A Gorilla, a Spic, a Redneck and a Carcamano walk into a national team...... (8 Viewers)

Apr 12, 2004
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It's Australia, you are like the Poor Man's America, you kill all the indigenous people and then let the Europeans come in, then you become something else, 200 years later you call yourselves something different, but speak the same language as those twat English bastards, but swear you are nothing like them.
 

Salvo

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Dec 17, 2007
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Salvo don't be a goose, you're Australian.
i dont deny being australian, im just saying i feel more italian than i do australian

goose :p you have thrown that word around a lot lol, new thing?

and dont mistake me for one of those dickhead "wogs" that no nothing of there own culture and claim to be an italian

to put it bluntly im not a dirty muzz at all lol.
 

Nenz

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2008
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i dont deny being australian, im just saying i feel more italian than i do australian

goose :p you have thrown that word around a lot lol, new thing?

and dont mistake me for one of those dickhead "wogs" that no nothing of there own culture and claim to be an italian

to put it bluntly im not a dirty muzz at all lol.
Its not a question of appearance. Those muzzas are completely out of touch and to be honest, they live in their own ethnic bubble (i've been in it). Its more about what you consider yourself to be and in your case its more Italian then Australian. According to your logic I'm more Italian too, both my parents are Italian, my Dad born in Italy my Mum born in Melbourne. I speak a lot of Italian with family, I eat Italian food 90% of the time. But lets not forget where the hell we are, we unavoidably live in an Australian society which is much much different from Italy. I've lived in Italy collectively for about a year and its not the same at all, and in truth I'd live in Australia over Italy any day of the week.
To add to that are we forgetting why we're here in the first place? My grandparents were escaping conflicts and poverty in Italy coming here with literally nothing. I'm thankful to Australia for the life I have, and it gave my parents to opportunities to live fulfilling lives. But by all means shun that and pledge your allegance to a country which has effectively never served you or your family.
Being Australian has nothing to do with the food we eat, the accents in which we speak or whether we have a fucking southern cross tattoo or not. Either way, I've learned to hate nationalism and patriotism in general. And when a wog asks me, "what natio are you ree?" I tell them to fuck off. Where the hell did 're' come from anyway?

And yes 'goose' is my new word :lol:. I give it a week.
We have it here too & i think its worse here because its bad to be classed as an "african".
As in European South Africans?
 

Byrone

Peen Meister
Dec 19, 2005
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Its not a question of appearance. Those muzzas are completely out of touch and to be honest, they live in their own ethnic bubble (i've been in it). Its more about what you consider yourself to be and in your case its more Italian then Australian. According to your logic I'm more Italian too, both my parents are Italian, my Dad born in Italy my Mum born in Melbourne. I speak a lot of Italian with family, I eat Italian food 90% of the time. But lets not forget where the hell we are, we unavoidably live in an Australian society which is much much different from Italy. I've lived in Italy collectively for about a year and its not the same at all, and in truth I'd live in Australia over Italy any day of the week.
To add to that are we forgetting why we're here in the first place? My grandparents were escaping conflicts and poverty in Italy coming here with literally nothing. I'm thankful to Australia for the life I have, and it gave my parents to opportunities to live fulfilling lives. But by all means shun that and pledge your allegance to a country which has effectively never served you or your family.
Being Australian has nothing to do with the food we eat, the accents in which we speak or whether we have a fucking southern cross tattoo or not. Either way, I've learned to hate nationalism and patriotism in general.
Well said.:tup:

And when a wog asks me, "what natio are you ree?" I tell them to fuck off. Where the hell did 're' come from anyway?

And yes 'goose' is my new word :lol:. I give it a week.
:lol:

As in European South Africans?

No such thing here really,most are 5/6th generation but yeah thats how they react.
 

