@WizardsMug said:

i never thought that mingo was racist, honestly not being from the US i still don't really get it what exactly is so bad of going as your fav character (i have no idea who lil wayne is) i understand that tensions at the college were running high already and that mingo's costume was the proverbial last straw ..

to be perfectly honest i didn't even really understand the cotton ball story .. i understood that it was very offensive to everyone involved who wasn't racist in that episode. did slaves work on cotton ball fields? i hope i'm not hurting anyone's feeling by asking this.

The 15yo client handed Bay a wad of bills that presumably was enough for her to pay her weekly chair fee. No way did that simple tat cost $300.00.<

i was wondering about that, didn't make sense to me. the tiny tattoo in exchange for all these bills..

what if the boy just got a gang tattoo to look cool, stole the money from his dad, or saved it .. maybe i'm naive (prob am, again i have never experienced gangs in my life) but the boy didn't seem like he was sent by a gang ...

Slaves were forced to pick cotton. FYI, cotton doesn't come already in balls. By putting cotton balls in front of the Black Student Union, it is basically telling the black students to go back to where the came from, being a slave. It is incredibly racist and insulting.

@WizardsMug said:

@kolnoaMograbi said:

Heck, yeah. Migrated over here from IMDB. I want to discuss epi 6.3: Why is it verboten for MB to be dating Tank, from Bay's point of view? The last we saw of Bay and Tank, she seemed to pity his situation and thought he got a bad rap. So why the OTT reaction from Bay when she discovers they're dating?

well i can relate to bay's feelings. she's felt bad for months for dating mb's ex.. so she's been stewing on those pent-up feelings and then she finds out that (her good friend) mb is dating the one guy who caused bay incredible pain. the thought of seeing them together and knowing that they are together (without the context provided later on) is just like twisting a knife in a festering wound.

i did like though what happened later .. the background of how and why mb and tank got together and how many of those negative feelings bay had changed through and during the conversation between her and mb.

I'm sorry but how did Tank cause Bay pain? He slept with Bay when she was drink? He was drink too!!!! Bay got Tank thrown out of college and labeled as a rapist. As far as I am concerned, he and MB can do whatever the hell they want.

@singingfool said:

@WizardsMug said:

@kolnoaMograbi said:

Heck, yeah. Migrated over here from IMDB. I want to discuss epi 6.3: Why is it verboten for MB to be dating Tank, from Bay's point of view? The last we saw of Bay and Tank, she seemed to pity his situation and thought he got a bad rap. So why the OTT reaction from Bay when she discovers they're dating?

well i can relate to bay's feelings. she's felt bad for months for dating mb's ex.. so she's been stewing on those pent-up feelings and then she finds out that (her good friend) mb is dating the one guy who caused bay incredible pain. the thought of seeing them together and knowing that they are together (without the context provided later on) is just like twisting a knife in a festering wound.

i did like though what happened later .. the background of how and why mb and tank got together and how many of those negative feelings bay had changed through and during the conversation between her and mb.

I'm sorry but how did Tank cause Bay pain? He slept with Bay when she was drink? He was drink too!!!! Bay got Tank thrown out of college and labeled as a rapist. As far as I am concerned, he and MB can do whatever the hell they want.

Ya if anything tank suffered way more than Bay.