Category Archives: Interracial Relationships

Killing Them Softly: Sun Worshipers Publish 2008-2009 Melanoma Hit List – Ewan McGregor Pregnation Successful

Posted on April 25, 2008 by collectiveunderground

Which high profile white celebrities and politians are being eyed for skin cancers and melanomas this year? With the approach of the one year anniversary of their National Curfew for Whites, the Yacub13X Black Sun Worshiper movement has again released … Continue reading →

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Shallow: What White Men Like

Posted on April 24, 2008 by collectiveunderground

FEATURE: DYE CAST: GOD DAMN AMERICA DAY 06.21.2008 “There’s going to be backlash over this decision from the GBR community,” says new Ghetto Bragging Rights editor, Julius Perkins. “The tides started rising already. Many are already asking what FHM’s judgement … Continue reading →

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Whites Lose All Weekend Hours

Posted on April 21, 2008 by collectiveunderground

Portriat of Jesus Nigaros by Nikel Felon Jihad Majīd, spokesman for the Nation of Light announced today that as of June 21st, 2008 whites will no longer be allowed weekend hours under their curfew. Yacub13X sun worshipers, however, say they … Continue reading →

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Busted: Channon Christian's Family Owned African American Slaves?

Posted on April 21, 2008 by collectiveunderground

Wow! Knoxville, Tennesse is hot! While the days here have been in the mid to low 70s and the nights in the mid 50s, the mild weather doesn’t reflect the temperatures of its residents who are split along racial lines … Continue reading →

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Bruce Springsteen's Contagious Melanoma Night & Daymare

Posted on April 21, 2008 by collectiveunderground

Does Born In the USA superstar Bruce Springsteen have the new contagious melanoma strand? New Day Dermatologist Elsik Gossamer believes so; and, he says: he most likely contracted it from former E Street band member Danny Federici. “Bruce has every … Continue reading →

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The Gods Blowing the Sunlight

Posted on April 19, 2008 by collectiveunderground

In the wake of the illegal prosecution and conviction of Knoxville’s newest Ghetto Black Male Felon Bragging Rights inductee Eric Boyd, anti black poverty champ St. Nicolas Thief and over a hundred Knoxville blacks travelled to a local cemetary and … Continue reading →

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A N?gga In St. Thief’s Clothing

Posted on April 18, 2008 by collectiveunderground

Men despise not a thief if he steals to satisfy the hunger of his belly.” Proverbs “You have got to be kidding me. I thought this St. Nicholas Thief guy was a hoax. Instead, he appears to be the Supreme … Continue reading →