Only one faction can rule the crispy apples.
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The honeycrips are my favorite.
Watch them take on the blood oranges.
The Cosmic Crips are even better, albeit expensive.
Galas are similarly sweet and much less expensive
Honeycrips
Look out grandma! Those are going to become cripsy apples.
I thought they were called chips in the US.
There is a big violent rivalry in the United States between Crisps and Buns
is it the colors? different gang, different color?
I didn't expect gangs to be so accessible for people with Prosopagnosia!
In the US, the two major "gangs" in public consciousness are the "Bloods" who wear red bandanas and the "Crips" who wear blue. (The reality is more complicated than that, of course. And I'm pretty sure they aren't fighting any more.)
And shit like this is why I exclusively wear black or white bandanas.
From my understanding, those are the only two neutral colors, and even though serious gang activity hasn't really been a thing in the US since the 90s, I'm still not taking any chances.
I hope you're joking, this is incredibly silly.
Nobody would ever mistake you for a gangster. You're incredibly unlikely to go into a neighborhood this was ever an issue, and that was around 25 years ago.
A lot of what you've heard is just lies. Like the "flash your headlights and someone and get shot in a gang initiation" foolishness.
There's still blood and Crip activity one city over from where I am in Cali. But it's contained to like a tiny area that's basically three gettos all butting up against each other.
You would have to REALLY go out of your way to go there since there is fucking nothing but housing there.
They’re (maybe) not fighting anymore?!
Out of my element to be sure
It's basically entirely contained to a handful of neighborhoods here or there that normal people have zero fucking reason to go to anyways unless they live there.
It basically doesn't spill over at all anywhere anymore. So for all functional purposes it's non-existent when compared to a few decades ago.
They aren't. Violent crime is drastically down compared to the 90s.
She'll cut you and continue with her groceries.
You don't want that smoke.