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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

i have a very good friend who is originally from Nigeria

he wears the most vibrant coloured of orange suit regularly and is an all round general "cool as ice guy"

he looks really good in his ginger suit as i call it but..... if a white guy wore the same suit he would look like he was on his way to blow up balloons and cause mayhem at a kids party it just doesnt look "cool"

my question is this...... from a coloured person's perspective is there anything like that in your opinion where you might think ok that may suit or be better ? (cant think of the word)for a white person more than a black person ???

peace and love x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The term coloured to describe a black person is pretty much now out of fashion. Just saying black is fine.

Personally I dont find blond/red hair looks good on a black person; similarly blue or green coloured eye contacts

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By *eKoopleCouple
over a year ago

Germany / Manchester

I couldn't help but laugh reading this, great post. I've never found anything that wouldn't suit me which I put down to knowing how it all fits. Put it this way, I'm the type of black man that feels comfortable wearing a Kilt, and you can't get more Caucasian than that.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I couldn't help but laugh reading this, great post. I've never found anything that wouldn't suit me which I put down to knowing how it all fits. Put it this way, I'm the type of black man that feels comfortable wearing a Kilt, and you can't get more Caucasian than that. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I couldn't help but laugh reading this, great post. I've never found anything that wouldn't suit me which I put down to knowing how it all fits. Put it this way, I'm the type of black man that feels comfortable wearing a Kilt, and you can't get more Caucasian than that. "
. Haha brilliant !!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I couldn't help but laugh reading this, great post. I've never found anything that wouldn't suit me which I put down to knowing how it all fits. Put it this way, I'm the type of black man that feels comfortable wearing a Kilt, and you can't get more Caucasian than that. "

are you samuel l jackson in disguise

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By *eKoopleCouple
over a year ago

Germany / Manchester


"I couldn't help but laugh reading this, great post. I've never found anything that wouldn't suit me which I put down to knowing how it all fits. Put it this way, I'm the type of black man that feels comfortable wearing a Kilt, and you can't get more Caucasian than that.

are you samuel l jackson in disguise "

Lol, I don't play Golf but have started to become a whisky aficionado.

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By *eedee36Couple
over a year ago

Haslingden

,,pmsl,,belting reply Cle ,,

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By *aucy MikeCouple
over a year ago

Edinburgh


"I couldn't help but laugh reading this, great post. I've never found anything that wouldn't suit me which I put down to knowing how it all fits. Put it this way, I'm the type of black man that feels comfortable wearing a Kilt, and you can't get more Caucasian than that.

are you samuel l jackson in disguise

Lol, I don't play Golf but have started to become a whisky aficionado. "

You have to visit Edinburgh and let us see you in that kilt you mention. Worn as a Scotsman would of course Sx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Lol am black but west indian origin an I can say that most africans dress in vibrant colours mainly down to tribal origins, but I also must say i think being called coloured Is offensive just say black .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Black people range in colour from almost white to very dark diffrent colours suit diffrent skin tones very hard to answer that question.

Leave coloured in the past where it belongs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What tinie tempah wears looks dreadful. That scarecrow look that towie gibberish has braught I am not feeling and the sneakers rolled skinny rolled jeans a small t shirt and some shit money Essex hair cut that every twat has now. Please people be original!

My apologies for the rant but this thread made me realise what is happening to us all. We are influenced by no talent waste of space

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm going to sound completely ignorant/ foolish stupid whatever now but I mean no offence to anyone I'm just curious as I like to know things and I also like to use correct terminology etc so as not to cause offence to people , so can you please tell me why the word coloured is offensive or deemed incorrect I'm not looking for an argument or anything as I have no opinion what so ever on what it should be I just wondered why ...

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By *eKoopleCouple
over a year ago

Germany / Manchester

You're not being ignorant at all, totally the opposite, a curious mind makes for better understanding.

I'll only speak for Britain here as America have their own set of reasons. The term 'coloured' is regarded as derogatory due to the fact of how the word was used when racism was rife during the late 50's to mid 80's. I can only speak of what I remember hearing from my parents and what I experienced myself growing up in the 80's.

I hope this helps you. - Mr. B.

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By *eKoopleCouple
over a year ago

Germany / Manchester


"I couldn't help but laugh reading this, great post. I've never found anything that wouldn't suit me which I put down to knowing how it all fits. Put it this way, I'm the type of black man that feels comfortable wearing a Kilt, and you can't get more Caucasian than that.

are you samuel l jackson in disguise

Lol, I don't play Golf but have started to become a whisky aficionado.

You have to visit Edinburgh and let us see you in that kilt you mention. Worn as a Scotsman would of course Sx "

Love Edinburgh, still have my house in Bruntsfield Links, you may see me one day.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You're not being ignorant at all, totally the opposite, a curious mind makes for better understanding.

I'll only speak for Britain here as America have their own set of reasons. The term 'coloured' is regarded as derogatory due to the fact of how the word was used when racism was rife during the late 50's to mid 80's. I can only speak of what I remember hearing from my parents and what I experienced myself growing up in the 80's.

I hope this helps you. - Mr. B."

Thanks for the info to be honest I would have naturally before said coloured as to me personally I don't know why but black seems a harder more offensive word. I don't know whether other people think this or maybe just me . But from now on rest assured I know what to say.

