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  2. Feh…

    I want to see Tito ‘The Builder’ Munoz’s papers.

    I want to know if he is even a citizen of this
    Country.

    Let that taco-headed twirp go fix his own Country, then come tell me how to fix mine.

    Grrr.

  9. Oh guys, if little more evidence were needed about the nature of Tea Partiers…poor Tito. Even when they agree with Tea Partiers they remain on the outside.
    And not even a half-hearted defense on behalf of Tito, nor condemnation of Pat’s remarks:
    “I want to see Tito ‘The Builder’ Munoz’s papers.
    I want to know if he is even a citizen of this
    Country.
    Let that taco-headed twirp go fix his own Country, then come tell me how to fix mine.”
    Yep, real inclusive tent there….

  10. Who wants to take a bet on the similarities to be found between Pat’s I.P. and young4eyes I.P.?

    Both comments would no doubt have sounded better in the original German.

  11. Young4eyes,
    Pat’s a Troll. You know a blog is effective when it gets trolls. You know it’s very effective when the trolls get there first with a racist message they can have the left-o-sphere point to. Very effective to do it on a Sunday when the proprietors are travelling so it stays up as proof the entire blog is a racist cesspool.

  12. “Pat’s a Troll.”

    So is young4eyes, with his immediate broad brush accusation that Tea Partiers are Raaaaacist.

    Given the short reaction time, I am convinced that Pat either is young4eyes, or one of her friends.

    Either way, sucks to be her.

  15. Pat is probably Killgore Trout from LGF, trolling for his master. Must be time for more faux outrage over there.

  17. *Cough*

    It’s, uh, Muñoz. With the little wiggley line over the n. The letters n and ñ are seperate. The letter ñ is pronounced “enye.”

    No relation, but that always bugs me.

    Oh and here’s a neat trick! On a keyboard with a ful numeric keypad, press and hold the alt key and then type 1 6 4 to get the letter ñ. In fact, you can hold alt and type in lots of number combinations and get various characters and symbols. Don’t know how to do it on a laptop, though.

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