"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in message news:<4gTZb.1088$iK4.936@news1.dion.ne.jp>...
If I listen to the way his dad talks and the way Wacko writes, I'd say his
father homeschooled him.
"1 adn (sic) 1 be 3."
"I wsa (sic) born in Garie (sic), Indianana (sic)."
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Did he, like, need to Graduate frickin' High School ?!?!?
I didn't -- and I have 2 retail businesses and didn't need a mortgage to
buy a house either ;-)
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22 Feb 2004 01:35:51 AM |
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"wacko jacko 2004" <wackojacko2005@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in
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If I listen to the way his dad talks and the way Wacko writes, I'd say
his
father homeschooled him.
"1 adn (sic) 1 be 3."
"I wsa (sic) born in Garie (sic), Indianana (sic)."
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Did he, like, need to Graduate frickin' High School ?!?!?
I didn't -- and I have 2 retail businesses and didn't need a mortgage to
buy a house either ;-)
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Which could explain why you don't seem to know that there is no such word as
"frickin'".
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22 Feb 2004 12:26:52 PM |
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"angriestgirl" wrote in a most KERT and bold reply:
<< Which could explain why you don't seem to know that there is no such word as
"frickin'" >>
Well, WOMP DE FRICKIN WOMP AND WHOOPDEE FRICKIN DEW.
As Patron Saint of the Internet and a close friend of Uncle Wally -- I simply
must give a public varification that indeed there is such a word as *FRICKIN*
-- see below.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=frickin
I use it often myself -- as a polite substitute word for *FUCKIN*. But, I only
do that with hetrosexual, Republican, right wing XIANS.
And, in closing my dear I should also like to note to the
world wide public that I KNOW THE REAL ANGRIESTGIRL
from multiple intimate and close contact and you are not
the angriestgirl. You are a fake, anonymous, ignorant,
slutty, skanking, Aussie -- yuppie that is addicted to
YAHOO and using the lowly MS freebee Outlook Express.
My parody web site is on your own server ozmail. See if
you can find it and then post the URL of it to this NG!
The Psychedelick Pope
Saint Isidore of Laytonville
^Ö^ Patron Saint of the Internet ^Ö^
°°^Ö^ °°
http://apple2.org.za/gswv/me
AOXOMOXOA and ENESSA QUA ONNICA
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22 Feb 2004 08:42:51 PM |
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"angriestgirl" <ig0610(nospam)@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message news:<QZYZb.865$3X5.26431@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au>...
"wacko jacko 2004" <wackojacko2005@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in
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If I listen to the way his dad talks and the way Wacko writes, I'd say
his
father homeschooled him.
"1 adn (sic) 1 be 3."
"I wsa (sic) born in Garie (sic), Indianana (sic)."
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Did he, like, need to Graduate frickin' High School ?!?!?
I didn't -- and I have 2 retail businesses and didn't need a mortgage to
buy a house either ;-)
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Which could explain why you don't seem to know that there is no such word as
"frickin'".
There is *NOW* ;-)
Uncle Wally
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22 Feb 2004 09:16:01 PM |
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"angriestgirl" <ig0610(nospam)@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message news:<QZYZb.865$3X5.26431@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au>...
"wacko jacko 2004" <wackojacko2005@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in
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If I listen to the way his dad talks and the way Wacko writes, I'd say
his
father homeschooled him.
"1 adn (sic) 1 be 3."
"I wsa (sic) born in Garie (sic), Indianana (sic)."
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Did he, like, need to Graduate frickin' High School ?!?!?
I didn't -- and I have 2 retail businesses and didn't need a mortgage to
buy a house either ;-)
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Which could explain why you don't seem to know that there is no such word as
"frickin'".
Well, ain't U just the little a$$munch ;-)
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=frickin
Baloney with cheese on top !!!!
