Comments by "Kathleen King" (@kathleenking47) on "TellEmBoi" channel.

  1. 5:44 Some of this, may be coming from the COVID money hyperinflation. I knew this could happen in March of 2020
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  2. Alsi, scary in a way... They werent raised
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  3. ..yet, they blame Trump?
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  4. Get a decent filter America used to have businesses which were CLOSED ON SUNDAYS until the mid/late 70s also, it was when people started snacking..instead if eating meals
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  5. On guys, especially on arms, they look like body hair...on women..it can be similar Use jewelry
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  6. Crazy piercings started in esrly 80s Women tattooing really got out of hand in mid 2000s
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  7. Rockers from the late 60s, started this😞
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  8. What religion 🤔
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  9. Houses used to hold, 3 generations..we may have to again...
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  10. ​ @justjackie4394  Also, men basically worked and had a livable wage..while women raised kids..or had the jobs, they could work while kids were in school
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  11. 🦚
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  12. You're also a guy, and tattoos on men, are like body hair
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  13. Tattoos on women?.. I wonder if it holds back We should do henna instead
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  14. Your name is Barbara, it seems like it. My daughter is 29, and I gave her a baby boomers name. She used to hate it She doesn't now. It makes her stand out. It was my sister's name.. Who died as a baby.. Her birthday was a day after..born in 1960 We need to give more boomer type names for children..and not too "creative"
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  15. Not really TATTOOS ARE A CHOICE!! Some flapper types in the 1920a, had anchors tattooed on back of thighs It ended after 1929 This isn't new.. It could end Invest in tattoo removal
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  16. My dad's cousin..had one, and she was born in early 1900s A red anchor
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  17. I think, most men don't like seeing it With guys, ink to me, looks like body hair
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  18. Piercings were around since the early 80s Tattooed women, since the early/mid 2000s
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  19. They were also shepherds It's best to live together. Also, homes were made for multigenerational families
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  20. ​ @cosmicreef5858  Doing faces, seems like a mask
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  21. ​ @qawsedrf-j6e  Could it be the names? I'm also a black woman And married.. I wonder, what we named our babies in last 35 years made a difference I named my daughter after my sister who died in 1960 My daughter was almost born on her birthday
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  22. What's wrong with henna, or INKBOX.which are temporary
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  23. Especially women Most men hold their styles, while women tend to change up My daughter has looked curly hair, and mid back She has wigs, and uses fake hair/blonde braids
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  24. ​ @vladimirofsvalbard9477  Because of post covid
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  25. What's wrong with henna, or ink box
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  26. ​ @lindsay3793  Forced integration🤔?
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  27. Also tattoos/piercings doesn't help, if you have them Besides..it's COVID/post COVID/ plus Biden s economy
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  28. Take out nose rings🥴
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  29. ​ @donnyjackson8845  DJT needs to get back in
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  30. Those rings, been out, since mid 80s
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  31. I wouldn't read Enoch & Baruch, but read the canonized bible Genesis -Revelation You'll see patterns on how it's put together Don't read chronological bible
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  32. ​ @Camilaledragutti  You'd be surprised 😊
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  33. Capitalism without GOD
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  34. ​ @Tee19691  If/when he gets back in, it could loosen
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  35. The caste system, didn't start with British Colorism could be worse in these non black countries
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  36. ​ @calicoesblue4703  British didn't start this, but they didn't help rid of it It's in their NON CHRISTIAN RELIGION the caste system Funny thing though: Queen Charlotte Wife of King George 3 Was biracial black, but light skinned Also, even whites took mercury to black skin then
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  37. My maiden name is different and stands out Often misspelled
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