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Syrian/Jordanian background, but born and raised in CanadaComment
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Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
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right, you dirty russian
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Originally posted by Meloman
Both my parents were born and raised in Italy and then immigrated here.
I was "born" and raised here but techniqually since my entire heritage up till me is Italian I consider myself a full on Italian American.
I learned it as my first language and still speak it fluently. I visit my family there all the time.
I'm as true blue American as they come but because I was raised in such an Italian atmoshpere AND visit there so often I am proud of my Italian heritage.
Those that make fun of this kind of thinking don't understand because you're regular "american mixed mutt" and don't have any other culture to relate too... IMHO.
Same for me - just that here for me is Canada :-)
Hubby is from (born & raised) in Italy.Last edited by HS-Trixxxia; 12-06-2003, 08:41 PM.
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I'll take an ad out in Glendale News to find out.Originally posted by Abyss_Vee
any armenians from LA here?Party Poker $25 Free with your first depositComment
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Proudly made in the Philippines!
Grew up in the US though. I consider both my homes.Comment
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Tu est tu gêner de dire TABARNAC apres "Quebecois"Originally posted by skillfull
100% QuebecoisComment
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vos gueules esti calissComment
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100% Armenian
Parev to bdjuf, triumph, maxdaname and Abyss_Vee
Damn did not know there were so many Armos here
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hey dumbfuck, Armenia was the first nation in the world to accept Christianity! So, think before you say something stupidOriginally posted by Mystery Man
yeah al quida is everywhere
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represent broOriginally posted by Lev
100% Armenian
Parev to bdjuf, triumph, maxdaname and Abyss_Vee
Damn did not know there were so many Armos here
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That's very nice.Originally posted by Meloman
Both my parents were born and raised in Italy and then immigrated here.
I was "born" and raised here but techniqually since my entire heritage up till me is Italian I consider myself a full on Italian American.
I learned it as my first language and still speak it fluently. I visit my family there all the time.
I'm as true blue American as they come but because I was raised in such an Italian atmoshpere AND visit there so often I am proud of my Italian heritage.
Those that make fun of this kind of thinking don't understand because you're regular "american mixed mutt" and don't have any other culture to relate too... IMHO.
I've been chatting online with an American guy who lamented that he'd never learnt Italian although his family is of Italian ancestry. Maybe part of the reason was that his parents had divorced. Anyway, he really wanted to learn Italian which is not all that easy later in life.Comment
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i know a few from AP out in atwater if you know what that stands for.
Originally posted by Abyss_Vee
any armenians from LA here?Comment
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Exactly. Armenia also has its own unique alphabet and was a regional power that competed with the eastern end of the Roman empire. Tigran The Great. Very long and distinguished history.Originally posted by Lev
hey dumbfuck, Armenia was the first nation in the world to accept Christianity! So, think before you say something stupid
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Originally posted by Headless
and all this time I thought I was on your ignore list...
By the same token you are not czech you're from ohio... HAHAHA
What the fuck are you talking about? This thread is about nationality, and yours is American. I am Czech. I don't care where you live, or where I live.
You are not irish or german.Comment
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WOW....Thanks ManOriginally posted by $5 submissions
Exactly. Armenia also has its own unique alphabet and was a regional power that competed with the eastern end of the Roman empire. Tigran The Great. Very long and distinguished history.
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did you just research that?Originally posted by $5 submissions
Exactly. Armenia also has its own unique alphabet and was a regional power that competed with the eastern end of the Roman empire. Tigran The Great. Very long and distinguished history.Comment
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fairly big night last night
Today I feel like I'm from a small but popular country called "beer and old ashtray taste"
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Nah, I grew up in Los Angeles. I had Armenian friends and neighbors. I try to know my neighbors. In the block I grew up in there were Laotians, Armenians, Koreans, Israelis, Mexicans, etc. But we are all Americans.Originally posted by bdjuf
did you just research that?Comment
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I always say I'm Italian just cause it's easier. But I'm actually Sicilian. Sicily is a fun ass place to visitOriginally posted by SL|M!
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Trixxxia - way cool! There's a ton of Italians in Canada. Isn't Canada basically like French & Italian pretty much? or at lesst large parts.Comment
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vikingThis dog, is dog, a dog, good dog, way dog, to dog, keep dog, an dog, idiot dog, busy dog, for dog, 20 dog, seconds dog!
Now read without the word dog.Comment
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yo whats up. How's the snow next to your house? Here is terrible bro, mec kapiks car is stuck in my driveway.Originally posted by smut4all
I'll take an ad out in Glendale News to find out.Comment
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canada is more like 70% english 25% french and rest is others languages
pis non j'ai pas peur de dire 100% quebecois tabarnac de calisse
le canadiens a gagner, yah00 ;)Comment
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Were in The city Of Los did you grow up in. For myself was the SFV all my life. However I was born in Lake Isabella/Kern country
Originally posted by $5 submissions
Nah, I grew up in Los Angeles. I had Armenian friends and neighbors. I try to know my neighbors. In the block I grew up in there were Laotians, Armenians, Koreans, Israelis, Mexicans, etc. But we are all Americans.Comment
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Interesting. I always thought the Italian part was bigger cause we have family friends from there and they make it sound like it's a lot more.Originally posted by skillfull
canada is more like 70% english 25% french and rest is others languages
pis non j'ai pas peur de dire 100% quebecois tabarnac de calisse
le canadiens a gagner, yah00 ;)
I guess just like New York has Little Italy then Canada must have similar areas.Comment
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Actually, a quick look at the report http://www12.statcan.ca/english/cens...=0&RL=0&FREE=0 shows that after French, we are the highest in population.Originally posted by Meloman
I always say I'm Italian just cause it's easier. But I'm actually Sicilian. Sicily is a fun ass place to visit
Trixxxia - way cool! There's a ton of Italians in Canada. Isn't Canada basically like French & Italian pretty much? or at lesst large parts.
