I like Sony and Yamaha.
5.1 and 7.1
"All blonde girls are dumb!" yells a boy in the back.
"Sony!" yells the blonde girl in the front.
Pioneer... Sony... Panasonic, etc
Me "Oh? Which brand should I get then?"
Sony, Panasonic, Sanyo... I hate them all!
Kenwood, JVC, Pioneer, Alpine, Boss, Sharp, Sony, Onkyo, Panasonic, Philips, etc.
And I said, "why would anyone buy a stereo when everything is digital now?"
"I think we should keep naming stereotypes. How else will we tell sound systems apart?"
We have to....She doesn't have one.
He’s telling a dumb blonde joke when a young platinum haired beauty jumps to feet, “what gives you the right to stereotype blondes that way?”she demands. “What does hair color have to do with my worth as a human being?”
Flustered, the ventriloquist begins to stammer an apology
“You keep out of this! She yells, “I’m talking to that little jerk on your knee!”
"Well prayed"
But I refuse to go with that stereotype.
out of habit.
^(edit: wear*)
When will they stop stereotyping
I'm drinking if you're buying
Because he is supreme reader
Males are just females without the fes
Fes can be forced to sound like Fees, and woman have a stereotype of spending money
These are stereotypes.
I told her to stop being so stereotypical.
Ah nothing, just telling you about my new stereotype
I hate making decisions based on stereotypes.
My MiL received this unsolicited fax at her office. My wife suggested she should fax something clever back. She delivered.
Stereotyping
Nothing too special about. It’s pretty stereotypical.
There is this black guy who details cars in our parking lot for the surrounding businesses. My boss was coming back from lunch and noticed this gentleman needed help starting his client's car, so my boss got his cables out and gave the man a jump. When he told the office this I said "Thank you for putting an end to the stereotype that white men can't jump." Everyone gave a collective "ugh!"
Im not racist or anything. Its just their stereotype
The topic is racism. My mom, sisters, and I are talking about how racism and stereotypes are not the same while my dad just quietly eats his food. We all give some examples of stereotypes for different cultures and how they might have come about. Then there is a break in the conversation.
A break for dad to casually throw in his two cents: "Many stereo types are from Japan."
I can imagine his thoughts before saying it. Oh, I've got one for this. Come on, set me up set me up . . . yes!
Good stuff, dad.
Me: "Look, these lemons were imported from Israel."
Dad: "Yeah, that's probably why they're so juicy."
I think it's just a stereotype.
