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"dxAce" wrote in message ... Actually, yes. Only a fake Hispanic would figure that a mere parrot has a more extensive vocabulary and repertoire than I do. Your move, Edwina. No move needed. You just proved my point. |
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David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... Actually, yes. Only a fake Hispanic would figure that a mere parrot has a more extensive vocabulary and repertoire than I do. Your move, Edwina. No move needed. You just proved my point. You're fabricating again, Edwina. LMFAO at the fake Hispanic whose panties are obviously twisted tight. dxAce Michigan USA |
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"dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... Actually, yes. Only a fake Hispanic would figure that a mere parrot has a more extensive vocabulary and repertoire than I do. Your move, Edwina. No move needed. You just proved my point. You're fabricating again, Edwina. LMFAO at the fake Hispanic whose panties are obviously twisted tight. I rest this case. You don't seem to be able to say anything else. Even if I were Canadian, you could just add one or two words, and the response would be the same. |
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David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... Actually, yes. Only a fake Hispanic would figure that a mere parrot has a more extensive vocabulary and repertoire than I do. Your move, Edwina. No move needed. You just proved my point. You're fabricating again, Edwina. LMFAO at the fake Hispanic whose panties are obviously twisted tight. I rest this case. You don't seem to be able to say anything else. Even if I were Canadian, you could just add one or two words, and the response would be the same. But you're not Canadian, you're a fake Hispanic. Run along now boy, and try to get your panties untied. dxAce Michigan USA |
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In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote: "mrshortwave" wrote in message ... In article , "David Eduardo" wrote: "RHF" wrote in message ups.com... SW, "In addition, the LW band and the "Tropical" part of the SW band should be pressed into service for one or two 500,000 watt national coverage broadcasters - government sponsored (NPR?) " Americans increasingly will not listen to even local AM-quality radio. they certainly would not listen to fady, erratic SW. What an odd post to make in short wave news group??? Why? there has certainly not been a groundswell of new listenership for SW. One of the facts we deal with is the declining number of stations and services. How do you know? You convinced me that there are no surveys of short wave listenership so how do you arrive to this conclusion. Some international broadcasters are cutting back. The BBC listening is not convenient any more but there is still much to listen too. Bands are still packed with stations when the propagation is good. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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"Telamon" wrote in message ... In article , "David Eduardo" wrote: "mrshortwave" wrote in message ... In article , "David Eduardo" wrote: "RHF" wrote in message ups.com... SW, "In addition, the LW band and the "Tropical" part of the SW band should be pressed into service for one or two 500,000 watt national coverage broadcasters - government sponsored (NPR?) " Americans increasingly will not listen to even local AM-quality radio. they certainly would not listen to fady, erratic SW. What an odd post to make in short wave news group??? Why? there has certainly not been a groundswell of new listenership for SW. One of the facts we deal with is the declining number of stations and services. How do you know? You convinced me that there are no surveys of short wave listenership so how do you arrive to this conclusion. All radio ratings in the areas I am familiar with measure any listening to radio, with no distinction as to band. And most permit reviewing respondent level data (meaning you can see individual listening to stations that have not enough listeners to statistically "show up" in the ratings rankers). Whether it is Karachi or Brisban or Quito or the US or other places I have seen ratings, I have never seen any SW station register, going back to the 60's. Of course, the ratings are don in cities, not rural areas, so I know there are exceptions. Some international broadcasters are cutting back. The BBC listening is not convenient any more but there is still much to listen too. Bands are still packed with stations when the propagation is good. But it is still not broadly listened to, and local services like the Latin American stations serving regions or countries, are fading fast, making SW even less interesting. |
