Dirty Pretty Thangs - Latest Comments

Re: A Hint of Spice is Always Nice

LC — Fri, 18 Apr 2014 21:17:50 -0000

I'm so late but I JUST saw a tweet from Bad Dominicana wearing the "Black Girls are Magic" shirt and saying to get at you if interested. I wish I had known about this before!!!! Is there any chance you'll be selling these again at a later date? Thanks for creating these, btw. We ARE magic!

Re: Men, Commitment, Tradition & The Independent Woman: PBG Responds

Rae — Sun, 06 Apr 2014 17:26:24 -0000

A lot of these men who claim to not want a self-sufficient mate then whine when she's always up under them. Always asking for money. You didn't want her to have her own life or financials so deal with it.

Re: Men, Commitment, Tradition & The Independent Woman: PBG Responds

Damnpops — Wed, 26 Mar 2014 11:28:12 -0000

What I'll say is that my post was meant to do just this. It was meant to start a discussion. The points I outlined were basic because I was bringing to light some issues a friend of mine had. I wanted to create a barometer of importance to those issues. I wanted to judge it fromthe posts feedback. I personally feel everyone should be able to do for themselves. If someone lacks in an area i hope to be able to compensate . The underlying theme is that we're not all the same. I wanted to see how many people this scenario would be an issue for.

Re: A Hint of Spice is Always Nice

lena — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 16:49:36 -0000

oooOOoo Funny how some folks make noises when they realize people aren't paying attention to them. LOL Good for you for spinning this into something positive. I will be getting one of these once pay day hits. :)

Re: A Hint of Spice is Always Nice

The Pretty Brown Girl — Mon, 17 Mar 2014 16:04:07 -0000

This will be him:

Re: A Hint of Spice is Always Nice

Death to Adverbs™ — Mon, 17 Mar 2014 15:17:14 -0000

That face when he sees these shirts though............. *guffaw*

Re: #BlackGirlMagic: Living and Breathing And Claiming It

EbonyLolita — Fri, 14 Mar 2014 11:03:59 -0000

Can't wait for my t-shirt to get here. Teespring told me it's on it's way TODAY!!

Re: Family Love, Lost & Found: Our New Cousin Audrey

EbonyLolita — Fri, 14 Mar 2014 11:02:53 -0000

AMEN!!! I love seeing Black folks get re-connected to their roots & branches of their family tree :)

Re: Family Love, Lost & Found: Our New Cousin Audrey

ichoosethesun — Fri, 14 Mar 2014 10:44:37 -0000

How awesome!

Re: Family Love, Lost & Found: Our New Cousin Audrey

tigger500 — Thu, 13 Mar 2014 16:55:11 -0000

This is dope

Re: Family Love, Lost & Found: Our New Cousin Audrey

The Pretty Brown Girl — Thu, 13 Mar 2014 15:02:37 -0000

It's great! Thanks for reading, Rashid.

Re: Family Love, Lost & Found: Our New Cousin Audrey

Rashid — Thu, 13 Mar 2014 14:44:01 -0000

I adore this story! Ancestry.com has been a life changer for me also.

Re: Dirty Pretty AncestryDNA Results!!: Nigerian Girl

Sabrina97 — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 07:29:32 -0000

I just got mine, too. Interesting that I'm not more European, based on my mother's features...

Re: Dirty Pretty AncestryDNA Results!!: Nigerian Girl

anteater — Sat, 18 Jan 2014 05:54:33 -0000

what was the other 2%?

Re: Dirty Pretty AncestryDNA Results!!: Nigerian Girl

Rae — Mon, 06 Jan 2014 19:25:26 -0000

It's interesting seeing the breakdown. Seeing what appears to me are Germanic features on my dad's side I wonder how much that will make up. I need to get myself together and order a kit. LOL

Re: Dirty Pretty AncestryDNA Results!!: Nigerian Girl

EbonyLolita — Mon, 06 Jan 2014 19:15:51 -0000

CONGRATS!!!

Re: “What Would You Do?” – The Angry Black Woman Edition

SHAMEICE — Tue, 31 Dec 2013 14:03:51 -0000

Again…maybe you should THINK before speaking. This is a completely different person…Wow…you are pretty sad. And Mad? No, ma'am, just feeling sorry for you at this point. And if you truly feel that you are the least bit significant to "touch" a nerve (never heard that one before, maybe because I am in the medical field and we use words too big for you to understand) and affect me, you are as sorely mistaken as every post you have made on here…and with that…you are now speaking to yourself. Good day :)

Re: “What Would You Do?” – The Angry Black Woman Edition

Anonymous — Sun, 29 Dec 2013 21:37:27 -0000

Well, I must say... Thank you very very much Madame, for your enlightened statement!!

Re: “What Would You Do?” – The Angry Black Woman Edition

Kimberly Moseberry — Sun, 29 Dec 2013 19:15:48 -0000

Wow. I must have really dug down and touched a nerve here for you to go through all the trouble of making up another handle here. Don't be mad. LOL!

Re: “What Would You Do?” – The Angry Black Woman Edition

SHAMEICE — Sun, 29 Dec 2013 18:44:15 -0000

You Kimberly Moseberry are getting a nasty attitude over nothing…someone else's opinion. It is YOU who help to perpetuate this angry black woman scenario. Understand this stereotype is based on the idea that if a black woman doesn't like something "she is going to let you know what's on her mind!" And you, are doing just that. Quit trying to be a bully. We, yes, that's right, I am also a black woman, are trying to blame WWYD for making us look bad….Please!

