Thank you, BoF... But I will not be staying. I can better battle C of S elsewhere. Certain obsessed piddlers have made this environ too hostile and predatory.

So long, and thanks for all the fish.

Roan Said:


Neither I nor anyone else could have said it better.

Goodbye KG. Don't let the back door, (or the backchannel) hit
you in your flat oriental ass on the way out...

Kusinagi was at one time suspected of being the wife of that guy who does "South Park".

I have also heard that Kusinagi is the Nanny/maid for Prevail, and they have a LOVE CHILD together. That is so cool!

I wish us all the very best, there is nothing better than true human connection and true love.

Please don't trash it with scientology lies.

None of us are getting off this planet alive, and the best we can hope for is to leave our little corner of the world a little bit better off for our having been here.

Ladybird

Yes, Kusanagi being pregnant with someone's "love child" is a likely scenario for her absence. Who the father atually is might not be easy to determine without thorough genetic testing; considering the possible number of sires.

I just don't want Pitbull's lame canards to be the last word on this thread.

Maybe so many have him on ignore that no one noticed.

That comment of his was disgusting.

It won't be.

But thanks for bumping this important thread. Especially on a Saturday night.

I heard that Ladybird and Lerma had a LOVE CHILD together and called it Pitbull.

Gosh! I should be flattered that they would name their child after me.

Does that make me the godfather?

Roan - not trying to stir the pot -

Gaijin isn't a racial slur. It means "foreign person."

From what little I've learned about Japanese history, KG didn't say she descended from royalty, only that her family served the emperor which is to be expected from his Japanese subjects and they did with distinction. So she is saying that her line or her people served him, not that they were of the same bloodline.

Pitbull -

I find your humor in this thread to be sinister. I have tried to give you the benefit of a doubt, but my conclusion is that you are basically cruel. Your so-called humor betrays it - in fact, humor is a common weapon of cruel people. The best defense against them is to recognize that they suffer from a personality disorder and to regard them from a clinical viewpoint. The comments you make with "tongue in cheek" are indecent and nasty, that's my objective opinion - sorry you won't get a visceral response from me. Anyway, there it is - I vowed I would not belittle you along with anyone else on the board, or get involved in any of these stupid cat fights, but this is something that I feel really needs to be said.

YOU pitbull are a disgusting and pitiful excuse for humanity. You think people easily forget how you view women in general? Youre uptight and vindictive about/toward KG because you hit on her and couldnt handle the rejection.

Well, you poor, poor pathetic little agent provoceteur. Since you like to provoke people..here's some provocation for YOU.

Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005


Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005



Posted: Sat Oct 29, 2005



Never defend pitbull, only attack, attack, ATTACK! Its what we learn as scientologists by default

Judith:

Your lack of knowledge about the Japanese culture is only preceeded by your lack of character analysis.

Gaijin may well have a "literal" translation of outside person, but the intention can be much broader.

I'll gather you must think a "fag" is just a cigarette.

Or a Jap is prissy woman of Jewish ancestry.

Please google 'gaijin' + 'definition.'

Judith is right.

Wrongo-bongo:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=& ... n&ct=title

It says: "Has the same meaning as the English word, foreigner though it's not necessarily used in a derogatory manner."

The key words are "non necessarily" But it can certailny is and can be used that way. As a kind of racial and nationalistic pride.

Much more prounounced over there than in america where we are used to many different kinds of people.

Other dictionaries translate it as "outside person"

In Japanese, the word means, literally, "outside person." In Japanese it's spelled 外人. It is often used as a contraction of sorts for gaikokujin ("outside-country person"), meaning forienger. In its contracted form it can be an insult, but in recent years has been watered down by widespread use in and out of Japan. In actual usage, a better definition would be "non-Japanese" since Japanese people will use it in reference to non-Japanese even when they themselves are the foriegners in a country other than Japan.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gaijin
.

PB wrote:



Why don't you conduct your language seminars when you're either sober or figure out how to use a dictionary.

Twat.