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"Bart Bailey" wrote in message ... In et posted on Wed, 24 May 2006 11:48:00 GMT, David Eduardo wrote: No, it is an advocacy group, dealing with education, job opportunities, etc. La Raza (the race), Actrually, that is not how it translates. just another racist advocacy group like the NAACP, There is no group called "La Raza" in the US. only happens to be more disingenuous in their identity. except such a group does not exist. |
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David Frackelton Gleason aka Eduardo wrote: "Bart Bailey" wrote in message ... In et posted on Wed, 24 May 2006 11:48:00 GMT, David Eduardo wrote: No, it is an advocacy group, dealing with education, job opportunities, etc. La Raza (the race), Actrually, that is not how it translates. just another racist advocacy group like the NAACP, There is no group called "La Raza" in the US. only happens to be more disingenuous in their identity. except such a group does not exist. LMFAO, you are a member (why, I don't know, since you are not of 'La Raza' nor are you Hispanic). And if you don't think NCLR isn't referred to at times simply as La Raza (by both members and non-members) you're fooling yourself (but then again, that seems to be a regular occurrence on your part). dxAce Michigan USA |
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I was listening to a G.E.AM/FM/Clock radio at the Goodwill store.JT and
Dave (www.supertalkms.com) were doing one of their Alabama Dumb A.. news thingys.A woman at work got wind that another woman was at her house with her hubby.She jumped in her car and went home and she caught that other woman in the ''act'' with her hubby.She grabbed a can of Raid and went upside that other womans head with that can of Raid.(all of them wimmins in the Goodwill store were listening to that G.E.radio) Who needs Clear Channel when we have JT and Dave reading Alabama Dumb A.. news on the radio? That BellSouth woman who lives next door to me went fishing last Friday morning.She didn't show back up over there untill yesterday morning at about 9:00 AM.(Hooo weeee,did she look raunchy!,she caught some fish though,including a mall Shark) About half an hour later,she had her BellSouth uniform on,had to get to work. Last night,I was at her back screen door,she started hinting around at me that she needs somebody to help her get her camper (1976 Dodge chassis mount camper) to Grand Gulf (Grand Gulf,Mississippi) so she can use it when she goes fishing.I flat out told her like it is,,,, I just am not up to making any long distance trips like that.She has a cousin guy,she can get him to help her get that camper to Grand Gulf.That's why I can't drive to any Ham Fest thingys.(unless they are within twenty miles of me) I just can't go. cuhulin |
(OT) : The Truth About 'La Raza'
DE,
The direct {simple} Translated of 'La Raza' means "The Race" Now the implication of "La Raza" to many Mexican-Americans may be 'Brotherhood' {Ethinic Solidarity = Cutural Unity} : But THE CAUSE of "La Raza" to the Radical Political Leaders of the "La Raza" Movement is Racial Dominance of the Mexican {Meixican-American Culture} Ethnic Peoples over "The Gringos' {the American Anglo-Europeans} and all 'other' Americanos including African-Americans and Asian-American and YES ! even the original Native Americans of America. Consider the Second-Class Social Status of "Los Indios" in Mexico. DE - Truth "Brotherhood" is about The-Brotherhood-of-Man and not about the Ethnic, Cultural or Racial Dominance of one Group over all others. "La Raza" is not about the Unity-of-Mankind it is about Domination and Subjugation of All Those Peoples Who Are Not "La Raza". Is La Raza Racist ? http://www.newsmax.com/articles/?a=1999/12/8/51548 ¿Es El La Racista De Raza? Is The Phrase "La Raza" Racist ? http://www.lasculturas.com/aa/aa031200a.htm ¿Es La Frase Racista De Raza Del La? MEChA - Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan "Por 'La Raza' Todo. Fuera de 'La Raza' Nada." "Everything for 'The Race'. Everything Outside 'The Race' Nothing." http://www.americanpatrol.com/MECHA/MEChAindex.html The Truth About 'La Raza' http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?id=13863 La Verdad Sobre El La Raza DE - The Truth Shall Set You Free - Be Free ~ RHF - - - Babel Fish Translation : La Verdad Le fijará Libremente - Esté Libre ! . . .. . |
(OT) : Ethnicity = Ethnic Group {Race May -or- May Not Be A Factor}
M II - Americano si, Si. SI !
