first of all let me just say that i am a google fan and have always been..........but damn, why they got to create a stupid scam!!!!!!! google revolution more like i will charge you $1.87 and if you dont cancle within 10, yes thats right 10days!!!!! they will charge you a stupid fee of $74. wow, did u read the "fine print" for terms and conditions!!!!!! fuck you google revolution!!!! you guys make the word revolution should weak, just like your service....i want my money back because in 10days i havent done shit and they charge me $74, i mean how fuck up is that.....wheres the common sense?? i thought google was all about common sense! the only way to get your money back is to write to some idiot at google revolution!!!!!!!!!WOW, way to go google, you are just going to lose a lot of customers!! yahoo here i come!! or bing wtf!!
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Friday, July 31, 2009
Sunday, July 26, 2009
its just a game of love for all, and all for love
MEXICO VICTOURIOUS OVER united states!!! 05-00
more like the MEXICANS takin over the united states because guess whos the bitch now!!! what race has always been the easy to fuck??!! whiterace!! thats why we love white girls!! just playin..........huey p. newton, martin luther king, ceasar chavez, emilaino Zapata!! CHE, jfk, rk, jesus christ, zapatistas!!;they equal what we all add up to be=1 race, 1 love, 1 all, 1 family, 1 law, 1 voice, 1 unamious vote of government that comes from all. 1 Peoples government. love for all, and all for love.
listen to them all and tell me what these people represent!
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -- Vindication. Satisfaction. Domination.
After finally earning a win against the Americans on U.S. soil, Mexico's players used all of those words Sunday to describe the 5-0 romp that gave them their fifth Gold Cup championship.
Oh, and one other noun: pride.
"I believe this is a great win for Mexico because we showed the pride we have in our hearts today," Giovani Dos Santos said. "This is a huge step for us in the process."
That process had included no progress this decade when the United States hosted its southern rival. The Mexicans were 0-9-2 since a March 1999 victory at San Diego.
They snapped that victory drought before an overwhelmingly pro-Mexico crowd of 79,156 at Giants Stadium with an offensive onslaught in the second half. Captain Gerardo Torrado scored on a penalty kick in the 56th minute, then the inexperienced U.S. squad came unglued.
"When a goal is scored, there's always a change in the game and we didn't respond well," coach Bob Bradley said of the worst American home loss since a 5-0 stinker against England on June 16, 1985.
As the green-clad fans rocked Giants Stadium, game MVP Dos Santos and Carlos Vela scored 5 minutes apart despite several brilliant saves by Troy Perkins. Indeed, it seemed the goalkeeper was the only American on the field during the 11-minute blitz in which Mexico's attackers could have sprinted all the way back to Azteca Stadium without being touched.
The fiesta was on.
"That's soccer," Dos Santos said of the penalty kick after he was fouled in the area by Jay Heaps. "Afterward, you must still do your job. That's how it is, how it must be."
While the Mexicans kept at it, the Americans wilted.
Jose Antonio Castro and Guillermo Franco put the finishing touches on Mexico's dynamic win. Castro scored off a great through-pass from Vela, a substitute who energized Mexico when he entered the game after halftime.
The United States, fielding a raw squad after the top team finished second in the Confederations Cup last month, could not maintain American dominance of its continental rival. Not even close.
"We were chasing the game a lot in the second half, and it tired us out," said forward Brian Ching, a regular with the 'A' team who missed the Confederations Cup with an injury. "Look at anybody in the United States and this loss has to anger you."
Mexico fell 2-0 in February in a World Cup qualifier in frigid Columbus, Ohio, the most recent meeting of the archrivals. The nations meet again in Mexico City on Aug. 12, but then the full American roster will be on hand, along with several of the players who carried El Tri to this Gold Cup crown.
But that is another tale. For now, after a 10-year wait, there was sweet victory in commanding style.
"The win injects us with some motivation, confidence and maturity," Dos Santos said.
At the final whistle, the green-clad Mexican players stormed onto the field in jubilation, mobbing Dos Santos and coach Javier Aguirre. Then they saluted the crowd that made the Meadowlands sound more like Mexico City, making a tour of the pitch with the trophy in hand.
"This ends here in this locker room," Aguirre said. "we're celebrating now, but that's it. Tomorrow is another day and we begin working for Aug. 12, and that's a different story."
For the Americans, it was a return to reality. After Bradley coached them to a runner-up finish in the Confederations Cup in South Africa, he gave most of the players a pass for the Gold Cup. Still, the untested fill-ins showed versatility and fortitude -- at least until Mexico ran over them in a spectacular 45-minute scoring burst.
"We have to learn from this," midfielder Stuart Holden said, "and use it in the future."
more like the MEXICANS takin over the united states because guess whos the bitch now!!! what race has always been the easy to fuck??!! whiterace!! thats why we love white girls!! just playin..........huey p. newton, martin luther king, ceasar chavez, emilaino Zapata!! CHE, jfk, rk, jesus christ, zapatistas!!;they equal what we all add up to be=1 race, 1 love, 1 all, 1 family, 1 law, 1 voice, 1 unamious vote of government that comes from all. 1 Peoples government. love for all, and all for love.
listen to them all and tell me what these people represent!
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -- Vindication. Satisfaction. Domination.
After finally earning a win against the Americans on U.S. soil, Mexico's players used all of those words Sunday to describe the 5-0 romp that gave them their fifth Gold Cup championship.
Oh, and one other noun: pride.
"I believe this is a great win for Mexico because we showed the pride we have in our hearts today," Giovani Dos Santos said. "This is a huge step for us in the process."
