Love Street
Trustee
Gorilla face
Last edited:
WTF would anyone watch this? !
- Thread starter Love Street
- Start date
Gorilla face
Love Street
Trustee
They never let up, always double down
Monkey in the tree
Loyal Member
Extraordinarily fat, yeah.
hisdivineshadow1972
Well-known member
What's it about?
Fat nigger bitch shitting out turds and naming them, and the struggles to determine which nigglet belongs to which Tyrone baby daddy?
Fuckin dirty ass ugly nigger women
Fat nigger bitch shitting out turds and naming them, and the struggles to determine which nigglet belongs to which Tyrone baby daddy?
Fuckin dirty ass ugly nigger women
Love Street
Trustee
It looks homo, but who the hell knows with these creatures
Uhtred Lothbrok
Well-known member
The entertainment industry had the fuxation going in high gear when this film came out (around 2009). It won all kinds of awards and got insane media coverage. I never had even an ounce of interest in seeing it. I already nigger fatigue deeply rooted by that time.
Will
Trustee
I have no Idea!
Attachments
Love Street
Trustee
Yeah I think i remember that back then.
I wonder if that thing is still around
hisdivineshadow1972
Well-known member
Yep it sounds like a typical nigger story....
Pregnant by her own father for the second time, 16-year-old Claireece "Precious" Jones (Gabourey Sidibe) can neither read nor write and suffers constant abuse at the hands of her vicious mother (Mo'Nique). Precious instinctively sees a chance to turn her life around when she is offered the opportunity to transfer to an alternative school. Under the patient, firm guidance of her new teacher, Ms. Rain (Paula Patton), Precious begins the journey from oppression to self-determination.
Pregnant by her own father for the second time, 16-year-old Claireece "Precious" Jones (Gabourey Sidibe) can neither read nor write and suffers constant abuse at the hands of her vicious mother (Mo'Nique). Precious instinctively sees a chance to turn her life around when she is offered the opportunity to transfer to an alternative school. Under the patient, firm guidance of her new teacher, Ms. Rain (Paula Patton), Precious begins the journey from oppression to self-determination.