And I'm loaded ;-)
Uncle Wally (Thanks Popey ;-)
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| User: "Hyena" |
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22 Feb 2004 07:17:34 AM |
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"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in
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If I listen to the way his dad talks and the way Wacko writes, I'd say
his father homeschooled him.
Umm. were the title to be, "Did 'Wacko' graduate FROM High School?" it
might be easier to answer.
If there was any such word as 'homeschooled', then again, perhaps one
might answer.
A home is, well, a home. A school is a building dedictated to
education. The two nouns do not sit well together as a single unit.
Now, if the word, 'home-taught' were to be introduced, then the
question makes sense.
Using the present tense of 'listen' in connection to the past tense of
'I'd say'
(translation..I would have said) is equally difficult to follow.
Using 'if' to start the sentence indicates doubt as to whether the
action was completed. Using 'when' removes that doubt.
I also find it hard to imagine the author 'listening to the way
'Jacko' writes!
I wonder if the poster was, 'homeschooled'...or is this just an
example of 'standard American English?'
Hyena
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22 Feb 2004 05:35:40 PM |
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"Hyena" <vladtheimpaler_1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in
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If I listen to the way his dad talks and the way Wacko writes, I'd say
his father homeschooled him.
Umm. were the title to be, "Did 'Wacko' graduate FROM High School?" it
might be easier to answer.
Uh, "from" is implied, plebe.
If there was any such word as 'homeschooled', then again, perhaps one
might answer.
There is. http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=homeschool
Please come back when you know what the hell you're talking about.
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| User: "Hyena" |
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23 Feb 2004 03:44:29 AM |
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"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in message news:<d1b_b.1137$iK4.979@news1.dion.ne.jp>...
Uh, "from" is implied, plebe.
If there was any such word as 'homeschooled', then again, perhaps one
might answer.
There is. http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=homeschool
Please come back when you know what the hell you're talking about.
Oh...thanks. I can just leave out any word I fancy as being,
'implied'. How easy that will be. You must be very and as well to
that.
I take it my last sentence was fine?
Of course your American dictionary includes the 'word'. Correct
English usage precludes it however.
I'm still waiting for an explanation as to how the poster can hear
'Wacko' writing.
The truth is, American 'English' is no more than pidgin English these
days. You have bastardised the language, removed thousands of
perfectly good words and replaced them with your own versions. You
have reduced the number of vowels considerably and chosen a phonetic
approach to spelling. Most of this has been accomplished within the
last 50 years. I shudder to think what it will be like in another 50
years.
I blame your amazingly low educational standards for this. You are all
beginning to sound like the language of a 'rap' record.
Please leave the planet before tomorrow morning.
Ps Plebe? Do you mean 'plebeian?' If you insist on the shorter word,
please remove the final 'e'. It is much more accurate like that.
Hyena
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23 Feb 2004 07:09:48 AM |
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"Hyena" <vladtheimpaler_1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in
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Uh, "from" is implied, plebe.
If there was any such word as 'homeschooled', then again, perhaps one
might answer.
There is. http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=homeschool
Please come back when you know what the hell you're talking about.
Oh...thanks. I can just leave out any word I fancy as being,
'implied'. How easy that will be. You must be very and as well to
that.
I take it my last sentence was fine?
Of course your American dictionary includes the 'word'. Correct
English usage precludes it however.
I'm still waiting for an explanation as to how the poster can hear
'Wacko' writing.
The truth is, American 'English' is no more than pidgin English these
days. You have bastardised the language, removed thousands of
perfectly good words and replaced them with your own versions. You
have reduced the number of vowels considerably and chosen a phonetic
approach to spelling. Most of this has been accomplished within the
last 50 years. I shudder to think what it will be like in another 50
years.
I blame your amazingly low educational standards for this. You are all
beginning to sound like the language of a 'rap' record.
Please leave the planet before tomorrow morning.
Ps Plebe? Do you mean 'plebeian?' If you insist on the shorter word,
please remove the final 'e'. It is much more accurate like that.
