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god bless this place

This place is getting more like twitter all the time (derogatory)

Bouie's reply guys (regardless of gender) seem especially bad, poor guy

I’m more familiar with Tulsa the idea

I am in tune with the psychic essence of Tulsitude

Pretty wild to pointlessly flex knowing about Black Wall Street and the Tulsa Race Massacre on Jamelle of all people. I think this place has got the juice to make it.

Would you say perhaps that you’re living on “Tulsa, the time”?

Yes, but how much do you know about Portugal the Man?

only familiar with the hit paramount plus series, 'tulsa king.' maybe watch that?

Tulsa the person, you know, the famous explorer or whatever

i know it's an insane interaction not needing further interrogation, but why thriving?

just word association, neurons firing off in random directions

a sharp-eyed but munificent black-owned business. A turbid, persipcacious black-owned business. A shrewish and butter-tongued black-owned business.

A black-owned business with a bright allocation. A black-owned business that knows what's best. A black-owned business with a short skirt and a long jacket

She was never familiar with Tulsa of yesteryear either!

Yesterday, all my problems were so far away! Should be a song.

this describes most of my jokes

it would actually be better to visit one that is new and promising or good but struggling

My most generous interpretation was that they were attempting commentary on the 1921 Tulsa massacre and what it destroyed, and failed badly.

This is honestly how I read it; but it's kinda deranged either way

I mean I maybe understand maybe doing that to, say, some GOP politician or other conservative visitor or something, but to do this odd flex on Jamelle of all people seems to make it all worse

A lot of the replies Bouie gets defy my attempts at explanation.

I know. Even just today his reply guys were on another level, even after a half dozen back and forths with him. I hope he had a moment of serene quiet in that time wherever he ate today.

Yea hence the “today” bit. He’s read one book about Tulsa and that’s the only part he knows.

My thoughts, exactly.

Deborah wants to ensure the black-owned businesses that aren't doing well are ground into dust

Failure must be punished

It’s comedically perfect

I almost can't believe she's a real person

It's been a pretty incredible experience seeing how low the threshold for user numbers is for this type of thing to happen constantly. I thought it was way higher than this!

"Tulsa the place today", just absolutely unhinged vibes. Did you forget you were a ghost from the 1800s until just now? What do you mean the place today?

I'm fluent in Online and I think she's saying this because she's thinking of the Tulsa Massacre. That's the only thing that makes this makes sense.

wait today is she gonna like get back to them or

I recommend a thriving Black WOMAN owned business

And yet somehow I’m the asshole for continuing to use the term “virtue signaling.”

Brain like a polished orb

This site is the legitimate heir of Twitter. This is the sign.

An instant classic. One of the all-time best reply exchanges I’ve seen anywhere

Jamelle gets ALL the unhinged replies.

Feels like this place's weirdos have conspired to make the app unusable for him which both sucks and is hilarious

She might as well have recommended Applebee’s to see if Donna’s nephew Jason is there.

Oh so she is against struggling black-owned businesses? Curious 🤔

deborah said survival of the fittest

He’s got to be so fucking tired

“A Thriving Black-Owned Business” is such a good name for a restaurant tho lmao

thriving black owned business near me

[sees one episode of 'Watchmen']

"Maybe nuclear armageddon really is for the best"

I assume she was worried that Jamelle Bouie was not familiar with the 1921 Tulsa Massacre and wanted to make sure he did some reading on the subject.

this place really does have the juice

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