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What was that little boy. Didn't know mexicans were smart enough to wrench on mopeds. Oh wait you don't even have a dio you have a crappy spree and don't know nothing about going fast
ua mau ke 'ea o ka aina i ka pono o hawaii
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spree-rider wrote:
kingkamehameha wrote:Irie kona shots boys. Eat it haoles
ayee estu[pido *. Chupe Mi grande pito, y chinga tu madre.





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Greetings:

Slurs of a Racial, Ethnic, Gender, Sexual Orientation, or Hair Color nature will not be tolerated in any form. If you're Non-Pacific Islander and you're wondering what KingKamehameha was calling you:
In the Hawaiian language, h***** means "foreign" or "foreigner".[1] The word predates the 1778 arrival of Captain James Cook (which is the generally accepted date of first contact with westerners), as recorded in several chants stemming from antiquity. h*****, in its current definition, first became associated with the children of Caucasian immigrants in the early 1820s. It unified the self-identity of these Hawaiʻi-born children whose parents were as culturally different as the children were similar. For h***** children whose first language was Hawaiian, their parents were generally either religious missionaries or secular businessmen, and hailed from both Europe and North America, not necessarily speaking a common dialect or even language. Over the years, "h*****" became an expression of contempt. Though its first usage described members of a socioeconomic class, it added a racial component, erroneously replacing "malihini" (newcomer) in addressing first generation Hawaiians originally from the continental U.S. Today it is applied to any Caucasian, or to those who think or behave in a "foreign" manner. In current application, h***** can be used either descriptively or as a racial slur (often, if not generally, preceded by an obscene invective).
In the way you used it, h***** is not a very nice word, King. This will be your only Warning. This Topic is Locked. Nice goin'.

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