Customer: “can I get a coffee, black?”
Robinson: “can’t you see I’m talkin, white?”
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Zach and Miri make a porno, right? Knew the bit in the comic was familiar
It is indeed
I'll take an African American coffee.
African Americano
Come on 🤨
You've just offended the Jamaican guy who doesn't have US citizenship.
That's okay, he won't be here for much longer come next year.
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“Black” just works as a better term. It’s hilarious when people refer to black folks from other countries as “African American.”
I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone offended by being called “black.”
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(Rebranded to "Nito" a while back)
Back when I was a kid, "bimbo" was another slur for black people.
Just curious: where was that? Since I was a child, "Bimbo" meant a dumb, attractive, woman, and implied promiscuity. I heard it most in (Italian) gangster movies, mostly. From what I can tell, the racial slur meaning is used in Germany.
Funny; I lived in Germany for a couple of years and never heard that version, but then, I didn't hang out with the types that would be inclined to teach it to me. I got standard cuss words and some colloquial Bavarian curses.
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In latin america we say "Mi negro, mi flaco, mi gordo, mi pelado" ("My black, my skinny, my fatty, my baldie") and could not care less. Sometimes even to strangers.
Wow, I was way off. ☹️ I guessed "My flaccid black penis is named Gordo".
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Wait, what would the problem be with asking for a café solo?
Wait, what would the problem be with asking for a café solo?
¿Cómo se dice "black" en español?
I think the Spanish word for black is N
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...where's your instrument?
Personally, I’d be like “what the fuck are talking about?”
...an espresso?
Espresso != A regular black coffee. Espresso is way more concentrated, and is brewed using pressure. Regular black coffee implies the drip method.
Or Perc. Black coffee could mean perc. But that really only happens in places that still think it’s the 50’s.
(No judgement. Those diners are amazing, and better coffee than fartbucks.)
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