It's like he's dropping half or a third of every word between complex words as they enter his brain and he confuses them with each other, almost like when you drop syllables in espanol. Except he's dropping syllables on words that he imagines are the words he's looking for.

Ex. Esigdesigejucation: Escort signature designated digested judiciary education. He drops syllables on each word he confuses in his thought process.

I'm going to implement "esigdesigejucation" in my daily life.

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Does anyone notice the sound quality sucks?

This version has better audio:
http://espanol.video.yahoo.com/watch/5392340/14204870

En espanol!

>> ^Diogenes:
erm, the term 'latin languages' is synonymous with 'romance languages' (i.e. spanish, portuguese, italian, french and romanian)
following the various conquests and subsequent colonization efforts, the people of european, primarily iberian, extraction referred to themselves by nationality generally, and regionality specifically (e.g. espanol and andaluz, respectively) -- purely indigenous peoples were called 'indios' and those of mixed race were called 'mestizos'
logically, as the numbers of the latter increased over time, they took to referring to themselves as latino-americanos or hispano-americanos, now shortened to latino and hispanic
being one of these, i don't find the terms particularly offensive -- what would you rather we do? would 'mexican-american' suffice? or do we need to be even more pc and culturally specific (i.e. moche, quechua, aymara, nazca, jivaro, mayan, olmec, toltec, mexica, aztec, oaxacan, nahuatlese, etc)?



It's not offensive, I'm just annoyed by the misnomer of applying the "latin" label to only a subset of romance-language speakers across the pond from where latin was spoken. We already have some more accurate labels for region of citizenship (mexican, honduran, central american, etc) and genetic origin (hispanic, native american, mixed)

erm, the term 'latin languages' is synonymous with 'romance languages' (i.e. spanish, portuguese, italian, french and romanian)

following the various conquests and subsequent colonization efforts, the people of european, primarily iberian, extraction referred to themselves by nationality generally, and regionality specifically (e.g. espanol and andaluz, respectively) -- purely indigenous peoples were called 'indios' and those of mixed race were called 'mestizos'

logically, as the numbers of the latter increased over time, they took to referring to themselves as latino-americanos or hispano-americanos, now shortened to latino and hispanic

being one of these, i don't find the terms particularly offensive -- what would you rather we do? would 'mexican-american' suffice? or do we need to be even more pc and culturally specific (i.e. moche, quechua, aymara, nazca, jivaro, mayan, olmec, toltec, mexica, aztec, oaxacan, nahuatlese, etc)?

>> ^mauz15:
>> ^poolcleaner:
>> ^mauz15:
I guess not knowing Spanish makes this funny, because as a Spanish speaker one finds this completely lame.

I grew up in Socal, took 3 years of Spanish in high school, 1 semester in college, and grew up around a lot of Mexicans. I get to absorb plenty of late night Espanol comedy when I go to my local laundromat.
Rather (I surmise) knowing a tiny bit of Spanish makes this funny. I'm sure that the lack of any knowledge of Spanish would make this equally unfunny -- Si? No?

Hmm I don't know, it could be.
Because I sure did not laugh whenever I came across English shows back when I knew I did not know English.
I guess it's more about tone than content in this case.


Most definitely. Also, hearing them speak the language, knowing they usually do so in English is funny to me; which is probably a cultural thing.

The language itself doesn't make me laugh (I've seen enough movies in Spanish to know), but when people speak it so obviously fake, it's funny.

>> ^poolcleaner:
>> ^mauz15:
I guess not knowing Spanish makes this funny, because as a Spanish speaker one finds this completely lame.

I grew up in Socal, took 3 years of Spanish in high school, 1 semester in college, and grew up around a lot of Mexicans. I get to absorb plenty of late night Espanol comedy when I go to my local laundromat.
Rather (I surmise) knowing a tiny bit of Spanish makes this funny. I'm sure that the lack of any knowledge of Spanish would make this equally unfunny -- Si? No?


Hmm I don't know, it could be.
Because I sure did not laugh whenever I came across English shows back when I knew I did not know English.
I guess it's more about tone than content in this case.

>> ^mauz15:
I guess not knowing Spanish makes this funny, because as a Spanish speaker one finds this completely lame.


I grew up in Socal, took 3 years of Spanish in high school, 1 semester in college, and grew up around a lot of Mexicans. I get to absorb plenty of late night Espanol comedy when I go to my local laundromat.

Rather (I surmise) knowing a tiny bit of Spanish makes this funny. I'm sure that the lack of any knowledge of Spanish would make this equally unfunny -- Si? No?

Wanna see more violence??!!

http://www.videosift.com/video/Eagle-vs-Goat-Extended-Version-En-Espanol

Bob Lablaw's Law Blog no habla espanol.

The goats don't really die. They're paid actors.

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^which brings up a good point, Issy. Why are human deaths snuff and non-human animal deaths not snuff? Food for thought. The food is barbecued lamb however.

Even Danzig would agree....
http://www.videosift.com/video/Shakira-Featuring-Danzig-Hips-Dont-Lie

It's not racist for most white people in the US-even the term Mexican-American, which taken in a literal semantic sense, is not the same abortion of language as African-American, (which has no real meaning whatsoever except that afforded it or implied by the white fuckers who came up with it-)
Mexican American is just what it means, Mexicans and Americans at the same time.
There are how many million in fact, still Mexican, living and working as Americans in the US? Those numbers grow daily, and it would seem that most white people in the US under thirty see this as some natural progression of demographics in this "global" community-which is horseshit, because this dynamic is orchestrated and systematic.

The keepers want all men, of all races, of one creed and color-green. Borders are a hindrance to sound business.....Public schools in the US have been hoodwinked by the same assholes that created terminology like, "African-American", and no doubt teach the Mexican National Anthem to the ripe little consumer brains, to get them prepared for the "future"....they already have bi-lingual teachers in elementary schools in Texas and California, with English/Espanol chalkboards....