Well said. Now who's laughing?
Hyena
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24 Feb 2004 10:38:00 AM |
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"Hyena" <vladtheimpaler_1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in
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Uh, "from" is implied, plebe.
If there was any such word as 'homeschooled', then again, perhaps one
might answer.
There is. http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=homeschool
Please come back when you know what the hell you're talking about.
Oh...thanks. I can just leave out any word I fancy as being,
'implied'. How easy that will be. You must be very and as well to
that.
I take it my last sentence was fine?
Nice cop out there. If you can't figure out the logic behind implied
meaning, then you have no business to criticize any language, as you
obviously don't understand the full practical usage of your mother tongue.
Many Eastern languages like Chinese, Japanese, and Korean are high-context
languages, meaning that there are few words spoken, but deep implied
meaning. I bet you find these languages facinating, however, because they
aren't American English.
Of course your American dictionary includes the 'word'. Correct
English usage precludes it however.
Amazing recourse you have. First, you say the word doesn't exist, but when
it is proven that it does, you chalk it up to "American Bastardization".
Language, including yours, changes and has changed from its origin country,
hypocrite.
I'm still waiting for an explanation as to how the poster can hear
'Wacko' writing.
The truth is, American 'English' is no more than pidgin English these
days. You have bastardised the language, removed thousands of
perfectly good words and replaced them with your own versions.
Uh, that's called "slang" and language mutation. It's been done in every
English speaking country, bigot. You have no problem with the mutations in
Phillipine, Hindu, or Canadian English, but when Americans do it, it is
bastardization. BTW - How many British use the term "chin waggling" as a
substitute for "discussion"? Your PKB (int'l usenet term, not American
English) meter is off the chart, Australian.
You
have reduced the number of vowels considerably and chosen a phonetic
approach to spelling. Most of this has been accomplished within the
last 50 years. I shudder to think what it will be like in another 50
years.
Japanese has reduced the number of their hiragana vowels considerably since
the 40s and simplified their kanji characters over the years (BTW - Japanese
is symbolic and phonetic and Korean's spelling is ALL phonetic). Chinese
has done the same. Is this bastardization? On top of that, there is only
phonetic and symbolic pronunciations. There is no symbolic meaning in the
alphabet so the only way you can spell things in English *is* phonetically.
HELLO! As for abbreviating things, there are English greetings and closings
used to be a longer affair 600 years ago than now among other things, but I
suppose that because the Americans didn't shorten them that it isn't
bastardization. I pity the anal-retentive, close minded simpletons that
think evolution = pidgin.
I blame your amazingly low educational standards for this. You are all
beginning to sound like the language of a 'rap' record.
And just how is your advanced economy doing these days? If your educational
standards are so high, I would have figured (or "reckoned" as you say in
Australia) that you would have figured out a way to stop your money from
being worth as much as pesos.
Please leave the planet before tomorrow morning.
I'll leave the planet as long as you leave your brain for science fiction.
Ps Plebe? Do you mean 'plebeian?'
No, as in "plebe", or Freshman or Rookie.
Your PKB rating for the entire post.
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24 Feb 2004 10:57:18 AM |
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Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero wrote:
Japanese has reduced the number of their hiragana vowels considerably since
the 40s and simplified their kanji characters over the years (BTW - Japanese
is symbolic and phonetic and Korean's spelling is ALL phonetic).
'Considerably'? 'Wi' and 'we' have been dropped, if I recall
correctly. What else?
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24 Feb 2004 11:08:33 AM |
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"Wise One" <WO@gil.com.au> wrote in message
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Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero wrote:
Japanese has reduced the number of their hiragana vowels considerably
since
the 40s and simplified their kanji characters over the years (BTW -
Japanese
is symbolic and phonetic and Korean's spelling is ALL phonetic).