However - M II - Canadian . . . pas dans votre temps de la vie ~ RHF |
(OT) : The Truth About 'La Raza'
On 24 May 2006 14:25:32 -0700, "RHF"
wrote: DE, Aren't you in California? You do realize that the Republic of California was under Spanish/Mexican rule until just 157 years ago, and that the predominant culture is Latino? |
(OT) : The Truth About 'La Raza'
David wrote: On 24 May 2006 14:25:32 -0700, "RHF" wrote: DE, Aren't you in California? You do realize that the Republic of California was under Spanish/Mexican rule until just 157 years ago, and that the predominant culture is Latino? givent eh colonation that waas going on I think frankly 160 to 175 years is a better figure since home ruless was more or less anglo by the time the Californai resublic was declared |
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David Eduardo wrote:
Hispanic can not be a race, as Hispanics can be of any race (Asian, Indian, White, Black) Thank you. -- Britney Spears' Guide to Semiconductor Physics http://britneyspears.ac/lasers.htm |
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"dxAce" wrote in message ... David Frackelton Gleason aka Eduardo wrote: "Bart Bailey" wrote in message ... In et posted on Wed, 24 May 2006 11:48:00 GMT, David Eduardo wrote: No, it is an advocacy group, dealing with education, job opportunities, etc. La Raza (the race), Actrually, that is not how it translates. just another racist advocacy group like the NAACP, There is no group called "La Raza" in the US. only happens to be more disingenuous in their identity. except such a group does not exist. LMFAO, you are a member (why, I don't know, since you are not of 'La Raza' nor are you Hispanic). And if you don't think NCLR isn't referred to at times simply as La Raza (by both members and non-members) you're fooling yourself (but then again, that seems to be a regular occurrence on your part). It is never referred to as "la raza" despite what you think. |
The Radio Life - It is a Generational Thing !
DE,
The Radio Life - It is a Generational Thing ! Every Two Decades a Generation of Radio Listeners and Non-Radio-Listeners has come and gone . . . After World War II things started to change . . . for Radio in the American Home and as a Form of Entertainment for the American Family. At one time a Radio AM and later FM was the sole form of Electronic Entertainment in most American Homes excluding a Phonograph {Record} Player. And most homes had a Radio in the Living Room and Kitchen. Plus Radios were in every Car. In the 1950s and 1960s the TV became the main source of Home Entertainment in the Front Room with a Radio still in the Kitchen. Clock Radios moved into the Bedroom. Radios were in Cars. In the 1970s and 1980s the TV / VCR / Cable TV was the main source of Home Entertainment in the Family Room with TV now in the Kitchen. TV had also moved into the Bedroom. Radios were in Cars. In the 1990s and 2000 the TV / DVD / VCR / Cable TV / Satellite TV is now the main source of Home Entertainment in Every Room in the House. Radios DVDs and Satellite Radios were in Cars. EVERY TWENTY YEARS A NEW GENERATION of Home Entertainment Seekers has their own Life Experience of what Home Entertainment IS. * For the Children of the 1970s TV etc is their common everyday standard of What Home Entertainment IS - And Radio was something you had to listen to while you were in a Car. * For the Children of the 1990s a Home PC and the Internet plus TV etc is their up-graded everyday standard of What Home Entertainment IS - And Radio and CDs were something you had to listen to while you were in a Car. Where the Child of the 1950s Experienced and Knew Radio as a Part of Their Daily Life - - - The Child of the 2000s has Not Experience Radio in, of, and by-itself; and Knows Not Radio as the Center of Their Home Entertainment Life. it's about radio - stay tuned ! ~ RHF |
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"David Eduardo" wrote:
It is never referred to as "la raza" despite what you think. Except in Denver, it is. All the time. But then, you say that a letter soliciting participation in Arbitron first doesn't exist, then doesn't qualify as a recruitment effort, THEN is experimental in only two markets, despite other people getting them outside those markets. You claim tht "HD" AM is great, despite many reports by actual engineers who say otherwise. You claim that no listeners exist outside your little market slices, despite the many who personally explain that they listen. Your claims have no weight at this point. Perhaps the Flat Earth Society can use your services -- I think you'd fit right in. -- Eric F. Richards, "It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that the purpose of a business is to make money. But the real purpose of a business is to create value. While it’s possible to make money in the short run without creating much value, in the long run it’s unsustainable. Even criminal organizations have to create value for someone." - Steve Pavlina, April 10, 2006 |
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David "I'm a fake Hispanic" Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Frackelton Gleason aka Eduardo wrote: "Bart Bailey" wrote in message ... In et posted on Wed, 24 May 2006 11:48:00 GMT, David Eduardo wrote: No, it is an advocacy group, dealing with education, job opportunities, etc. La Raza (the race), Actrually, that is not how it translates. just another racist advocacy group like the NAACP, There is no group called "La Raza" in the US. only happens to be more disingenuous in their identity. except such a group does not exist. LMFAO, you are a member (why, I don't know, since you are not of 'La Raza' nor are you Hispanic). And if you don't think NCLR isn't referred to at times simply as La Raza (by both members and non-members) you're fooling yourself (but then again, that seems to be a regular occurrence on your part). It is never referred to as "la raza" despite what you think. And you're full of ****, boy. Now take your little boxcar of crap down another track. dxAce Michigan USA |