Have you seen how we have made OURSELVES look! Yes I have been the stereotypical "angry black female" before and you know what…I looked dumb as ever! That segment touches so many other subjects other than race. How about GROWN women being mean girls, being all passive aggressive and a lot of people just standing around and letting it happen. Did you ever stop to think a person doesn't have to stand up for themselves by yelling, screaming and threatening? Did you ever stop to think that this was edited so you don't know what the other girl said in her defense?

"The crowd had nothing to do with this" It's sad people like you who will sit back and let the wrong thing happen. I am in an interracial marriage and I would be most proud if anyone stood up for us like most of the people did in that clip. It's not about you or anyone for that matter to voice their opinion about our marriage. But if someone chose to feel the need to do so, the only way we can send a message of tolerance is to stand up against any acts that go against that. Remember, there were kids in that shop and the way those adults acted sends the message as to what the right response should be. I am going to teach my kids that we can all have our own opinions, but to disrespect someone else because you don't agree is not the right thing AT ALL.

Who cares if it was a reality based segment….is anything on TV based on reality anymore?!

We need to just all do our part to stop trying to torment anyone and worry about that. And if we see wrong…call it out for what it is…wrong!

And nothing is wrong with posting anonymous because there are crazy people out there who think because they don't agree with someone they can torment them…much like what you seem to be panning out as….

Re: “What Would You Do?” – The Angry Black Woman Edition

Kimberly Moseberry — Wed, 18 Dec 2013 08:55:48 -0000

I can't help but to laugh at people like you. Always claiming your done, but yet always coming back with more BS than before. Did I touch a nerve? It seems that I did. LOL!

Re: “What Would You Do?” – The Angry Black Woman Edition

Anonymous — Wed, 18 Dec 2013 08:51:00 -0000

You are a fool, and you don't read or understand what I'm saying... And you keep calling me a liar (in other words) as if I couldn't make my own opinions and think I only have ideas on Black women "based on what other people have told you." This is so freaking ridiculous it pisses me off, I don't wanna go any further!!! You seem like the type that won't let go
until you have the last word, so go ahead, have it, but unfortunately, it won't change what is SO true about the "angry Black woman" stereotype... So long, Miss!!

Re: “What Would You Do?” – The Angry Black Woman Edition

Kimberly Moseberry — Mon, 16 Dec 2013 22:32:02 -0000

Oh but you hiding behind anonymous name does. You see in your tiny mind you have already made up your mind on black women being a certain way based on what other people have told you. To the point you will sit here and make up any story to make yourself feel good about the way you think. That's how racist like you think, any excuse for you under the sun will do as long as you feel comfortable.
The fact that you are trying to twist what I say to suit you even further proves my point. Because if you can actually read, I stated. That I can't base a whole group of people off of what a few do, then you brought up the whole coined thing based on history, I also pointed out world history.
An I to assume that all whites are monster based off the actions of a few. You can lie to yourself and other people around you, who are willing to allow you to do so.
I'm not here to scare you in fact , I think it's the fact that people are calling people like you out on BS stereotypes is what scares you. Not me. LOL!

Re: “What Would You Do?” – The Angry Black Woman Edition

Anonymous — Mon, 16 Dec 2013 21:52:11 -0000

My being "anonymous" has nothing to do with the content of my words, I just chose to be so, because we are on the Internet and there is a certain amount of discretion that every sane mind should use but don't care to... Anyway, you are just another angry Black woman (I'm just going in your direction!) Your message clearly shows what you, in fact, think about White people, no matter where they come from... Your frustration and anger transpire and make you say stupid things... smh... If only you knew a little bit about the world's history, and NOT only what goes around in all-Black circles, you would maybe discover that HUMANITY is such a mess, not only White people! There are very few peoples in this world that can proudly say they've never assaulted, conquered, tortured, stolen, or even enslaved another people... And about enslavement: Arabs have done it first, most notably to Blacks, Egyptians have done it to Jews... Blacks have done it among their different tribes in Africa, and later, used their slaves to sell them to the White slave ships. Small stupid hyper-rich Arab countries of the Arabic peninsula are doing it to South-East Asian people right now, under our eyes... The world is not a pretty place to be... :-( I'm sorry that we have to get to such extremities instead of just talking freely... But you, as a Black woman, in my humble opinion, need to stop playing the race card and the victim all the time, especially when it's out of subject... Sorry but I won't run from you... You don't scare me...

Re: “What Would You Do?” – The Angry Black Woman Edition

Kimberly Moseberry — Mon, 16 Dec 2013 14:47:24 -0000

Here we go again with this just take my word for it BS instead of offering actual proof. Just the fact that you are posting under the name Anonymous proves me correct. You can go run from the truth now. The crowd had nothing to do with this because just in cases you happen to be blind. Many of the people defending this white woman were black women. Again you say this was coined. By who? Or yes white society. The same people who think black men themselves are violent or that black women are always angry. Yet if you step back and take a look at world history the most violent and hateful acts were done by whites against other races of people.

You have my permission to leave and even run now.