Something no one on A2K knows about you...

Hispanics know I'm not authentic, but the Caucasians don't know, since many live in a world reminiscent of Ralph Kramden, in my opinion.

Foofie wrote:

Hispanics know I'm not authentic, but the Caucasians don't know, since many live in a world reminiscent of Ralph Kramden, in my opinion.

and this benefits you how? According to the left you are white and thus privileged, why would you ever pretend to slum it?

I can morph into an Hispanic identity, in the eyes of other shoppers, by saying two words in Spanish to the Hispanic cashier, with the correct trilling of the "r."

So few NYC Caucasians seem to take a language these days in school, beyond perhaps one year, few can mimic the correct accent. Skipping a grade in Junior High School, I took Spanish at age 12, and was young enough to learn the correct pronounciation. Hispanics know I'm not authentic, but the Caucasians don't know, since many live in a world reminiscent of Ralph Kramden, in my opinion.

Foofie wrote:

Hispanics know I'm not authentic, but the Caucasians don't know, since many live in a world reminiscent of Ralph Kramden, in my opinion.

and this benefits you how? According to the left you are white and thus privileged, why would you ever pretend to slum it?

Foofie wrote:

I can morph into an Hispanic identity, in the eyes of other shoppers, by saying two words in Spanish to the Hispanic cashier, with the correct trilling of the "r."

So few NYC Caucasians seem to take a language these days in school, beyond perhaps one year, few can mimic the correct accent. Skipping a grade in Junior High School, I took Spanish at age 12, and was young enough to learn the correct pronounciation. Hispanics know I'm not authentic, but the Caucasians don't know, since many live in a world reminiscent of Ralph Kramden, in my opinion.

Do u dress in the traditional Black Jewish clothing,
or wear your hair in the traditional Jewish fashion?





David

I can make anyone my friend.

I can morph into an Hispanic identity, in the eyes of other shoppers, by saying two words in Spanish to the Hispanic cashier, with the correct trilling of the "r."

So few NYC Caucasians seem to take a language these days in school, beyond perhaps one year, few can mimic the correct accent. Skipping a grade in Junior High School, I took Spanish at age 12, and was young enough to learn the correct pronounciation. Hispanics know I'm not authentic, but the Caucasians don't know, since many live in a world reminiscent of Ralph Kramden, in my opinion.

Do u dress in the traditional Black Jewish clothing,
or wear your hair in the traditional Jewish fashion?





David

Your curiosity is not part of the thread's question.

Foofie wrote:

I can morph into an Hispanic identity, in the eyes of other shoppers, by saying two words in Spanish to the Hispanic cashier, with the correct trilling of the "r."

So few NYC Caucasians seem to take a language these days in school, beyond perhaps one year, few can mimic the correct accent. Skipping a grade in Junior High School, I took Spanish at age 12, and was young enough to learn the correct pronounciation. Hispanics know I'm not authentic, but the Caucasians don't know, since many live in a world reminiscent of Ralph Kramden, in my opinion.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Do u dress in the traditional Black Jewish clothing,
or wear your hair in the traditional Jewish fashion?





David

Foofie wrote:

Your curiosity is not part of the thread's question.

Its relevant to your post of:
morphing into an Hispanic identity, in the eyes of other shoppers.

Do u agree ?


Of course, if u prefer that we not know,
then I respect that.

Foofie wrote:

I can morph into an Hispanic identity, in the eyes of other shoppers, by saying two words in Spanish to the Hispanic cashier, with the correct trilling of the "r."

So few NYC Caucasians seem to take a language these days in school, beyond perhaps one year, few can mimic the correct accent. Skipping a grade in Junior High School, I took Spanish at age 12, and was young enough to learn the correct pronounciation. Hispanics know I'm not authentic, but the Caucasians don't know, since many live in a world reminiscent of Ralph Kramden, in my opinion.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Do u dress in the traditional Black Jewish clothing,
or wear your hair in the traditional Jewish fashion?





David

Foofie wrote:

Your curiosity is not part of the thread's question.

Its relevant to your post of:
morphing into an Hispanic identity, in the eyes of other shoppers.

Do u agree ?


Of course, if u prefer that we not know,
then I respect that.

It's not that I prefer you to not know. I prefer you to not be intrusive, in my opinion, about that which is beyond my response to the thread's original question. It has to do with my perception of inappropriate curiosity, considering I never ask you anything about yourself. I learned well the teaching of the basic training sergeant to M.Y.O.B., to get through the next four years with the least friction amongst recruits. It is really great wisdom, and might even reflect a mature approach to the world, considering I am not a celebrity that one should show interest in.

At the age of about fourteen (which would have been 1960) I was in a public speaking class.
There was some sort of event at a school PTA event.
I gave a short speech entitled "The Management of News."
Why anyone thought that that would be an appropriate topic is beyond me.
Perhaps some teacher was encouraging me to be interested in current events.
Anyway, due to the onset of puberty and a missing tooth, the audience thought they heard...
The Management of Nudes