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A Borders coffee day.
Often taken on stressful days or if a quite place for writing, reading, etc. is needed. Also a good opportunity to hang out with friends while drinking good coffee.
Often taken on stressful days or if a quite place for writing, reading, etc. is needed. Also a good opportunity to hang out with friends while drinking good coffee.
1. Man today sucked!
Why don't we have abcd?
That sounds great! Just what i needed.
2. I'm really slacking in my poetry.
We should go on abcd, they're great for writers block!
If you buy the coffee!
Why don't we have abcd?
That sounds great! Just what i needed.
2. I'm really slacking in my poetry.
We should go on abcd, they're great for writers block!
If you buy the coffee!
Abcd by CoffeeWriter October 9, 2008
Abcd
Abcd by Meenknow@gmail.com November 19, 2023
"ABCD" hater
People who are so overly judgmental of others who were born and raised in America but with East Indian blood. They themselves are usually Indian born or raised, and decide to criticize other Indians and label them as "ABCD" with so-called blind hatred only because they were brought up through a different culture. Often times they have a stereotypically "Indian" mentality.
They create meaningless stereotypes of American-born Indians, such as, "they hate their ancestry and try to be as american as possible," or "only hang around each other," etc.
First of all, many American-born Indians don't need to TRY to be American, it is the culture they were raised with. And they don't do gangster things either; they may be born in America but still have decency. And the latter stereotype is in fact very hypocritical, because many ABCD haters, with their "Indian" mentality, blatantly profess that they are such a dominant race, and tend to show such contempt for other cultures. They also think that EVERY person of Indian origin must think the same and be a redneck of a culture they weren't even raised with.
They create meaningless stereotypes of American-born Indians, such as, "they hate their ancestry and try to be as american as possible," or "only hang around each other," etc.
First of all, many American-born Indians don't need to TRY to be American, it is the culture they were raised with. And they don't do gangster things either; they may be born in America but still have decency. And the latter stereotype is in fact very hypocritical, because many ABCD haters, with their "Indian" mentality, blatantly profess that they are such a dominant race, and tend to show such contempt for other cultures. They also think that EVERY person of Indian origin must think the same and be a redneck of a culture they weren't even raised with.
American-born Indian: "I was born and raised here, so I enjoy my hometown and culture, USA. I also show some honor to my older generation, India"
"ABCD" hater: "ABCD!!!!! YOU'RE ACTING MORE AMERICAN THAN YOU ARE! I'M SURE YOU HATE BEING INDIAN! NOW BE AN INDIAN REDNECK!"
American-born Indian: "Actually, this is where I'm from. So be offended all you want, but you can't make me more of an Indian than I am, just because of your own fanaticism of what I'm not."
"ABCD" hater: "....."
"ABCD" hater: "ABCD!!!!! YOU'RE ACTING MORE AMERICAN THAN YOU ARE! I'M SURE YOU HATE BEING INDIAN! NOW BE AN INDIAN REDNECK!"
American-born Indian: "Actually, this is where I'm from. So be offended all you want, but you can't make me more of an Indian than I am, just because of your own fanaticism of what I'm not."
"ABCD" hater: "....."
"ABCD" hater by truefyr3 September 5, 2009