Actually, small world cuz I'm half Sicilian and half central Italian, my hubby is born and raised in the north of Italy so I think we have it all covered :-) Do you speak Italian or Sicilian? It's hilarious going to Sicily nowadays and nobody understanding the 'ancient' Sicilian that I speak and they think I'm outdated (little do they know I speak the Northern Italian too) Sicily isn't the sicily our parents left many moons ago!
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Armenians are going to take over the world. Parev to you to my Armenian brother. Their are many of us in Glendale, CA who are in the adult biz.Originally posted by Lev
100% Armenian
Parev to bdjuf, triumph, maxdaname and Abyss_Vee
Damn did not know there were so many Armos here
I am happy to see so many Armenians here, I want to contact everyone from this thread, I have already made contact with bdjuf, great talking to you man!Comment
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im american, but was raised by africans (thanks to the public school system in louisiana)Comment
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lol, louisiana is a fun place...Originally posted by brizzad
im american, but was raised by africans (thanks to the public school system in louisiana)
I've only been there twice, but it was a hoot
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I speak basic Italian. My mom was smart cause her thinking was that if I learn Italian then anyone can understand me but if I just learn a dialect then I won't. I do undestand Sicialian usually. When I'm there I have no problem understanding people but sometimes I do come across people that speaks various dialects I have a harder time with.Originally posted by Trixxxia
Actually, a quick look at the report http://www12.statcan.ca/english/cens...=0&RL=0&FREE=0 shows that after French, we are the highest in population.
Actually, small world cuz I'm half Sicilian and half central Italian, my hubby is born and raised in the north of Italy so I think we have it all covered :-) Do you speak Italian or Sicilian? It's hilarious going to Sicily nowadays and nobody understanding the 'ancient' Sicilian that I speak and they think I'm outdated (little do they know I speak the Northern Italian too) Sicily isn't the sicily our parents left many moons ago!
You're right about Sicily being a totaly different place now compared to when our parents were there. Hell I've noticed it myself changing cause I've been visiting since I was 7 and now I'm 28. It used to be waaaaaay more old fasioned while now it's a lot more "Westernized".
In Northern Italy it's waaaaaaaay westernized big time. Partying, raves etc.. is all going on. It's just like here but they speak a different language
Sicily is still a bit mixed. You've got some serious old fashioned attituded AND more modern thinking etc.. mixed together.
If you come out to Vegas next month I'll have to go drink an espresso with ya :-)Comment
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"Sicilia insula est" (The very first sentence in my latin book back then.)
Buongiorno a tutti quelli che comprendono la bella lingua.Comment
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Hey whats your icq or aim I'll add you to my listOriginally posted by triumph
Armenians are going to take over the world. Parev to you to my Armenian brother. Their are many of us in Glendale, CA who are in the adult biz.
I am happy to see so many Armenians here, I want to contact everyone from this thread, I have already made contact with bdjuf, great talking to you man!
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Italian & Lebanese.
I haven't met many with my mix.Comment
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Ok, I speak fluent Italian but I never did learn to read and write it. My freaking high school had every language but Italian, lol.Originally posted by Maru
"Sicilia insula est" (The very first sentence in my latin book back then.)
Buongiorno a tutti quelli che comprendono la bella lingua.
But let me give this a shot anyways.
"Sicilia insula est"
No freaking clue what that means, lol
"Buongiorno a tutti quelli che comprendono la bella lingua. "
Good day to everyone that understands this beautiful language.Comment
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Here, here.Originally posted by Why
im fucking american.
why do people always brag or care about where there ancestors came from? it wasnt that great of a place if your family left it the fuck behind! you are where you live, or at least wherever your heart is.
Born in Russia.
American Grown.
Proud adopted daughter of the United States of America.Raven
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Salve Maru! Sveglio presto di Domenica mattina?
Meloman.......nah no Vegas for us in January.....maybe next time......if you get to Montreal, let us know! We'll definitely have to get some espresso in Little Italy!
We grew up the same, since my father was the central Italian, we could only speak proper Italian to him - one word of Sicilian to him and he would tell my mother - Poveri figli rovinati! For the Sicilians in Montreal at the time, we were a freak show cuz we spoke Sicilian perfectly and at the same time they could hardly understand the Italian.
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Originally posted by juicybucks
lol, louisiana is a fun place...
I've only been there twice, but it was a hoot
yeah dude... the ghetto bitches down here are soooo sexy... you content providers should come down here.. there girls are fine as hell, and will do anything for $Comment
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"Sicilia insula est"
Have to wake up my husband to know for sure - never studied latin, but I believe it translates to 'Sicily is an island'
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I don't know. I think I'm mixed. I look a little white, a little Asian and a little Black. My grandpa was adpoted and has no clue where his people came from so we lost that leg of the tree.Comment
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Half Colombian (COLOMBIA SOUTH AMERICA) Half Spanish (Spain)
Born in Colombia Raised In USA
My Ex-husband SKULL-BUITRE ran off to Colombia with OUR money and screwed me after I helped him build OUR business.
He is hiding in Colombia and never paid the settlement $ from our divorce!Comment
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50 Americans.Comment
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Negro please.Originally posted by Fletch XXX
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I'm black or African-American or whatever the PC term is these days. I'm a member of the human race. Behind this computer, all we are is GREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN, BABY.
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Australian born and bred.
Heritage: Germany and Denmark.Comment
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Native American (Cherokee) and English/Scottish.Comment
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