'Considerably'? 'Wi' and 'we' have been dropped, if I recall
correctly. What else?
yi,ye,wi,wu,we, and to a certain degree the `tsu` version of 'zu' (only used
in one verb and names now).
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| User: "Tourniquet" |
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22 Feb 2004 03:01:58 PM |
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(Hyena) wrote:
Umm. were the title to be, "Did 'Wacko' graduate FROM High School?" it
might be easier to answer.
If there was any such word as 'homeschooled', then again, perhaps one
might answer.
A home is, well, a home. A school is a building dedictated to
education. The two nouns do not sit well together as a single unit.
Now, if the word, 'home-taught' were to be introduced, then the
question makes sense.
Using the present tense of 'listen' in connection to the past tense of
'I'd say'
(translation..I would have said) is equally difficult to follow.
Using 'if' to start the sentence indicates doubt as to whether the
action was completed. Using 'when' removes that doubt.
I also find it hard to imagine the author 'listening to the way
'Jacko' writes!
I wonder if the poster was, 'homeschooled'...or is this just an
example of 'standard American English?'
Hyena
Have you met alan jones? You make about as much sense as he does.
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Its not right, but its ok..... (or so the song went)
The fact that R Kelly remains a hit is a measure of what people really feel.
Maybe some of that underground knowledge will lend itself to Michael.
-- alan jones
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| User: "sUSAn B Anthony" |
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22 Feb 2004 09:33:25 AM |
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Good morning! :)
The term "Homeschool" comes from the decaying state of the US public
schools and parents who wish to educate the children at home rather than
subject them to the hostile learning environment now present in some of
the classrooms.
In California, many children are "homeschooled" because of gangs.
I have a cousin in North Carolina who's daughter finished her out senior
year of high school in the "homeschool" program because boys were
constantly sexually harassing her and groping her in the hallway when
she would change from one class to another.
http://learninfreedom.org/colleges_4_hmsc.html
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=homeschooled
Remember, that is why we packed our bags and left England in the first
place. So we can talk like a *****/ worship like *****... if we want
to.
And we even have our *own* dictionary that backs us. :)
Some day when I have a minute..... I'll teach you a new American word
called "magnetschool" and how opposite colors repel.
sUSAn :)
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22 Feb 2004 01:06:39 PM |
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(sUSAn B Anthony) wrote in message news:<11516-4038CBC5-54@storefull-3215.bay.webtv.net>...
Some day when I have a minute..... I'll teach you a new American word
called "magnetschool" and how opposite colors repel.
sUSAn :)
Good evening ;)
What are colors?
;)
Hyena
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| User: "Michael Johnathan McDonald" |
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22 Feb 2004 03:09:36 PM |
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(sUSAn B Anthony) wrote in message news:<11516-4038CBC5-54@storefull-3215.bay.webtv.net>...
Good morning! :)
The term "Homeschool" comes from the decaying state of the US public
schools and parents who wish to educate the children at home rather than
subject them to the hostile learning environment now present in some of
the classrooms.
In California, many children are "homeschooled" because of gangs.
Not true. Many are "home schooled" because of left-wing agenda.
How do I know this? Because of first hand knowledge.
"hostile learning environment " is subject to interpretation here.
Like mention that you like America and the left-wing indoctrinated
teachers have to lower one grade level no matter how well you did on
an exam.
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| User: "sUSAn B Anthony" |
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22 Feb 2004 11:09:47 PM |
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Michael wrote:
In California, many children are
"homeschooled" because of gangs.
Not true.
Yes -TRUE!
Many are "home schooled" because of
left-wing agenda.
Oh - I believe you!
How do I know this? Because of first
hand knowledge.
Fine and dandy McDougle, but it doesn't make what I said NOT TRUE.
I have second hand knowledge which was passed down to me from a family
member who was stationed in California about the gangs. They
"homeschooled" their kids because of it. Would you like to tell me it's
not true one more time?
"hostile learning environment " is subject
to interpretation here.
