Christopher Columbus -Another Italian Blunder!

Christopher Columbus, yet another shining example of the ****ed up
Italian selection process. The guy had to fly the Spanish flag to
reach the New World.

So once again, Spain is the benefactor of the inept dago I-Ties.



crit pro

On 11 Oct 2004 08:44:32 -0700, (crit pro) wrote:

Christopher Columbus, yet another shining example of the ****ed up
Italian selection process. The guy had to fly the Spanish flag to
reach the New World.

I hate to encourage the trolling, but this is pretty funny.

JT

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(crit pro) wrote:

Christopher Columbus, yet another shining example of the ****ed up
Italian selection process. The guy had to fly the Spanish flag to
reach the New World.

He wasn't an Italian since there was no Italy at all back then.
He was a citizen of the Genoa republic.
Genoans spoke and still speak a language of their own that has nothing do
with the Italian language.

So once again, Spain is the benefactor of the inept dago I-Ties.

Please keep the "dago" crap for your sicilian neighbours.
Considering that - as a yankee - you are probably the mix of a dozens
different heritages, half of which non-caucasian, and that all the images
of Colombo we still have portray him with non greek/latin phisical traicts,
chances are that Colombo's skin was probably way milkier than yours.

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(crit pro) wrote:

Christopher Columbus, yet another shining example of the ****ed up
Italian selection process. The guy had to fly the Spanish flag to
reach the New World.

He wasn't an Italian since there was no Italy at all back then.
He was a citizen of the Genoa republic.
Genoans spoke and still speak a language of their own that has nothing
do
with the Italian language.

So once again, Spain is the benefactor of the inept dago I-Ties.

Please keep the "dago" crap for your sicilian neighbours.
Considering that - as a yankee - you are probably the mix of a dozens
different heritages, half of which non-caucasian, and that all the
images
of Colombo we still have portray him with non greek/latin phisical
traicts,
chances are that Colombo's skin was probably way milkier than yours.

Giovanni Cabota should have got all the credit.

PH