Linear D wrote: SoundCheck 1898 wrote: if you make fun of people for gettin creative with their food when times was hard for them...
i.e. cereal with water... peanut butter and syrup sandwiches (a good bottle of syrup last forever yo lol)... ya know... lol
Yea I used to hook it up...ramen noodles, fried bolonga w/ cheese, HOT DOGS AND PORK AND BEANS WAS THE HIIIIT, jelly sandwiches, peanut butter and syrup or bananas, crunchy peanut butter on toast
LeDbYFIRE wrote: Linear D wrote: SoundCheck 1898 wrote: if you make fun of people for gettin creative with their food when times was hard for them...
i.e. cereal with water... peanut butter and syrup sandwiches (a good bottle of syrup last forever yo lol)... ya know... lol
Yea I used to hook it up...ramen noodles,
fried bolonga w/ cheese, HOT DOGS AND PORK AND BEANS WAS THE HIIIIT, jelly sandwiches,
peanut butter and syrup or bananas, crunchy peanut butter on toast
AWWW MAN... them joints take me back to the days before we moved on up... lol the funny thing is even after we moved on up to a way better neighborhood mad habits still stuck (mostly because we struggling to stay in the new neighborhood lol... and mamadukes and i sure wasn't tryin to go back lol)...
you not ghetto if your not used to hearing names like pookie, Fundisha, Zeneta, Rayquan aka RayRay, Oranjello and Lemanjello aka Orange and LemonJello (and yes ya'll the last one is an actual name... they mama named her twins after jello.... sounds cool tho O-RAN-JHA-LO + LEMAN-JHA-LO... smh lol (i'm **** ****))
DonDada
from Blacklick, OH
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Mar 2005
MeganJerai wrote: *You've seen guys in the neighborhood walking around in with blazers and jeans just for hell of it.
*No Mexicans in your neighborhood.
There was no mexicans in the hood where I grew up , and it was definitely ghetto :-D
#1 RULE, You are not from the ghetto if you have to TRY TO ACT LIKE YOU ARE FROM THE GHETTO!!! That was THE worst thing about rich kids that went to Hampton and tried to act like they grew up poor and they was hood... The cats that was really from the hood usually kept it low key.
DonDada
from Blacklick, OH
·
Mar 2005
SoundCheck 1898 wrote:
you not ghetto if your not used to hearing names like pookie, Fundisha, Zeneta, Rayquan aka RayRay, Oranjello and Lemanjello aka Orange and LemonJello (and yes ya'll the last one is an actual name... they mama named her twins after jello.... sounds cool tho O-RAN-JHA-LO + LEMAN-JHA-LO... smh lol (i'm **** ****))
Haha that's true... My best friend to this day, guess what his name is?
"Pookie" haha. It's funny cause out of all my friends, only like 2 of us graduated or even went to college, but I'm still cool with all my old friends from the hood, so sometimes when we go on college tours for HBCU Connect Pookie rolls with us... And you know one of the funny things I heard that cat say? He saw the AKAs steppin' at Hampton's homecoming and he was like,
"Yea, see... If I had of went to college, I woulda had me one of them ... "
like they was some kind of objects or somethin hehe
You ain't ghetto if your parents bought you a new car when you was in high school... sh@t you was lucky if mom and pops let you drive the station wagon to the football games on Friday nights playa. hahaaa :?
^^^ 1. Chill, Megan! Of course Mexicans are in your ghetto. It's Texas! Every state doesn't have lots of Mexicans, you know.
2. Chill, Megan! Ain't nobody said anything about you being rich or ghetto. Admin graduated 10 years ago... he's clearly not talking about you. It's true you shouldn't prejudge people, but I get what he's saying too. I've seen people who either pretend to be hood or are desperately holding on to their distant ghetto roots. I'm not saying that's you tho, Megan. I don't know you enough to say that.
Me? I'm not from the ghetto. Never have been. Strangely, my family has ghetto tendencies here and there, even though my parents aren't even from America. I guess some of it comes more from being dirt poor than from living in the hood.
my mommy used to make us syrup sandwiches... i hate them now.
but anyway, you know you're not ghetto when:
you see joggers every morning (they dont jog in the ghetto)...
you dont see broken glass in the streets...
you dont hear sirens (police, ambulance, fire truck) every night...
you leave your car and house doors unlocked...