You may interpret it all you like but I meant it HOW I SAID IT.
Hostile as in dangerous.
Like mention that you like America and
the left-wing indoctrinated teachers
have to lower one grade level no matter
how well you did on an exam.
Yes, that does suck. Why can't everybody have brains, I ask?
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22 Feb 2004 03:36:37 PM |
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Michael went to the same high school as Danny Bonaduce! The ygraduated
together! Did anyone ever bother to read his book?
vladtheimpaler_1@hotmail.com (Hyena) wrote in message news:<32a2b3f5.0402220517.58f8604b@posting.google.com>...
"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in
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If I listen to the way his dad talks and the way Wacko writes, I'd say
his father homeschooled him.
Umm. were the title to be, "Did 'Wacko' graduate FROM High School?" it
might be easier to answer.
If there was any such word as 'homeschooled', then again, perhaps one
might answer.
A home is, well, a home. A school is a building dedictated to
education. The two nouns do not sit well together as a single unit.
Now, if the word, 'home-taught' were to be introduced, then the
question makes sense.
Using the present tense of 'listen' in connection to the past tense of
'I'd say'
(translation..I would have said) is equally difficult to follow.
Using 'if' to start the sentence indicates doubt as to whether the
action was completed. Using 'when' removes that doubt.
I also find it hard to imagine the author 'listening to the way
'Jacko' writes!
I wonder if the poster was, 'homeschooled'...or is this just an
example of 'standard American English?'
Hyena
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22 Feb 2004 05:39:42 PM |
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"Jennifer" <shoopies100@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Michael went to the same high school as Danny Bonaduce! The ygraduated
together! Did anyone ever bother to read his book?
You mean the book is readable?
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22 Feb 2004 10:47:48 PM |
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"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in message news:<%4b_b.1139$iK4.266@news1.dion.ne.jp>...
"Jennifer" <shoopies100@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Michael went to the same high school as Danny Bonaduce! The ygraduated
together! Did anyone ever bother to read his book?
You mean the book is readable?
Yes this book is redable. Matter afact Danny said that Michael was
asked about him on a talk show that Danny didn't like. So Danny went
to school the next day and said Jackson get your butt out here now?
Danny said the only problem was that there are nine Jackson's so they
all came out and he head tail out of there!
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22 Feb 2004 07:44:54 PM |
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Jennifer <shoopies100@yahoo.com> wrote:
Michael went to the same high school as Danny Bonaduce! The ygraduated
together! Did anyone ever bother to read his book?
Michael said in his book that he went to elementary school for a while
but when they became famous they had a tutor who lived and traveled with
them. I don't think he went to high school at all.
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22 Feb 2004 08:34:51 PM |
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"BBoop" <BettyBoop*begone*toYou@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Jennifer <shoopies100@yahoo.com> wrote:
Michael went to the same high school as Danny Bonaduce! The ygraduated
together! Did anyone ever bother to read his book?
Michael said in his book that he went to elementary school for a while
but when they became famous they had a tutor who lived and traveled with
them. I don't think he went to high school at all.
Repost:
Jackie and Tito graduated from Fairfax High School.
Michael, Marlon and Jermaine were granted high school equivalency diplomas
by Rose Fine (their tutor), who was empowered to award them. Though
technically graduated, the three younger Jacksons certainly did not obtain a
good grounding in basic subjects, no slight to Rose Fine who probably did
the best she could with them under the circumstances. To this day, each has
problems with penmanship, grammar and (michael in particular) spelling.
In later years however Michael has become an avid reader with a great thirst
for knowledge.
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24 Feb 2004 02:00:42 AM |
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"wacko jacko 2004" <wackojacko2005@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
news:4ef6e559.0402212334.4af6a98d@posting.google.com...
"Dethlar2004: Blaq Action Hero" <dethlar2004@ammodump.com> wrote in
message news:<4gTZb.1088$iK4.936@news1.dion.ne.jp>...
