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I noticed that when Fox shows the profiles for various players, its essentially a 10 second clip of the players face instead of a standard still photo. My question is a sociological question. I state in advance this is NOT a racist question on my part, and I am not attacking blacks at all. I have a number of good black friends, and I have no prejudice against them or any other ethnic groups. Now that my disclaimer is complete, I ask this: Why do the negroes look so silly for their profiles? The white players would usually just sit there for 10 seconds and awkwardly look around. The negroes would be giggling, doing Mr. Giles motions with their arms, doing various poses, playing with their hands....and so on. I'm sure many of you noticed. What is the motivation behind this? Are white people too uptight? Are negroes just naturally vibrant people? Does it have to do with the urban music influence on negro America? I'd like to know what y'all think. It's very interesting. It has made me think of some of my friends and realize that in my small sample of friends, the white people are typically stressed out about everything, while the negroes are always jovial.
 

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yes white people are too uptight....


with me being an exception
 

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This is a sports gambling web-site. Moved to rubber room.



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That's odd. I've seen threads about what kind of toothpaste the RXers use, and it has remained on the Gambling Site..
 

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