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"Bart Bailey" wrote in message ... In om posted on Wed, 24 May 2006 20:08:13 GMT, David Eduardo wrote: "Bart Bailey" wrote in message ... In et posted on Wed, 24 May 2006 11:48:00 GMT, David Eduardo wrote: No, it is an advocacy group, dealing with education, job opportunities, etc. La Raza (the race), Actrually, that is not how it translates. http://tinyurl.com/rwn5v "Raza" in Spanish means much more than "race" and inacludes things like the English "breed" as in cattle, dogs, horses, and many others. In the Southwest, it means "the people" (equivalent of "pueblo" in other Hispanic areas) or the working class of Mexican immigrants. It s ageneric term, applied to even names of radio stations appealing to this greoup, like KLX, La raza, in LA. You can even say, "Juan es raza" meaning that Johnny is one of the common folks. just another racist advocacy group like the NAACP, There is no group called "La Raza" in the US. I was referring to the NCLR as being the group in particular, with "La Raza" as the focus of its activities. only happens to be more disingenuous in their identity. except such a group does not exist. You even claimed membership in NCLR, maybe not your group but something by that title exists. http://tinyurl.com/sywdc The NCLR is never referred to as just "La Raza" which is a generic term for working people. |
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"Eric F. Richards" wrote in message ... "David Eduardo" wrote: It is never referred to as "la raza" despite what you think. Except in Denver, it is. All the time. No, it is not. In Denver, if you hear "la raza" you are hearing a common term for working class Mexican immigrants. NCLR is not well known in the immigrant community... but the term "la raza" is very common. A gouy going into a bar might say to friends he finds, "Quihúbole raza" which means, "wazzup, bro" or you might se a "Viva La Raza" sticker, meaning "Up with the people" or "Up with the common folks." But then, you say that a letter soliciting participation in Arbitron first doesn't exist, then doesn't qualify as a recruitment effort, THEN is experimental in only two markets, despite other people getting them outside those markets. The letter has been used in tests in several markets, but not applied to the survey, just a pilot test group. It will be used later this year in areas where response rates are low to make actual recruiting easier, per Dr. Ed Cohen, the designer of the Arbitron swample methodology with who I had lunch yesterday. Again: the letter is not pat of the survey methdology. The letter is not a recruit... it is a warm up to encourage people to take part in the actual recruit process of which the letter is not part. Again, per Arbitron, the letter is not a recruiting letter. It is a warm up to make people more likely to respond to the actual recruit process . Less than 0.9% log on to the website or call back... so it is really a way to make the home more receptive when a call comes in. You claim tht "HD" AM is great, despite many reports by actual engineers who say otherwise. Since we have several dozen working and working very well, and I can name the stations and engineers, I will wait for your list of engineers who have actually worked in HD installs and have other opinions. I know nobody who actually has an HD install who is not pleased. You claim that no listeners exist outside your little market slices, despite the many who personally explain that they listen. However, audience measurement, in every US county and every US metro shows an enormously small number of people actually do this, despite your meaningless anecdotal evidence. Your claims have no weight at this point. Perhaps the Flat Earth Society can use your services -- I think you'd fit right in. I actually work in radio, and with multiple successful stations. From your posts, you don't really understand how the business of radio works. |
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"dxAce" wrote in message ... It is never referred to as "la raza" despite what you think. And you're full of ****, boy. "La raza" is an expression for working class Mexicans in the US. It means "brotherhood" or "the common people" or just "the people." When said as "raza" or "la raza" it does not refer to the NCLR. |
(OT) : The Myth of Aztlán - The Truth About 'La Raza'
"RHF" wrote in message oups.com... DaviD - The Republic-of-California and the State-of-California are one and the same. ~ RHF To the Native Peoples of the California and North America The Spanards - Then The Mexicans - Then The Americans {All Europeans} - and soon 'the people' who would call themselves "La Raza" are All Foreign Invaders of the Lands that the Native Peoples called Home for Thousands of Years [.] The Myth of Aztlán http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztl%C3%A1n The Aztecs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec FWIW - "IF" We are to believe the Legends of Aztlán - Then we must conclude for what every reasons the Aztecs left the area for new Lands in the South and ended-up in Mexico. So here we have the Aztecs 'abandoning' Aztlán and Taking-by-Force the lands of Mexico. "Aztlan" was, it is believed, a small vassal trading state subservient to the Mixtecas before the conquest, and located in deep southern Sinaloa near the Nayarit border. The tribe that migrated and eventually settled in Tenochtitlán (Mexico City or the Valle of Mexico) supposedly came from the Coachella (corruption of "little shell" in Spanish) Valley. They did not take "Mexico" by force as 1) Mexico did not exist then, and, 2) the Valley Of Mexico was essentially uninhabited at the time. |
