Posts Tagged ‘racism’

I love how all the vaginaless girls are emblazoned with ads as if they’re competing in the Daytona 500… Built for speed.

Speaking of gender, you figure distinguishing traits of men and women are vaginas and penises. Boobs can be faked, so isn’t there a possibility that these dolls might very well be men? Plus that red head in the upper-left sort of looks like a much less retarded version of Tom Green so anything is possible… Not that that changes the fact that if you’ve got one of these, you have or are planning on having sex with the same things that make up an air mattress, and Paris Hilton for that matter, plastic and air.

Here at Banned In Hollywood, we like to think of ourselves as incorrectly politically correct. We think it’s important to highlight race issues to render them less taboo.

Though our efforts usually fail, please remember that we are not in any way racist – the below 8 instances in racism, whether intentional or not, are simply images that we found while traveling in our cottonmobile on the trail of tears, where we eat rice and watermelon, and drink Kool Aid while playing basketball blindfolded with dental floss on the web.

That said, I present the Top 8 Racist Things I Found On The Web -

8. Chop Suey Specs

Replace all your L’s with R’s and your friends will never know you’re not Oriental.

“Oh, herro fwend!”

7. Teaching Kids At A Young Age

I’m not sure which is more racist, the fact that the only black guy on the bus is riding alone in the back, or the fact that the white kids are crying, presumably because the black guy in the back is smiling and staring at them.

6. Black Kid’s Computer Desk

Guy: “Yee target playa, what it is, what it is? I’s lookin’ for a desk for my lil’ baby playa, yee.”

Employee: “Oh great, please head to Black Kid isle. It’s in the back of the store.”

Guy: “But dis I’da desk I wan, right hurr.”

Employee: “I understand, but please, this is the white kid isle. The black kid version is in the back of the store in the black kid isle. It’s adjacent to the watermelon isle, you can’t miss it.”

I don’t know which is worse, the racism itself, or calling this kind of attention to the racism.