My name is HarlemHenry because I still have one million friends there. I distinctly remember a preacher named Popeye who loved the original Ten Commandments so much that he added on and Eleventh Commandment: Never Ask A Woman For A Helping Hand While She Is Doing Her Nails.
My name is Alexander and I know and love HarlemHenry. I will always cherish the day he brought Walt Frazier and Bill Bradley to Mount Morris Park for a pick-up game of basketball. Clyde the Glide picked four white boys for his team and Bradley picked four black boys. I was the official scorer and the Rhodes Scholars beat the crap out of the Salukis.
ALSO, I attended the long lost and lamented Junior High School 120 where we had this crazy white man for a substitute teacher who introduced our class to THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF MAN by Prince Buster.
My name is Paul and I am that crazy white "substitute teacher" who is honored to be so remembered. Directly resulting from my Harlem Experience, I evolved into a full-time teacher in South-Central Los Angeles before retiring at age 55.
ALEXANDER or HENRY: can either of you find a woman to comment on this page?
My name is HarlemHenry because I still have
ReplyDeleteone million friends there. I distinctly remember
a preacher named Popeye who loved
the original Ten Commandments so much
that he added on and Eleventh Commandment:
Never Ask A Woman For A Helping Hand
While She Is Doing Her Nails.
My name is Alexander and I know and love
DeleteHarlemHenry.
I will always cherish the day he brought
Walt Frazier and Bill Bradley to Mount Morris Park
for a pick-up game of basketball.
Clyde the Glide picked four white boys
for his team and Bradley picked four black boys.
I was the official scorer and the Rhodes Scholars
beat the crap out of the Salukis.
ALSO, I attended the long lost and lamented
Junior High School 120 where we had this crazy
white man for a substitute teacher who introduced
our class to THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF MAN
by Prince Buster.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df5eGlr3WsM
My name is Paul and I am that crazy
Deletewhite "substitute teacher" who is honored
to be so remembered.
Directly resulting from my Harlem Experience,
I evolved into a full-time teacher in
South-Central Los Angeles before
retiring at age 55.
ALEXANDER or HENRY:
can either of you find a woman
to comment on this page?
Alexander is still my name
Deletedespite my sex change in 1991.
Therefore,
a woman has already commented on this page.