Salvo

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Dec 17, 2007
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Its not a question of appearance. Those muzzas are completely out of touch and to be honest, they live in their own ethnic bubble (i've been in it). Its more about what you consider yourself to be and in your case its more Italian then Australian. According to your logic I'm more Italian too, both my parents are Italian, my Dad born in Italy my Mum born in Melbourne. I speak a lot of Italian with family, I eat Italian food 90% of the time. But lets not forget where the hell we are, we unavoidably live in an Australian society which is much much different from Italy. I've lived in Italy collectively for about a year and its not the same at all, and in truth I'd live in Australia over Italy any day of the week.
To add to that are we forgetting why we're here in the first place? My grandparents were escaping conflicts and poverty in Italy coming here with literally nothing. I'm thankful to Australia for the life I have, and it gave my parents to opportunities to live fulfilling lives. But by all means shun that and pledge your allegance to a country which has effectively never served you or your family.
Being Australian has nothing to do with the food we eat, the accents in which we speak or whether we have a fucking southern cross tattoo or not. Either way, I've learned to hate nationalism and patriotism in general. And when a wog asks me, "what natio are you ree?" I tell them to fuck off. Where the hell did 're' come from anyway?

And yes 'goose' is my new word :lol:. I give it a week.
im in the same boat as you almost exactly dude, and i said muzz as in like im not a dick that goes around pretending to be a wog. if you get me.

i dont man, its just how i feel. i am australian but i feel more italian.

once again just how i feel.
but i definetly am happy to be brought up in aus, whethere here or in italy i am not fussed. if that makes sense, it might not to some but to me it does.

bloody goose :p
 

Nenz

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2008
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No such thing here really,most are 5/6th generation but yeah thats how they react.
I watched this thing Louis Theroux did about fundamentalist boers in SA. These people were just odd :lol:. I assumed they were the folk you were talking about.
im in the same boat as you almost exactly dude, and i said muzz as in like im not a dick that goes around pretending to be a wog. if you get me.

i dont man, its just how i feel. i am australian but i feel more italian.

once again just how i feel.
but i definetly am happy to be brought up in aus, whethere here or in italy i am not fussed. if that makes sense, it might not to some but to me it does.

bloody goose :p
Living in Italy made me realise the non-existence of 'Italian' and 'Australian'. These people (bar the language they spoke and food they ate) were not so different to the average Australian nor did they even care about being Italian. Sometimes I think living in a different country to your ethnic origins galvanises you and turns you into a patriot of a country you've rarely been to while back in Italy, they couldn't care less.
Anyway, you didn't answer the true question of the matter. Where the hell did 're' come from :lol: ya damn goose TRUE (I also end most of my sentences with 'true' regardless of whether they're questions or statement true).
 

Byrone

Peen Meister
Dec 19, 2005
30,778
I watched this thing Louis Theroux did about fundamentalist boers in SA. These people were just odd :lol:. I assumed they were the folk you were talking about.
No those are Dutch/German descendants & they are basically the equivalent to the redneck/hicks of America.The mediterranean bunch from Greece,Portugal & Italy are like that.You have to remember for them the term "african" will always be associated with blacks & we know how highly they are thought of in certain parts of the world.

Btw boer means farmer but somehow black ppl turned it into a derogatory term.:D
 

Salvo

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Dec 17, 2007
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I watched this thing Louis Theroux did about fundamentalist boers in SA. These people were just odd :lol:. I assumed they were the folk you were talking about.


Living in Italy made me realise the non-existence of 'Italian' and 'Australian'. These people (bar the language they spoke and food they ate) were not so different to the average Australian nor did they even care about being Italian. Sometimes I think living in a different country to your ethnic origins galvanises you and turns you into a patriot of a country you've rarely been to while back in Italy, they couldn't care less.
Anyway, you didn't answer the true question of the matter. Where the hell did 're' come from :lol: ya damn goose TRUE (I also end most of my sentences with 'true' regardless of whether they're questions or statement true).
mate i wouldnt have a clue, re is an invention by douchebags, trueeee ya goose :lol:

nah and i get where your coming from.
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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So because Zarate has an Italian Granny he has more of right to play than Balotelli? Thats bullshit...man I can't believe which side of the argument I am on right now.
Eh? Balotelli was born in Italy, he's Italian. Sorry if you misinterpreted me, I took Balotelli's inclusion as a given.

