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Author Topic: Red Clay.....Ted and Jim C!  (Read 5647 times)
zzzz
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« on: June 10, 2002, 04:00:00 AM »

For the interest of those that  smells them funny......  
 
I do not know what u mean........ Either i know how is the blissful Hilton, neither Jessie.. neither Hoda...... and if u had problems with them that it is not my business.  
My last thought it is that you will play me the less gentlemanly ones to the entrance of the forum.  
 
In any event... I am Calena of 25 years old, I live in MO...... (with somebody that really is a gentleman), ....... by  the agency Latin internet.  
I "feel" a lot that it has offended you my writing (not you if it was  so bad or so good that you don't laud pleasure).  
Definitively I don't lose my time with you 3... because you don't deserve it...  
 
(Thank you to judge people without knowing it...... this says much of you)
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jim c
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« Reply #1 on: June 11, 2002, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to Red Clay.....Ted and Jim C!, posted by zzzz on Jun 10, 2002

Dear ZZ

  I know our welcome broke your bubble., but that dosn't mean we are not gentlemen. If you are who you say you are, give us some insight to who you are, your education, your life in colombia, your problems with the cultural changes etc. That would be the reason we would want to communicate with you. You don't get to arrive and comment without telling who you are. We tend to disbelieve "experts" with out a C.V. I really don't have patience with guilt trippers so stop whining. I am sure your gentleman will translate for you. JIM C

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mck
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« Reply #2 on: June 10, 2002, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to Red Clay.....Ted and Jim C!, posted by zzzz on Jun 10, 2002

Everybody on this board prejudges hun. Occasionally you do get good advice, but only 10% of the time.
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zzzz
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« Reply #3 on: June 10, 2002, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to Re: Red Clay.....Ted and Jim C!, posted by mck on Jun 10, 2002

Thank u ...MCK
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Red Clay
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« Reply #4 on: June 10, 2002, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to Re: Re: Red Clay.....Ted and Jim C!, posted by zzzz on Jun 10, 2002

Dear zzzz,
 There have been several times over the past couple of years when people would make posts on this board pretending to be a Latin woman, when they were actually an American man. They would intentionally spell words incorrectly and attempt to write as if their English was not perfect. your post resembled that kind of post. Recently a person named "hilton" made numerous posts about his experiences and travel to Colombia, that have apparently turned out to be a hoax [false] Sorry if I offended you. If you read my original post again, you will find that I apologized to you in case I was wrong.
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zzzz
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« Reply #5 on: June 11, 2002, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to Re: Re: Re: Red Clay.....Ted and Jim C!, posted by Red Clay on Jun 10, 2002

We already begin us to understand.. But I don't like the form in that began to make fun of me, if somebody had wanted to know something of me, u had wondered directly, not making fun.... and  u have apologized this way from a principle that it is not been worth....... because "what wrote with the hand erases it with the elbow", like the Colombians say  
 
As I told them before I am calena of 25 years old married for an  year by  the agency Latin internet. My husband has 35 . we live in Misoouri with my son of 9 .  
I used study in the school "La Presentacion",I Study in the National University of Colombia  in Palmira i (  Industrial design).  
 
The difficult to arrive to this country, it was the language, because I live in a place where it is difficult to find people that speaks Spanish as it could be in other states, here or English is spoken or it is spoken.  
Another very important thing was to leave the food behind (las empanadas, sancocho, Simón parrilla,  Cali viejo and all that is typical food) and without leaving the family behind, since never I had separated them, that has been it  difficult; at the beginning it was terrible because I almost cried every day and i almost talked every day on the phone with them, but with the time I have left accustoming to this class of life, because although here people are very kind, it is difficult to make a relationship of friendship with them. (i do not know why). It has not hurted me to leave the rumba behind, because  I am here with my husband.  
When it arrives I received English classes in Columbia Collegue (still ), and I plan to continue studying  Drafting  Design since next September. My son this in 4 gardo and he has a tutor that helps him with his tasks and to understand every day but English (although he already defends and had learned how to make his homework alone ).  
 
Red Clay if you have some doubt, let me  know.  
 
we continue speaking later... Chao.

P.D: No necesito que mi esposo me traduzca que es lo que ustedes dicen..se lo suficiente para entender  perfectamente.
 
 
 

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colman
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« Reply #6 on: June 11, 2002, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to Red Clay.....Ted and Jim C!, posted by zzzz on Jun 11, 2002

Bien Dicho!
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