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David Frackelton Gleason aka Eduardo wrote: "Eric F. Richards" wrote in message ... "David Eduardo" wrote: It is never referred to as "la raza" despite what you think. Except in Denver, it is. All the time. No, it is not. In Denver, if you hear "la raza" you are hearing a common term for working class Mexican immigrants. NCLR is not well known in the immigrant community... but the term "la raza" is very common. A gouy going into a bar might say to friends he finds, "Quihúbole raza" which means, "wazzup, bro" or you might se a "Viva La Raza" sticker, meaning "Up with the people" or "Up with the common folks." But then, you say that a letter soliciting participation in Arbitron first doesn't exist, then doesn't qualify as a recruitment effort, THEN is experimental in only two markets, despite other people getting them outside those markets. The letter has been used in tests in several markets, but not applied to the survey, just a pilot test group. It will be used later this year in areas where response rates are low to make actual recruiting easier, per Dr. Ed Cohen, the designer of the Arbitron swample methodology with who I had lunch yesterday. Again: the letter is not pat of the survey methdology. The letter is not a recruit... it is a warm up to encourage people to take part in the actual recruit process of which the letter is not part. Again, per Arbitron, the letter is not a recruiting letter. It is a warm up to make people more likely to respond to the actual recruit process . Less than 0.9% log on to the website or call back... so it is really a way to make the home more receptive when a call comes in. You claim tht "HD" AM is great, despite many reports by actual engineers who say otherwise. Since we have several dozen working and working very well, and I can name the stations and engineers, I will wait for your list of engineers who have actually worked in HD installs and have other opinions. I know nobody who actually has an HD install who is not pleased. You claim that no listeners exist outside your little market slices, despite the many who personally explain that they listen. However, audience measurement, in every US county and every US metro shows an enormously small number of people actually do this, despite your meaningless anecdotal evidence. Your claims have no weight at this point. Perhaps the Flat Earth Society can use your services -- I think you'd fit right in. I actually work in radio, and with multiple successful stations. From your posts, you don't really understand how the business of radio works. From your posts, you really don't understand that IBOC = QRM. dxAce Michigan USA |
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"dxAce" wrote in message ... I actually work in radio, and with multiple successful stations. From your posts, you don't really understand how the business of radio works. From your posts, you really don't understand that IBOC = QRM. HD uses spectrum that is not, in today's environment, generating significant listening (fringe signal listening in other words) and uses it to enhance radio stations so they may better compete in a world with alternate delivery paths and an obsession with digital sources. It is, in effect, a no-brainier trade of a few cents for many potential dollars. |
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David,
Could always call him a "xenophobe"? Or what about just a plain "hater". -- Steph |
(OT) : La Raza "The People" {Mexicanos Only}
DE - "Viva La Raza" sticker, meaning
"Up with the people" or "Up with the common folks." DE - Political Message being "The People" meaning Mexicanos Only to the Exclusion of All 'others' [.] tell the truth DE and not some half-lies ~ RHF |
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DE - "Juan es raza" more than not would mean
'John is One of Us' = One of The People { Feels and Believes as We Do ! } ~ RHF |
(OT) : The Myth of Aztlán - The Truth About 'La Raza'
DE - "IF" What you say is true... That Aztlán
was in Northern {Present Day} Mexico. Then What Claim do any Mexicanos now have on any Lands currently in the USA ? ~ RHF . . .. . |
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Stephanie Weil wrote: David, Could always call him a "xenophobe"? Or what about just a plain "hater". And then both you and Edwina would be incorrect. dxAce Michigan USA |
(OT) : The Myth of Aztlán - The Truth About 'La Raza'
RHF wrote: DE - "IF" What you say is true... That Aztlán was in Northern {Present Day} Mexico. Then What Claim do any Mexicanos now have on any Lands currently in the USA ? ~ RHF any claim they have the power to enforce of course just like the American Indians |
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David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... I actually work in radio, and with multiple successful stations. From your posts, you don't really understand how the business of radio works. From your posts, you really don't understand that IBOC = QRM. HD uses spectrum that is not, in today's environment, generating significant listening (fringe signal listening in other words) and uses it to enhance radio stations so they may better compete in a world with alternate delivery paths and an obsession with digital sources. It is, in effect, a no-brainier trade of a few cents for many potential dollars. It's also a no brainer that IBOC = QRM. dxAce Michigan USA |
The Radio Life - It is a Generational Thing !
