On Dec 10, 9:30=A0pm, Mack A. Damia wrote:
> On Sat, 10 Dec 2011 16:17:22 -0800 (PST), "who?"
> wrote:
> >On Dec 10, 3:25=A0pm, Mack A. Damia =A0 wrote:
> >> On Sat, 10 Dec 2011 12:44:36 -0800 (PST), "who?"
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> >> wrote:
> >> >On Dec 10, 2:35=A0pm, Mack A. Damia =A0 wro=
te:
> >> >> On Sat, 10 Dec 2011 12:22:47 -0800 (PST), "who?"
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> >> >> wrote:
> >> >> >On Dec 10, 2:04=A0pm, Lisi Peteras wrote:
> >> >> >> On 12/10/2011 2:30 PM, Mack A. Damia wrote:
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> >> >> >> > On Sat, 10 Dec 2011 10:20:48 -0800 (PST), "who?"
> >> >> >> > =A0wrote:
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> >> >> >> >> On Dec 10, 11:21 am, Billy =A0wrot=
e:
> >> >> >> >>> On Dec 7, 11:14 am, marcus =A0wrote:
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> >> >> >> >>>> On Dec 7, 7:53 am, Nil =A0w=
rote:
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> >> >> >> >>>>> On 07 Dec 2011, johnty =A0wrote in
> >> >> >> >>>>> rec.music.beatles:
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> >> >> >> >>>>>> Which god? =A0 Or is all of them?
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> >> >> >> >>>>> Will the real god please stand up?
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> >> >> >> >>>> Suddenly, Donald Trump stands up from his seat.
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> >> >> >> >>> But only two of the Republican candidates agreed to appear a=
t his
> >> >> >> >>> debate! =A0It's gotta be a blow to Trump's ego.
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> >> >> >> >> It won't matter. It's part of the "Schooner'sociation"
> >> >> >> >> and larger experiment. It's a subsidy of Recreation music Dyl=
an
> >> >> >> >> where they talk about their favorite people and least favorit=
e.
> >> >> >> >> They also took a poll over there about two weeks ago that end=
ed
> >> >> >> >> up over here about who were the most popular posters of all
> >> >> >> >> time. Frank is gonna be inducted into the BPOAT for reasons
> >> >> >> >> I won't get into at this moment.
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> >> >> >> > I think Frank is poisoned rose in drag.
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> >> >> >> You are very close to the truth.
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> >> >> >> Very close indeed.
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> >> >> >Not even close to the truth but the speculation will
> >> >> >continue as "The Schoonverociation" evolves
> >> >> >and continues to unravel over time.
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> >> >> Let me respectfully suggest that you ignore him - or just reply to =
his
> >> >> serious Beatles-related conversation?
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> >> >> It will save you a lot of anguish.
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> >> >I respectfully say the same thing to you regarding Jews, Fatt and
> >> >Darrin. It's not even on topic material and I don't read it except
> >> >for the parts where you mention each other. If it were me, I
> >> >would let it go. You all should.
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> >> Actually, I only reply to somebody's reply who has forgotten to snip.
> >> I have them both killfiled in here, and I'd rather not read their
> >> nonsense. =A0I never directly see a message that either of them has
> >> posted.
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> >> They are two peas in the same pod, and the pod is old and rotten.
>
> >> There must be some who want to fan the flames by replying to
> >Frank.
>
> >I have no new info on Mr. Schnoover at this time.
> New information:
> If you check the record, you'll find that pea-brained ... Snyder, aka
> "Fatts", started this trouble. =A0I know there's a Jewish word for her
> type of personality - a busybody who causes trouble - but I don't know
> the word.> Maybe, ".wit"?- >>
The word is "Yenta," my Heathen skinfreak extraordinaire! ehehe But
alas, you should already know this, claiming to have lived in Brooklyn
for 20+ years. DOH! -D, NYC "The Longest running gag about Jews and
Christmas, at least in New York, is that Jews love the holiday
because, with Christians all busy opening stockings and quaffing
eggnog, you can get into popular movies without waiting in long lines.
But the Jewish contribution to Christmas, at least in popular culture,
goes way beyond passive appreciation. If it weren't for Jewish
songwriters and moviemakers, a big chunk of our Christmas tradition
would melt away faster than Frosty the Snowman. When the American
Society of Composers and Publishers releases its annual list of the 25
most popular holiday season songs, a good half of them have music and/
or lyrics by Jewish writers. Without Jewish writers, we would just for
starters not have "Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer" or "Chestnuts
Roasting on an Open Fire." - excerpt from DAVID HINCKLEY, NY DAILY
NEWS.."The most popular-selling Christmas song, 'White Christmas," was
penned by a Jew" - IRVING BERLIN.."Roses are Reddish, Violets are
Bluish, if it wasn't for Christmas, we'd all be Jewish!" eh - BENNY
HILL (stage name taken from his idol, Jack Benny (b. Kubelsky, sweet
Jew).."Carbonated water is another Jewish gustatory success story. In
1880, two seltzer producers opened on the East Side. Twenty-seven
years later, thanks to the exploding immigrant population and its
thrist, more than a hundred companies were manufacturing "East Side
champagne" - excerpt from JEWISH NY: NOTABLE NEIGHBORHOODS & MEMORABLE
MOMENTS BY IRA WOLFMAN.."Lox became popular in the USA, specifically
in New York, circa 1905 on Houston Street. According to Claudia Rosen
of "The Book of Jewish Food," "there is no evidence that Eastern
European Jews ate lox or smoked salmon in the shtetls. They ate
copious amounts offish, but salmon was usually too expensive" - ERICA
KINETZ (Lox: So Pink, So New York - NY Times, excerpt from The Book of
Jewish Food by Claudia Rosen).."An Egg Cream is a New York specialty
that has been around since the 1930s. Contrary to what the name
suggests, there is no egg in an egg cream. When made properly, it has
a foamy froth on top that resembles beaten egg whites or the foam form
a cappuccino" - THE LITTLE BIG BOOK OF NEW YORK.."A Knish is a pastry
of Eastern European Jewish origin, consisting of dough filled with
seasoned mashed potatoes or other vegetables. During the early 1900s,
when hundreds of thousands of Eastern European Jews emigrated to
America and settled in New York City, they brought their family
recipes for knishes. Knishes were made at home until Yonah Schimmel, a
rabbi from Romania, began to sell them at Coney Island ("America's
First Amusement Park") and from a pushcart on the Lower East Side. In
1910, he opened a knish bakery on East Houston Street, where it still
remains today" - IBID.."The Olympics could go anywhere else? Where
else is there? New York is everything else. Go right, there's
Chinatown; go left, Little Italy. Uptown, Harlem. Midtown, Yorkville.
Brooklyn is Jews. Queens, Koreans. It's a cheap way to have relatives"
eh - JOAN RIVERS, b. Molinksy, Bklyn - umpth sweet, Jewish NYer,
as told to sweet Cindy Adams of Page 6, NY POST - oldest, continuously
published newspaper in America; founded by one of our founding
fathers, Alexander Hamilton
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