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Its half Italian and half Spanish with a little Latin in it:Ma que dicci filo de putana, En este mundo siempre va a ver algien que sepa mas que tu. El inteligente de verdad nunca esta diciendole a todo el mundo lo habil que el es. El genio de verdad es admirado nuca por el mismo poti conselto y en tuto mundo.
Hello, I'm Spanish, not Italian, but Italian resembles to Spanish, and as far as I know "Ma que dicci filo de putana" means "But, what are you saying son of a *you know*". So Gino, if you don't know the exact meaning of what you write, I'd rather keep my words out of the forum or if you wrote it with full knowledge, at least say it in plain english. Bye.
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USA, USA , USA ... I bet 100.00 on USA to beat Portugal in the World cup match. The odds were 7 to 1 against USA. Portugal has one of the best teams in the world cup, but my US team made them cry. I'm 700 richer thenks to our U.S team. This bits all the stocks in Wall Street. I should have increase my bet though. USA,USA,USA,USA,USA....
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Roginia, What can I tell you. The proverb begins with those words, and I was fully aware of what those words meant.Intalians have very nasty proverbs. Is the Italian way, you wouldn't understand it because you are spanish. A real espanol (born in Spain)would understand. The have pretty nasty proverbs themselves. I guess you are from Central America. I’m not going to change the words on a famous Italian proverb that could be a sin. He didn’t get offended because he didn’t understand what I was writing. I don’t think it was necessary to translate the whole proverb, but just the point I was trying to make. Who invited you to our very interesting conversation anyway? This was between me and my pal YP. No seas tan metiche y no pongas en tela de juicio mi capcidad mental triste chicano wet back. El dia que te puedas graduar con un titulo en contabilidad y finansas cumm laude. Ese dia dirigete a mi… until then,,,,, vete a chingar a tu India.
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This is a public forum, IN CASE you didn't know, Gino. Maybe it's not obvious. . .with all the free people posting all over the place. Oh, and one more thing:have you heard of the EDIT button?
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HAHAHAHA, oh my God... you make me laugh, really... quote:
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Roginia,
What's that? Rage? Calm down bratty, you'll live more time  quote:
Originally posted by Gino:
What can I tell you. The proverb begins with those words, and I was fully aware of what those words meant.Intalians have very nasty proverbs. Is the Italian way, you wouldn't understand it because you are spanish. A real espanol (born in Spain)would understand. The have pretty nasty proverbs themselves. I guess you are from Central America.
Yes they do indeed, I was born in Spain and live here and no sorry, I don't understand, this is a message board full of people who try to learn and overcome themselves, not a street fight or The Mafia Co. quote:
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I’m not going to change the words on a famous Italian proverb that could be a sin.
 HAHAHHA... you call that a proverb? That's not a proverb you bratty, that's just a plain insult.
This is a proverb. “Empty barrels make the most noise.” I dedicate it to you, with all my love  quote:
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He didn’t get offended because he didn’t understand what I was writing.
So that's your point then, eh bratty? To insult people in languages they don't understand. quote:
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I don’t think it was necessary to translate the whole proverb, but just the point I was trying to make. Who invited you to our very interesting conversation anyway? This was between me and my pal YP.
I think it was absolutely necessary, considering what YOU wrote. Btw, I invited myself, because I've the right to, as you have the right and indecency to insult people and try to camouflage it. quote:
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No seas tan metiche y no pongas en tela de juicio mi capcidad mental triste chicano wet back. El dia que te puedas graduar con un titulo en contabilidad y finansas cumm laude. Ese dia dirigete a mi…
No, no, no, and no again, one big NO for the little bratty lousy racist.
Nice words you use here, plenty of rage and racism, and you don't even know who I'm. Again, I've to take a 1min break to laugh bratty, excuse me. Ok back. Also, so if someone does not have an accounting and finances graduation diploma does not have the right to talk to you... AHHHAHAHAHohh oh oh Eminence, excuse me, I'm sorry, I won't do it again, promise  quote:
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until then,,,,, vete a chingar a tu India.
Nstch, nstch... Go and f... too.. ok, I won't finish that sentence, I'm not as bratty as you're One last consideration, expel your rage and racism, you'll live more time and will be a better person, maybe there's a paraliminal that can help you on that... hmm, on second guess, maybe not, you're too much brat...
If I were you, I'd concentrate on my behaves first, rather than on anything else. Bye!
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Gino... from your post supporting USA I get the impression you are an American. is that right? Alex
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Yes, Why do you ask? quote:
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Gino... from your post supporting USA I get the impression you are an American. is that right?Alex
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Don't try to appear like an innocent little girl in this forum. I'm not racist. As a matter of fact, my best friend is from Nigeria.I despite racists, I think they have such low IQ's that they want to feel better by promoting their supposedly master race. I’m an international lover my son, so don’t try to insult me by calling me a racist. I won’t write to you in Spanish any more your translations are a little bid rusty. As a matter of fact, I won’t write to you at all. You are trying to make me look like a person I will never be. You are clever, but not enough. Peace. If I win my next bet on the game between USA and South Korea, I’ll take you to lunch.
USA,USA,USA
USA 2 South Korea 1
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HAHAHAHA, oh my God... you make me laugh, really... Nstch, nstch... Go and f... too.. ok, I won't finish that sentence, I'm not as bratty as you're One last consideration, expel your rage and racism, you'll live more time and will be a better person, maybe there's a paraliminal that can help you on that... hmm, on second guess, maybe not, you're too much brat...
If I were you, I'd concentrate on my behaves first, rather than on anything else. Bye!
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A quote just came to mind... There is no point in speaking unless you can improve upon the silence. Just wondering when this discussion will resume itself to PhotoReading, Einstein Factor, NLP.....any advice that might help someone on this forum?
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A quote just came to mind...There is no point in speaking unless you can improve upon the silence. Just wondering when this discussion will resume itself to PhotoReading, Einstein Factor, NLP.....any advice that might help someone on this forum?
Well spoken (typed?) Sandy! I agree fully. In response to YP's original post, I think photoreading is such a valuable skill that any opportunity to pique people's curiosity and initiate in them a desire to learn the process must be taken advantage of to the fullest. YP is also correct (in my estimation) that the most effective way to grow interest in PR is by example. If you simply tell people about photoreading it will never interest them. I know this from experience. The way things are normally done and what is considered normal or possible is so deeply imprinted on the minds of many people such that they are UNABLE to consider even the possibility that something can be done differently. This is evidenced by the way that people instantly question the effectiveness of the program (and not the method) when you tell them about it. It is better to keep quiet about PR and let the facts speak for themselves. What you are able to do is something that few people are able to do -- and it is noticeable. When their curiosity has finally reached the boiling point, they will ask you how you do it (How do you know so much about this subject, how do you know so much about this book, how do you find the time to read as much as you do, etc...) and when you tell them, they will believe and they will want to know more. This is because by then they will have already seen proof enough that it works, and their only question then will be "how?". It is at that point that a true opportunity to teach has presented itself, and must be used... [This message has been edited by acsimmons (edited June 06, 2002).]
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