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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Hey "Internerd"


Magazine Style Retraction
So it turns out I was wrong. I believe Dr. Hughes was in fact pointing out that it would be erroneous to label a koala as a bear--just as it would be erroneous to label a rose as a tulip. I read it too quickly, and I made a huge error that makes me look even stupider than I am. So I retract the whole thing about the bear/marsupial gaffe; it was I who in fact gaffed.

Dicktionary
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
More More More Gypsies!
I have a good feeling about this year for gypsies. It feels like they're everywhere!
This is so entertaining and confusing.
1. how did he have time to become famous, run someone over and get married to a gipsy woman?
2. are gipsy women mixed in with the men in Spanish prison? If not, how did the two meet?
3. They did the handkerchief test in jail?
4. Am I stupid?
I could not read the elmundo article. I think because I do not subscribe to elmundo, it was in Spanish?
do you have any pictures of the wife? I would like to see a proper gipsy lady, not just the kind that curse turistas.
thank you,
Rachel



Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Nude It!





Sometimes
Dear Rachel,
You had some trouble telling real gipsies from fake ones when we were in Spain so I am sending a picture of a real one. This was on the news today ( http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2010/01/12/cultura/1263311606.html ). In a nutshell, the guy in the picture ran someone over and killed him three years ago while he was driving around without a license (he was 14). He drove away but someone saw what happened and the police caught him and put him in prison. Three years later he is free and his family went to jail to pick him up, you can see them in the picture. He is a very famous flamenco dancer. Also, he got married while he was serving in jail to a gipsy woman. She was subject to the white handkerchief test before the wedding, just the way a proper gipsy wedding should be. I thought you would like to know this. If you had had your waxing done in Zaragoza I believe you would have been subject to the handkerchief test too. For more information, google "Farruquito". Happy new year!
Steve, I think this is blog material
Nacho