Zarate has an Italian mother, by the way...
 

JuveJay

Senior Signor
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Mar 6, 2007
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It's called racism. That's all there is to it.
Idiot, as explained above.

So because Zarate has an Italian Granny he has more of right to play than Balotelli? Thats bullshit...man I can't believe which side of the argument I am on right now.
so its ok for rossi to play for italy but not for amauri, why?
Because Rossi has Italian parents, Amauri is a Brazilian with no immediate Italian heritage, thought that was pretty obvious.

Bongo, read above.

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JewveGay.......


I mean JuveJay.
Hilarious, well done :tup:
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
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Idiot? You're the one who didn't make himself clear, douche.

But I don't prefer to talk with you anymore. You're probably another Azzurri fan who doesn't live in Italy, judging by your profile.

:pado:
 

KB824

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Sep 16, 2003
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It's still nonsense to compare the two, Donovan didn't move at 13, he doesn't have German parents, he never played for all their youth teams.

Players with no lineage shouldn't be able to play for another country, which is why I oppose Amauri, and Brazilians playing for obscure countries. Back on topic, Zarate does, so that's the last I will say here.
They are called Mercenaries. That's all there is to it. Those who do not have any sort of lineage to the country to which they play for. I don't like it, but unfortunately that's the way it is.

Its pretty sad though that Italy, considering their international success, would consider someone like Amauri for their team. He's not good enough to play for Brazil, but hey, he would be welcomed with open arms for Italy??

Well, that gives you an idea of the level of talent that Italy has right now. And as a lifelong supporter of said squad, that is what disturbs me more than anything.

Personally, if someone has a family tree of certain ancestry to a country, and they want to play for them, then more power to them.

I just don't like those that try to get citizenship or marry in just so they can be eligible.

Honestly, I'm not sure why the U.S. hasn't done more of this. Hell, we accept everyone here. You don't even have to speak the language, or even pretend that you are going to try to.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
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Because if the morons would have their way, I'd have to play for either Germany or Poland due to my "blood", while the US would be solely composed of the likes of Pocohantas and Sitting Bull.
 

KB824

Senior Member
Sep 16, 2003
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Because if the morons would have their way, I'd have to play for either Germany or Poland due to my "blood", while the US would be solely composed of the likes of Pocohantas and Sitting Bull.
You should concern yourself more with the question that I posed to you in the Juve-Samp match thread
 

swag

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Sep 23, 2003
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Because if the morons would have their way, I'd have to play for either Germany or Poland due to my "blood", while the US would be solely composed of the likes of Pocohantas and Sitting Bull.
And at that, Pocohantas and Sitting Bull would not have true North American blood, given that they're genealogy goes back to Mongols and Russian eskimos before their ancestors crossed the Bering Sea.
 

GordoDeCentral

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Apr 14, 2005
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They are called Mercenaries. That's all there is to it. Those who do not have any sort of lineage to the country to which they play for. I don't like it, but unfortunately that's the way it is.

Its pretty sad though that Italy, considering their international success, would consider someone like Amauri for their team. He's not good enough to play for Brazil, but hey, he would be welcomed with open arms for Italy??

Well, that gives you an idea of the level of talent that Italy has right now. And as a lifelong supporter of said squad, that is what disturbs me more than anything.

Personally, if someone has a family tree of certain ancestry to a country, and they want to play for them, then more power to them.

I just don't like those that try to get citizenship or marry in just so they can be eligible.

Honestly, I'm not sure why the U.S. hasn't done more of this. Hell, we accept everyone here. You don't even have to speak the language, or even pretend that you are going to try to.

how is he a mercenary if hes "italian" to begin with?
 

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