BAD - Ah ! :o) Ira Blue on KGO ! :o) ~ RHF
And Ira Blues Theme : Rhapsody in Blue http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ira_Blue http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhapsody_in_Blue http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...87151-4433503# |
(OT) : If "Being" An America "BE" Xenophobic ? - Then a 'Xenophobe' I "BE" !
SW - I "BE" An America [.]
If "Being" An America "BE" Xenophobic ? - - - Then a 'Xenophobe' I "BE" ! I AM Proud To "BE" An American ~ RHF God {Allah} Bless America and All American Citizens - Amen ~ RHF |
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Winky,Blinky,and Nod. alt.military.police news group,,, and,
soc.history.war.world-war-ii cuhulin |
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And I keep telling you, Brenda, that the radios will eventually improve
and come down in price. I showed you that new Radiosophy model. Much improved over the BA-Recepter HD radio. Things will get cooking once they figure out how to squeeze all the necessary electronics into a radio the size of a cigarette pack. -- Stephanie |
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Or,,,, call me a sex maniac.Which I don't thinks I am.I done got too old
for that nonesense,nowdays. cuhulin |
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It's funny. My last name is Weil. And yet I'm considered "hispanic."
Why? Well...let's see. My mother - surname Salazar was married to a German guy named Weil. She divorced him five years later....we left Germany for the USA. I was raised - as a first-generation immigrant American - in a Spanish speaking household (with bits of German and English thrown in). I learned to speak Spanish. REAL Spanish, not this Spanglish stuff the kids and grownups do now. And yet, I'm a pale-face. Hey guess what. Colombia has a great big majority of people who are white. Not all of us are brown/black with ultra-curly hair. Just like any other nationality, the racial spectrum in Latin America is varied. We even have "oriental-looking" people. -- Stephanie |
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Radio Life,,,,,, www.krud.com
JT and Dave,on www.supertalkms.com are talking about the,Smokehouse Restaurant in Petal,Mississippi,, or is it in Hattiesburg,Mississippi? Petal is a suburb of Hattiesburg.Oh Well,,,,, I know a real crazy divorced woman in Petal.She goes for ''everythin''.She is from Miami. cuhulin |
(OT) : La Raza "The People" {Mexicanos Only}
"RHF" wrote in message oups.com... DE - "Viva La Raza" sticker, meaning "Up with the people" or "Up with the common folks." DE - Political Message being "The People" meaning Mexicanos Only to the Exclusion of All 'others' [.] tell the truth DE and not some half-lies ~ RHF "Raza" does not mean "Mexicnas." It means blue collar Mexicans, mostly in the USA. A middle class Mexican or Mexican American will not be "raza" and will be, on occasion, offended if called "raza" because it is demenaning to most better educated and cultured pople. "Raza" when applied to one person means "buddy" or "bro" and to a group, "brotherhood" or "all of the folks like me." An LA radio station's morning personality had billboards that said, "El Cucuy es raza" meaning "Cucuy (the guy's nickname) is one of the common people." . . . . |
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