15 Seton Park Road. Those townhouses were brand new in 2001 and my family was fortunate enough to be the first owners there.

was it ghetto at all?

Since you're on the asian thing i'll give you one thing,

I gotta give asians love for the queens come up, IBP Hollis Queens, Invisible Skratch Piklz, Beatjunkies, shortkut, kuttin kandi, qbert, getlive, and that whole rock steady crew really put asians on the map in the nyc 90s hiphop culture. bronx and brooklyn slowly came out in all forms and really embraced the 'hood' culture, brooklyn yards crew 666, Acid, RIS, AOK, 5 MILLION HEADS / 5MH, CHINO BYI, a lot who still write and are actively bombing world wide. Katsu has gone world wide and Tokyo scene has really blown up.

It's really a shame how isolated and judgmental you can be on an anonymous online forum but maybe educate yourself a bit. To ridicule any asian, in regards to hiphop/hood vernacular really shows you how uneducated you are. You can hold your view on who should talk/speak/dress like whoever, you can label them however you want, but at the end of the day you're really just showing this forum how naive you are.

So continue of thinking of me as asian and that I speak like black peeps, asians have done a lot for that culture and they continue killing it, continue paving the way in fashion, and continue identifying themselves with everything street, street art, street wear.

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Originally posted by EarnYourKeep So continue of thinking of me as asian and that I speak like black peeps

Why would anyone think of you as anything else? That's literally all you do.

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy was it ghetto at all?

Regent Park was ghetto. R.I.P. 248 Sackville St.

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Originally posted by EarnYourKeep So continue of thinking of me as asian and that I speak like black peeps, asians have done a lot for that culture and they continue killing it, continue paving the way in fashion, and continue identifying themselves with everything street, street art, street wear.

Unfortunately, the only things that comes to mind from that statement are thick rimmed plastic glasses without lenses and fake braces.

True.

I lived in Thorncliffe Park but was always on the Flemo side of the tracks. Miss it.

So many (diverse) people in such a small area.

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy was it ghetto at all?

Nothing in Toronto compares to some of the neighborhoods I've been in in the US.

That said, some buildings in the areas mentioned definitely have a ghetto/hood/project quality to them.

Yeah well, like Mos Def said, "It ain't where ya from, it's where ya at."

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Originally posted by OrangestO Nothing in Toronto compares to some of the neighborhoods I've been in in the US. That said, some buildings in the areas mentioned definitely have a ghetto/hood/project quality to them.

haha of course. Trust me i know lol. Our ghettos are heavens compared to some places but I just meant for Toronto was it ghetto?

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Originally posted by Silky Johnson Yeah well, like Mos Def said, "It ain't where ya from, it's where ya at."

Did you lose your job? Seriously.

If you saved as many patients as you've made posts in the last week I'd nominate you for nurse of the year.

I only work 7 days over 2 weeks. 12 hour shifts ftw.