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By *eKoopleCouple
over a year ago

Germany / Manchester


"You're not being ignorant at all, totally the opposite, a curious mind makes for better understanding.

I'll only speak for Britain here as America have their own set of reasons. The term 'coloured' is regarded as derogatory due to the fact of how the word was used when racism was rife during the late 50's to mid 80's. I can only speak of what I remember hearing from my parents and what I experienced myself growing up in the 80's.

I hope this helps you. - Mr. B.

Thanks for the info to be honest I would have naturally before said coloured as to me personally I don't know why but black seems a harder more offensive word. I don't know whether other people think this or maybe just me . But from now on rest assured I know what to say."

Your welcome. I think one of the reasons why you assumed 'black' as being harsh, balls down to social conditioning based on over fervent political correctness.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"i have a very good friend who is originally from Nigeria

he wears the most vibrant coloured of orange suit regularly and is an all round general "cool as ice guy"

he looks really good in his ginger suit as i call it but..... if a white guy wore the same suit he would look like he was on his way to blow up balloons and cause mayhem at a kids party it just doesnt look "cool"

my question is this...... from a coloured person's perspective is there anything like that in your opinion where you might think ok that may suit or be better ? (cant think of the word)for a white person more than a black person ???

peace and love x"

i think a black fella is the only one confideant enough to wear what i saw last night lol.

red baseball cap

blue polo shirt

red shorts

blue plaid socks (pulled all the way up)

black trainers.

no white man will ever be able to carry that look off lol

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By *quirt by designCouple
over a year ago

sutton

As A Black male I think it is down to our confidence with a hint of arrogance that we dare to wear what we like.....I'm yet to see a black man look good in a pink tutu

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"i have a very good friend who is originally from Nigeria

he wears the most vibrant coloured of orange suit regularly and is an all round general "cool as ice guy"

he looks really good in his ginger suit as i call it but..... if a white guy wore the same suit he would look like he was on his way to blow up balloons and cause mayhem at a kids party it just doesnt look "cool"

my question is this...... from a coloured person's perspective is there anything like that in your opinion where you might think ok that may suit or be better ? (cant think of the word)for a white person more than a black person ???

peace and love x

i think a black fella is the only one confideant enough to wear what i saw last night lol.

red baseball cap

blue polo shirt

red shorts

blue plaid socks (pulled all the way up)

black trainers.

no white man will ever be able to carry that look off lol"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"As A Black male I think it is down to our confidence with a hint of arrogance that we dare to wear what we like.....I'm yet to see a black man look good in a pink tutu"

Now, the kinky side of me wouldn't mind seeing that.....just to make sure

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

U ask the same thing in the irish forum ???

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm not sure that has anything to do with being black. I think he's an American trying to fit in with his white neighbours.

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By *icebloke..but filthyMan
over a year ago

Nth. London

On a similar tip...it makes me laugh when people between the ages of say 30-60 pause when they describe someone as mixed race. What they really want to say is half caste!

I'm mixed race but I grew up being called half caste. Even I have to stop and think...

And apparantely the term we must use is, wait for it...'Dual heritage'. Bloody hell, when will the scared white liberals make their minds up lol?

And as I'm very light skinned ("oh, you could pass for Italian" - phew, that's OK then!) I get to see & hear peoples' REAL opinions and watch their faces cloud over, their brains tracking back, wondering if they've been 'caught out'.

I've actually been told "hang on, that's not fair, I didn't realise you were half black"

Hilarious.

Wear whatever you like!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"On a similar tip...it makes me laugh when people between the ages of say 30-60 pause when they describe someone as mixed race. What they really want to say is half caste!

I'm mixed race but I grew up being called half caste. Even I have to stop and think...

And apparantely the term we must use is, wait for it...'Dual heritage'. Bloody hell, when will the scared white liberals make their minds up lol?

And as I'm very light skinned ("oh, you could pass for Italian" - phew, that's OK then!) I get to see & hear peoples' REAL opinions and watch their faces cloud over, their brains tracking back, wondering if they've been 'caught out'.

I've actually been told "hang on, that's not fair, I didn't realise you were half black"

Hilarious.

Wear whatever you like!"

i must say, your avatar makes you look full black, not half caste lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Haha welcome to the clan brother.

I'm quite sure the ladies would like you in a kilt too ... but remember the rule no boxers, let it hang loose.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Still no willing volunteers to model a pink tutu for me though??....

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By *occosboysCouple (MM)
over a year ago

Manchester

Saw Ozwald Boateng once walking along Saville Row to his store. The guy looked a million dollars. If you don't know about tailoring he came to fame supply the suits for the Lock Sock & 2 Smoking Barrels movie. His suits were all colours of the rainbow as worn by Tiny Tempah etc...

The difference is in the suit a decent orange suit would good on any guy in good shape but a fancy dress outfit would look shit on anyone black or white

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By *moothies.Couple
over a year ago

Woodthorpe


"As A Black male I think it is down to our confidence with a hint of arrogance that we dare to wear what we like.....I'm yet to see a black man look good in a pink tutu"

post a photo of you in one and we'll let you know

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gd question i can only think of the guiness advert so answer is no blk people can floss most things bt sayin tht ive seen my holiday pics an hawian shirts are stayin hme next hol

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