If I listen to the way his dad talks and the way Wacko writes, I'd say
his
father homeschooled him.
"1 adn (sic) 1 be 3."
"I wsa (sic) born in Garie (sic), Indianana (sic)."
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Did he, like, need to Graduate frickin' High School ?!?!?
I didn't -- and I have 2 retail businesses and didn't need a mortgage to
buy a house either ;-)
Dude...owning a whorehouse and a crackhouse doesn't count as "retail
businesses".
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| User: "Saint Isidore of Laytonville" |
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| Title: Re: Did Wacko graduate high school? |
22 Feb 2004 11:40:34 AM |
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Uncle Wally wrote in a reply:
<< Did he, like, need to Graduate frickin' High School ?!?!?
I didn't -- and I have 2 retail businesses and didn't need a mortgage to
buy a house either ;-)
We do have much in common Uncle Wally.
Neither did I. I dropped out in the middle
of my senior year to join the Air Force.
That fell thru after 6 weeks of basic
training finally agreed to give me an
Honorable Discharge under section 3114
as being unadaptable to the military way
of life. When I returned home from the
USAF, I became a drunken skank and my
parents had me commited by court order
to the state mental Hospital. That only
lasted two weeks and I tricked with the
SHRINK IN CHARGE and got a prompt
release.
Then I moved to St. Louis and married a
Drag Queen and worked as a shoe salesman
at Sears. When my drag queen came into
the Sears store one day to buy some ladies
clothes on my credit store employees acct.
Sears fired me for moral misconduct. After
that I abandoned the drag queen and moved to
Chicago with the drag queens ex-lover Maurese.
We opened up a very profitable call service that
catered to both male and female high society
clients. I cashed out of that business after a
few months and went to work for a high rise luxury
Hotel as the night manager.
I got fairly bored with that after a few months and
quit and caught a Greyhound bus out to Hollywood
to become an actor but, never made it as I got
on a wrong transfer bus in Pheonix and ended up
in San Francisco. I got an apt. in the Haight - Ashbury
district of the city -- started dropping acid and roaming about in the fog for
three years from 1967 thru 1969 --- smothered in a rainbow
glazed circle of joy and bliss.
And, then I moved to the country in the mountains with a bunch of other hippies
that were called the 'Merry
Pranksters' and I've live here in lovely Laytonville
ever sense as a retired and disabled pagan party animal.
I have my own home also on a large farm that
has no mortage either and no taxes as we granted
the trust deed of it to 'Our Loving Personal God'.
Our county has a declaration that any personal
God that owns property is exempt from property taxes.
Life has been and should continue to be very good
here in Northern California.
The Psychedelick Pope
Saint Isidore of Laytonville
^Ö^ Patron Saint of the Internet ^Ö^
°°^Ö^ °°
http://apple2.org.za/gswv/me
AOXOMOXOA and ENESSA QUA ONNICA
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| User: "Grantland" |
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| Title: Re: Did Wacko graduate high school? |
22 Feb 2004 12:27:39 PM |
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cturley2@aol.comWOMPWOMP (Saint Isidore of Laytonville) wrote:
And, then I moved to the country in the mountains with a bunch of other hippies
that were called the 'Merry
Pranksters' a
Electric Cool-Aid?? No Left Turn Unstoned? HOWL?? I don't believe
you.
G
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| User: "Saint Isidore of Laytonville" |
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| Title: Re: Did Wacko graduate high school? |
22 Feb 2004 05:49:46 PM |
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wrote in reply:
<< I don't believe
you.
G
I knew that -- before you posted the reply!
I'm psychic.
The Psychedelick Pope
Saint Isidore of Laytonville
^Ö^ Patron Saint of the Internet ^Ö^
°°^Ö^ °°
http://apple2.org.za/gswv/me
AOXOMOXOA and ENESSA QUA ONNICA
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