Charlize Theron: "I Need A Man!"

Nah I'm just playin

Didnt mean to cockblock there. Continue on you two

 

LOL, Iggy! I'd be in trouble if he wasn't halfway around the country. ;-)

 

What could go wrong!?

 

I could forget myself, and be tempted to misbehave.

 

Like this!?

You mean like this!?

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ROFLMAO! Not quite that crazy. (What's that clip from, that's hilarious?)

 

It's from a movie called "Don't Be a Menace". That's short for the full title which is...

Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood ​

 

GREAT title!

 

And it's one hell of a funny movie too!

 

Talk about a short-lived romance, LMAO.

 

Yeah...but given a choice between a guy who probably has to shave once a month, and the lovely man in the leather coat, what woman in her right mind wouldnt yell 'Get rid of the kid and come home with me!'

 

She'd let Blade do the dirty work for her. LOL

 

That Monster movie made lose attraction for her; which probably makes that the best Oscar winning performance off all time.

 

TS,I just wished they did some love scenes instead of flirting with each other during the promo tour of that flick.

 

So she's already dating a white dude? LOL at this thread.

 

On a side note, check this shit out:




Jada is starring in a new TV series called "Hawthorne" where she plays a nurse who's in a relationship with a white doctor. I've seen about 15 different promos of her necking with that white dude in the past week, and I don't even watch a lot of TV. Funny that she can be paired with a white boy, but hubby Will can't get within 5 feet of a white woman on camera.

Hollyweird can kiss my black ass.

 

it is a double standard that gets shot down all the time when its bought up

 

I don't watch the show of course but, a Black woman told me that the show is basically a revolving door of her going from one white man to the next. You still rarely see a main Black male character have a well written relationship even less have sex with a woman, our nation is as uptight as ever about the sexuality of Black heterosexual males. They would rather see us dress up as women or be criminals like in Eddie Murphy's upcoming movie.

 

Goddamn. I'm really out of the loop on TV shows. I thought that this shit was new, but it turns out that it's been on for three years. After some quick research, it seems like you are indeed correct. All of Jada's character's love interests have been white men. The thought of a show based around a brother with the same proclivities is inconceivable.