Journal Bill Dog's Journal: Anti-semitism for nerds, slurs that matter 11
The Slashdot fortune from an hour ago:
Q: What's the difference between a JAP and a baby elephant? A: About 10 pounds. Q: How do you make them the same? A: Force feed the elephant.
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So I guess not only was I unaware that fatness was part of the "Jewish American Princess" stereotype, but I also didn't know that they travel a lot to Miami.
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After responding to the AC above I educated myself (via Urban Dictionary) and learned that they're associated with certain East Coast areas like Boca Raton. Maybe that's the flying in to Miami reference, but I didn't find anything on them being known for fatness. (Nor can I fathom how Slashdot thought it would be a good idea to feature such a joke as part of their system.)
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I've heard the term JAP a lot before, but have never had it refer to weight. Not part of the stereotype that I've ever heard of.
The Miami bit I got, with the heavy Jewish presence in SE Florida, especially about Boca.
I am surprised that was in the fortune system, though. And to tell the truth, 99% of the "JAP" jokes and references I've ever heard all came from Jewish people.
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Agreed. Gold-digging, uninterested in sex, but not fat.
Allah kills a mime every time comedy is done wrong.
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"Allah kills a mime every time comedy is done wrong."
Did you hear from the comdian whose show bombed? No, he died on stage.
I can type for hours if your statement is true.
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Don't worry- being an exclusive Cascadian in my culture, my bit is flipped the same way yours is for the term Jap- the Japanese are rather small people normally, except for sumo wrestlers, so I really didn't get the joke.
I Still don't get it as Jewish American Princess- I only know one of those in real life, and she's the type of 23 year old that looks 12. Weight doesn't seem to be an issue for her at all.
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And the journey answers the second question- for the real value of pilgrimage is not in the destination, but in the journey there.