HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
HK wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

Other than your ignorance and stupidity, what makes you think I am
a communist?


Maybe it's your ballcap.

http://www.bornintheussr.com/ht01.jpg

Eisboch



Nice cap, but my grandfather left *before* the Russian Revolution. :)

Your grandfather seems to have been jumping back and forth over the
numerous borders. He keeps changing nationality depending upon what
day it is.


Well, Reggie..it is this way...

1. I had more than one grandfather. I know that is a difficult concept
for you to understand.

2. One was Russian, the other was German-Polish-Austrian-Hungarian
because national borders tended to change a lot, and his little town was
in the middle of that sort of stuff. One came here right after the turn
of the 19th to 20 Centuries, and was processed through Ellis Island, and
the other arrived at the Port of Philadelphia in 1911.

I suppose you have to know a little 19th and 20th Century European
history to understand the changing borders situation. Obviously, your
education in that area is...lacking.



Harry,

I love tweaking you, you are so easy, because you can not keep up with
your stories. I mentioned your Russian grandfather about a year ago,
and you were adamant that you DID NOT have a Russian Grandfather, nor
did you ever say you had a Russian Grandfather. Now if you would like
me to retrieve your post via Google, let me know. It would probably
take me a min or two.

I understand that European borders have a long history of changing
borders, I just think it is funny that your life history has changed
more often and more dramatically than the European borders.