My friend, Dave Tommela, who always gets great
stuff off the internet, forwarded this to me and I thought it was worth publishing in time for our Independence Day. I'm really tired of pressing #1 to indicate that I speak the official language of our country....
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guess what? John Wayne spoke very acceptable Spanish. Surprised? he owned a ranch in Durango, Mexico, and the mother of his children was Peruvian.
But wait there's more (aside from Wayne being a wife beater and notoriously angry drunk who would often get his lights punched out by the wranglers and set carpenters on location..
Oh, where does it say that English is the official language of Estados Unidos? Donde, donde, o donde?
Much gusto,
Diego Forbes
rancho Bizarro el Sud
Escondido, CA.
Posted by: Jim Forbes | July 03, 2006 at 01:18 PM