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| #61 - Posted 24 August 2008, 1:51 AM | |
 Location: United States, (on Sabbatical) Join date: May 2008 Member #: 827 Posts: 1538  | RE: Funny Things About Dominican Culture.... John Goulet: Mind your business Canadian Canard; Canalla: Cowardly cadabre. Tu no tienes bela en este entiero! This should concern you: Written by: john goulet, 12 Sep 2007 2:32 PM From: zona colonial cafe montez was a great idea and a beautiful restaurant it was ahead of its time .unfortunately it has been closed for three years.Hotel atarazana still is a great idea ahead of its time Written by: neillcin, 4 Jul 2008 2:14 PM From: United States I'm looking for the email address of John Goulet. I'm a friend of K and P's in LG. Want to spend a night or two at your place when I come to SD to get something notarized. No firm dates yet. K declined to give me the email address. What's the name of your Ho-stel for the wayward sailors? The Pink Panther-ito? You sleuthy geriatric culinary arts empressario. What's for supper, Canadian bacon au jus? Business must really be brisk in the midst of the heat and all. Keep a light in the window! For your rumbunctious guests to find their way back when it's late. Say good night, dick! Dios, Patria y Libertad. Maranatha, The King is coming. |
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| #62 - Posted 25 August 2008, 8:43 AM | |
 Location: Cuba, it is a secret the censors are looking for me Join date: December 2007 Member #: 9 Posts: 13576 | RE: Funny Things About Dominican Culture.... Quote: ArsenioALembertJr previously said: John Goulet: Mind your business Canadian Canard; Canalla: Cowardly cadabre. Tu no tienes bela en este entiero! This should concern you: Written by: john goulet, 12 Sep 2007 2:32 PM From: zona colonial cafe montez was a great idea and a beautiful restaurant it was ahead of its time .unfortunately it has been closed for three years.Hotel atarazana still is a great idea ahead of its time Written by: neillcin, 4 Jul 2008 2:14 PM From: United States I'm looking for the email address of John Goulet. I'm a friend of K and P's in LG. Want to spend a night or two at your place when I come to SD to get something notarized. No firm dates yet. K declined to give me the email address. What's the name of your Ho-stel for the wayward sailors? The Pink Panther-ito? You sleuthy geriatric culinary arts empressario. What's for supper, Canadian bacon au jus? Business must really be brisk in the midst of the heat and all. Keep a light in the window! For your rumbunctious guests to find their way back when it's late. Say good night, dick! Thanks for looking out for me Senor Arsenio A Lambon junior lets get ready to RUUMMMMMMBBBLLLEE |
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| #63 - Posted 9 September 2008, 11:58 AM | |
Location: Dominican Republic Join date: September 2008 Member #: 1335 Posts: 22 | RE: Funny Things About Dominican Culture.... DOmincans stare without shame, Americans stare but they try to hide it. Dominican men hisss, "tss tss" to get attention, esspecially from a women, this would be concidered very rude to most gringos. Dominicans in the united states always like to tell there americans friends how things are in the DR. Dominicans will always tell their american friends when some famous person is domincan "you know al horford?, that dude is Dominican" Dominicans (mostly the older generation) are infamous for putting toilet paper in the trash can instead of just flushing it. Dominicans talk extremely loud, esspecialy on a cell phone, tw tend to yell directly into the mouthpiece as if the person will hear you better. I think its great to point out the funny things we do, it is important to laugh at our selves once in a while, ill think of more and post them later |
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