No, but you obviously did....
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On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 03:35:58 GMT, "katysails"
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So you'd prefer we call them "people of Asian descent who climbed over
rocks
to get here" or maybe "people of the Mongoloid race who now happen to
live
in the America's"? Maybe some Milk of Mag will help your anal
personality....

Did you take the whole bottle of stupid pills again? And where are all the
crayons?

BB

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On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 01:07:48 GMT, "katysails"

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I brought that up a way long time ago...that Canadians and Mexican are
just
as American as the residents of the US....most of the people here went
ballistic....and BTW, I am well aware of the progenitors of the native
American...the land chain that allowed Asians to cross over through
Alaska
and then down the Pacific coast...and I'm sure that almost everyone
else
is
aware of it, too...except maybe Horvath....

Yet, after claiming you know all this, you still refer to them as
"Native
Americans", and "American Indians" ... hmmmm...

BB

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On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 23:01:57 GMT, "katysails"

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You forgot American Indian....

Nope, I didn't forget anything. There is no Country named America,
or
langauge
known as "American". I didn't mention Aztecs or Mayans either. Both
were
American "Indians" although none, including so called "American
Indians"
were
really "Indians" at all. And your "Native Americans" were not native
s
either.
Notice their striking Asian characteristics...

Who are the Inuits? Are any of them Americans? What language do they
speak?

BB



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On 23 Sep 2004 13:10:23 -0700,
(Jonathan
Ganz)
wrote:

No. I speak American.


South American, Central American or North American?

BB

In article ,
Peter S/Y Anicula wrote:
vision - don't you speak English ?

Peter S/Y Anicula

"Jonathan Ganz" skrev i en
meddelelse
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In article ,
Peter S/Y Anicula wrote:
He probably only wants to se himself on the telly.

Telly Savalas?