes with the word "runt". I am not one who tends to be a proponent of all the politically correct feel good crap, but "squaw" is a truly obnoxious and offensive word that needs to be dropped out of circulation like a bad habit. To refer to a native woman as a "squaw" would be like calling gay people "fags" or black people "******s". It is a totally inappropriate word to use as part of ones normal vernacular.