That process had included no progress this decade when the United States hosted its southern rival. The Mexicans were 0-9-2 since a March 1999 victory at San Diego.
They snapped that victory drought before an overwhelmingly pro-Mexico crowd of 79,156 at Giants Stadium with an offensive onslaught in the second half. Captain Gerardo Torrado scored on a penalty kick in the 56th minute, then the inexperienced U.S. squad came unglued.
"When a goal is scored, there's always a change in the game and we didn't respond well," coach Bob Bradley said of the worst American home loss since a 5-0 stinker against England on June 16, 1985.
As the green-clad fans rocked Giants Stadium, game MVP Dos Santos and Carlos Vela scored 5 minutes apart despite several brilliant saves by Troy Perkins. Indeed, it seemed the goalkeeper was the only American on the field during the 11-minute blitz in which Mexico's attackers could have sprinted all the way back to Azteca Stadium without being touched.
The fiesta was on.
"That's soccer," Dos Santos said of the penalty kick after he was fouled in the area by Jay Heaps. "Afterward, you must still do your job. That's how it is, how it must be."
While the Mexicans kept at it, the Americans wilted.
Jose Antonio Castro and Guillermo Franco put the finishing touches on Mexico's dynamic win. Castro scored off a great through-pass from Vela, a substitute who energized Mexico when he entered the game after halftime.
The United States, fielding a raw squad after the top team finished second in the Confederations Cup last month, could not maintain American dominance of its continental rival. Not even close.
"We were chasing the game a lot in the second half, and it tired us out," said forward Brian Ching, a regular with the 'A' team who missed the Confederations Cup with an injury. "Look at anybody in the United States and this loss has to anger you."
Mexico fell 2-0 in February in a World Cup qualifier in frigid Columbus, Ohio, the most recent meeting of the archrivals. The nations meet again in Mexico City on Aug. 12, but then the full American roster will be on hand, along with several of the players who carried El Tri to this Gold Cup crown.
But that is another tale. For now, after a 10-year wait, there was sweet victory in commanding style.
"The win injects us with some motivation, confidence and maturity," Dos Santos said.
At the final whistle, the green-clad Mexican players stormed onto the field in jubilation, mobbing Dos Santos and coach Javier Aguirre. Then they saluted the crowd that made the Meadowlands sound more like Mexico City, making a tour of the pitch with the trophy in hand.
"This ends here in this locker room," Aguirre said. "we're celebrating now, but that's it. Tomorrow is another day and we begin working for Aug. 12, and that's a different story."
For the Americans, it was a return to reality. After Bradley coached them to a runner-up finish in the Confederations Cup in South Africa, he gave most of the players a pass for the Gold Cup. Still, the untested fill-ins showed versatility and fortitude -- at least until Mexico ran over them in a spectacular 45-minute scoring burst.
"We have to learn from this," midfielder Stuart Holden said, "and use it in the future."
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
New "White Wash"Chicanos
I am a chicano who stop speaking spanish at a young age for various reason. At the age of 28 i took a chicano history class and i will never go back to the state of mind i have been for 28yrs. i am a white wash chicano, who will sacrafice his own life for a immagrant who dosent speak english! those who believe the world is equal needs to get a slap to the face! i will now devote myself, my life, my heart to the colors of all immagrants and not just chicanos but especailly the chicanos!!!!!!!!!!viva la raza!!!! i will fight until i cant anymore, i will get an education and use my knowlegde to help the world live at peace. we need to get rid of the old outdated, one sided consitution! we need to investigate the "united states" history and give the people who were robbed of their land and home, we need to give back to them! they deserve it! the white race is the dumbest race of all, they have made once bad choice after another. i am not saying that all angelos are bad just the ones who have tunnel vision and dont know shit about life!!!! those are the ones that need to go! go fight a war for nothing!!!! all those "political white leaders" like Lindsay Graham........lol.......WHY LORD, WHY DO WE HAVE PEOPLE LIKE LINDSAY ASKING A PERSON MORE QUALIFIED THAN HIM QUESTIONS???? but hey he is a funny guy and now will be remember for being a selfish white punk........man, thats a shock!!!! ..................Sonia Sotomayor is one hot smart, wise latina and she will take on any challenge with ease! we will all finally see that she was absolutly right when she made that "wise latina" comment. VIVA LA RAZA!!!!!
Thursday, July 9, 2009
the blood still drips from my sombrero...
bring on the war! we will fight if we have to! we are not afraid to die! we are already dead to them, they just want to own us! we will fight forever, and if forever becomes our enemy, then so be it! we will win! we will win! join us, and help heal the world to a much beter place as god intended for us to have. we have the right to make the world better! we are one! you are my brother as i am yours, as my sister, we are all FAMILY! we have to love ourselves in order to love everyone else.
WO-MAN! PLEASE STOP BEING BITCHES!!!
ALL females are beautiful!! all woman should be treated like queens!!! with the best queens being leaders! but everyone knows that a woman can not be a leader because they do not lead!. they can and have the power! maybe they are more powerful then most men, but not all! Woman make too many critical mistakes without noticeing them. not all can handle mutiple task, mutiple kids, multiple lovers, but they will try anyways and when they give up mentaly, they usually hurt someone physically and emotionally. these changes can lead to Dramatic stress reactions! Eithier they wil hurt themselves or their childern.
ALL females and males should be evaluated before graduating high school. we need to find out why woman(man) are so depress and extremly valnurable. we have to dig deep to the past and analyze what went wrong during the early 1900's.
ALL females and males should be evaluated before graduating high school. we need to find out why woman(man) are so depress and extremly valnurable. we have to dig deep to the past and analyze what went wrong during the early 1900's.
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