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Robinson et al v. City of Milwaukee et al

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Nick Gerlips said:
Has Pat been denying this lawsuit on X?
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Redditors have been saying that the only xeets by this account that Pat hasn't replied to are these three for some reason.

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Rodeo Clown said:
I legitimately called it mutz, gabagool, pruhshoot, raghut, and the like, my grandparents did too. It was because the majority of NYC area wops were from Naples and south of Rome at minimum and their accent and corruption of the Italian by English speaking kids created those pronunciations. There really isn't nothing wrong except people outside of NY and current niggers from Italy got mad about it. My Italian family was from Potenza and used those pronunciations. The rest of the medigans took it up too. The food from NYC made by Italian immigrants improved on goat meat, goat head, and other shit. In fact in Italy lots of stuff is Americanized versions served there. Unfortunately like all things fresh ingredients gave way to processed polly-o cheese and kraft. Some things like the Balsamic vinegar, San Marzano canned tomatoes, and thankfully they started making the mozzarella here.

Before the Sopranos the Raging Bull was a good example. I remember my mother saying that it reminded her of Union City growing up with all the screaming dagos in guinea tees. They all spoke Italian when they wanted the kids to not follow, so much so my mother could speak a fair bit from hearing it. Say what you will about the Italians in America but they have a culture that laughs at itself and is more interesting than say the head hunters from Central America.
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New Joisey has the best fawkin tomatoes in the world.
 
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Sue Lightning said:
No joke, the best BEC you can ever fawwkin get.
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Nice kaiser roll, the egg a bit yokey, these fucking Canadians can't get that shit right.
stealthygeek said:
You're supposed to get Pork Roll in Jersey. Never had it but it's the Jersey Elitists' breakfast meat of choice.

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Oh yea and it's Taylor Ham not pork roll, it's all called by the biggest brand name no matter the brand likes aying Kleenex for tissues.
 
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Rodeo Clown said:
Nice kaiser roll, the egg a bit yokey, these fucking Canadians can't get that shit right.


Oh yea and it's Taylor Ham not pork roll, it's all called by the biggest brand name no matter the brand likes aying Kleenex for tissues.
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I legitimately called it mutz, gabagool, pruhshoot, raghut, and the like, my grandparents did too. It was because the majority of NYC area wops were from Naples and south of Rome at minimum and their accent and corruption of the Italian by English speaking kids created those pronunciations. There really isn't nothing wrong except people outside of NY and current niggers from Italy got mad about it. My Italian family was from Potenza and used those pronunciations. The rest of the medigans took it up too. The food from NYC made by Italian immigrants improved on goat meat, goat head, and other shit. In fact in Italy lots of stuff is Americanized versions served there. Unfortunately like all things fresh ingredients gave way to processed polly-o cheese and kraft. Some things like the Balsamic vinegar, San Marzano canned tomatoes, and thankfully they started making the mozzarella here.

Before the Sopranos the Raging Bull was a good example. I remember my mother saying that it reminded her of Union City growing up with all the screaming dagos in guinea tees. They all spoke Italian when they wanted the kids to not follow, so much so my mother could speak a fair bit from hearing it. Say what you will about the Italians in America but they have a culture that laughs at itself and is more interesting than say the head hunters from Central America
 
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