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HI DAMON
I could be wrong, but, it feels like your making fun of me. Oh, well I am not as American as you all are though I am born a citizen. I appreciate the gift, it does have it's benefits, it only becomes upsetting when my little island no longer hasthe value it had one time, that now so many citizens don't even know that Puerto Rico exists, and we were forced to assimilate with Americans. Alot of us lost our culture, I have fought to keep it, and learn about it at the same time. Fon't be mean. I have defended Americans all my life, but Bush, man let's be real.
mellyn
posted by
mellyn
on October 19, 2005 at 7:03 AM
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SHAME, SHAME
You started so nicely, and then it seems like you ran out of your great writing abilties and cameback with such offensive language. Was this true? or were you ticked off at something I said, I don't write personally.
I leave God's Peace,
mellyn
posted by
mellyn
on October 19, 2005 at 6:42 AM
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Good point, mellyn, but it'll never happen in America. Too many people
here believe in bi-everything. Ford vs. Chevy. Microsoft vs. Apple. Coke vs. Pepsi. Budweiser vs. Miller. The U.S. vs. the world. The Yanks vs. Boston. This show over that show. Mano a mano. One on one. Simplistic but pretty close to true. Americans have never really embraced a multiple candidate system.
I like DamonLeigh's sticker. I would like to add, neither is "Yippie-ky-yay, mother fucker!"
posted by
saul_relative
on October 13, 2005 at 9:45 AM
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I Heard...
...about a bumper sticker recently.
It read ""Yeee-Haaa" is Not a Foreign Policy"
(Insert little man rolling around laughing)
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posted by
DamonLeigh
on October 13, 2005 at 6:55 AM
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