Important Oreo Info
Not sure what this is all about?
Then read the latest definition of an Oreo and check out our FAQ page. Like Noxema or a good forest fire, these pages should clear some things up.
It's okay, we all have questions...like where do I have to go to get a decent truffle oil??
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are you serious
I really really like your blog, it’s fascinating and funny and insightful, thanks for putting it out there
After meeting you in person at a recent show in West L.A., I realize that I am not alone. However if two Oreos hook up isn’t that just another all black couple. But you should know who drake is, i think he is really an Oreo. Shout out to my IBPs.
Still not clear about this Drake person.
And yes, it’s a classic Oreo dilemma. We love other Oreos, but can’t hang around with them. Other people will see and think that we’re just RBP. And we might get to talking about culturally relevant issues that could send us into RBP-land. And that’s a scary place. Even with an updated passport.
Wow… Stumbled across this site while perusing the web on current issues blacks (myself included) face. Particularly the issue of being considered an “Oreo”. I’m glad to see there are others. Keep up the good fight!
Thank you! And thanks for stopping by! Hope you come back. And if you have any cheats on the paperbag test, let me know!
Hmmm, paper bag test,
1) makes sure you got a tester proud of Dutch, English, Irish or Scottish ancestry and bet some money with him or her that you’ll pass the paper bag test, as in you bet that you won’t pass.
2) Get a dark paper bag.
If I’m an Oreo, I’m fried with a mystery Adobo, Goya, Sazon filling. The pack they only put out at Halloween, April Fool’s or the “while supplies last” Latin Heritage edition.
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Not sure what all this is about or what it means,
but oreowriter is really cute!
Love your comdey and you are fine as hell
Hello all,
Began perusing your blog after stumbling across your first “Why I Don’t Date…” video that was linked to a Black Women & THUGS video on YouTube (care of Mr. JunebugObama?). I love your comedy, cut/paste video snippets and find it all quite clever!
I guess I come from a similar background as you (single child, son of engineer & librarian) and would be considered an oreo (not Oreo, that’s a name brand) to many. But as I continue through my collegiate education I have embraced my individuality more (it did help that I attended one of the most “Oreo stuffed” post secondary institutions in America, Morehouse College). Your blog has risen to the top of my daily online checklist, and will continue to help me to navigate my newly found desires of offroad rock-crawling, in large diesel pickup trucks, lifted 12 inches with 40 inch mud tires.
Power To The (well- read, traveled, dressed, spoken & balanced) PEOPLE!!
Truffle oil is hard! They keep it on the shelves long after it goes stale, might be the problem.
Hello,
First off, great site. Wish I knew about it during my teen years. It would’ve made it easier to fantasize about OBP forbidden love. *drum roll* I’m an Oreo with an asterisk though. I’m Dominican but you could never tell I’m hispanic. Godspeed on your Oreo adventure called “life”. You’re a inspiration to all Oreos, including the hispanic ones.
This is the most brilliant and clever blog in the history of brilliant and clever.