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my ass!!! there are legions of unwashed hippies who think they are black because they tangle their hair up and are jerks to the oppressive people they encounter everyday in babylon here in mexico. they also like to draw comparisons between rasta and prehispanic mexican beliefs (which is the most stupid thing in the world) |
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there's more chances of encountering a "rastafari" in a californian suburb than in ethiopia |
I know who it is!!!
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Does this involve human sacrafices to jah while smoking a joint? |
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I think it's this guy..... |
Haha. I don't think it is that guy, either.
He isn't fried enough. JAH BLESS |
I typed in white rastafarian on yahoo image search and this came up.....
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I've never been to a California suburb, or Ethiopia. Though Addis Ababa could be an interesting place.
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That^^^ is me. They captured my image well.
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AHAH I've seen a picture very similar to that at a friend of a friends apartment.
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Did that friend of a friend smoke teh chronic or have dreadlocks by any chance?
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hahahahahahahahahaha, i wish; it's just some guys going "we reject catholicism, because our true faith lies in our aztec ancestors and jah almighty who'll liberate us from babylon and will return us to zion" they are a bunch of hypocrites, they drink and blaze and pick up fights. kinda like other rastas in cyberspace. no, that's not the guy i'm thinking of |
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could it be this guy.... ![]() or this guy.... |
He does smoke the chronic (i think), but he has no dreadlocks.
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Mexico City in September is sounding more and more interesting!! AHA |
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they usually gather at the tianguis del chopo i told you about. once, my buddy wanted to get dreadlocks, so we went to the rasta booth, those guys were giving us a shitty attitude; at some point, they put a dub tape and i dug the song right away, i asked what were they playing and they threw me the tape box across their table and said "THIS" with so much arrogance and shit. i bought it, and they still gave me shit, but the music was so good, i wanted the tape badly. they called everybody either "rasta" or "marley", and everytime one of their kind walked by, they would greet each other like this: dude 1: "wassup, marley?" dude 2: "wassup rasta?" *slap knuckles* *walk away* after that day, me and my buddy would walk over to the rasta booth and start yelling "wassup marley!!!" "wassup rasta!!!", mocking them. everytime we saw a rasta we would salute each other like that. fun times |
Thats great, they have of a hand shake.
Those types are always arragont, they always think they know more than you because they are part of some dumb sub-culture, who talk as though they want people to hear them, or understand their cause, but when questioned they got defensive and stand-offish. Lame. |
couldn't have said it better myself.
i haven't said "¿quiubo marley?" (spanish for "wassup marley?") in a long time |
all religion is bullshit so who cares
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