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  • PR ESQ.
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    Originally posted by 2501 View Post
    this ****** nationalistic racism needs to go.


    Absolutely agree with you. Shameful, since the Rican, Dominican, Mexican involved in this nonsense generally have pretty insightful and interesting things to say!

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  • Eladio-Mor
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    lets all get along i live in mission tx that the boarder of mexico I am rican. all the mxs like the PR fighters . every one like cotto here everybody wanted cotto to win. ps nobody like juan diaz he trash he looks fat at 138.

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  • Kevin Jesus
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    Originally posted by Dondi33O View Post
    What is it with you and Puerto Ricans? All this because of the Funeka robbery?
    You need to accept that in New York WE are the Top Hispanics. Dont worry give it about 30 more years and you can fight over the streets with the other immigrants who are coming in big numbers because the Puerto Ricans are out to the suburbs and the other states. As for ***ish owning stores, big deal they own most of NYC. It does not necessarily mean they live where they own.
    Let's not twist things around now.

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  • Kevin Jesus
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    Originally posted by WarriorMan View Post
    Location of
    Yeshiva University | 500 West 185th Street | New York, New York 10033 The A train continues and stops at 175th Street–George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal, 181st Street, 190th Street, Dyckman Street and 207th Street, with Dyckman named for a family that once owned property in the area.
    In the early 1900s, Irish immigrants moved to Washington Heights. European ***s went to Washington Heights to escape ****sm during the 1930s and the 1940s. During the 1950s and 1960s, many Greeks moved to Washington Heights; the community was referred to as the "Astoria of Manhattan." As the nickname became widespread, Cubans and Puerto Ricans moved to the area. By the 1980s and 1990s, the neighborhood became mostly Dominican by the 2000s, after years when gangsters ruled a thriving illegal drug trade.
    this is what im talking about, so stop trying to make believe your blind to what your people do, they have contributed heavily in the decay of nyc. let me know if you want some gang clippings sad very sad..
    also..im of Italian descent but have many puerto rican friends whose parents lived in washington heights in the 70's who now live in florham pk.
    I don't care what they do but i'm not responsible for what they do i'm only responsible for my own life. I don't give a **** what 'my people' do but i was not raised like that, I never denied they sell drugs. Blacks, Ricans, and Dominicans all sell drugs around here. My best friend Willie is Rican! and he.....not gonna say anything else there. So what is your god damn point dude everyone sells drugs so just relax with that.

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  • superchile
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    yeah

    Originally posted by cooper5 View Post
    Feliciano was a tough sob, too much heart for his own good. He was actually competitive when he challenged Cintron for the IBF title. Too bad he no longer can compete in these wars.
    i agred whit your take i tough he was going to breakdown cintron but took a beating in the process

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  • superchile
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    good

    quintana is back in the ring thats good its a shame the figth wasnt televised hopfully i can get to see it on you tube

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  • Dondi33O
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    Originally posted by Kevin Jesus View Post
    Are you freaking seriously saying that you puerto rican piece of ****?

    Do you know how many stores ***ish people own? You must be out your god damn mind. Where I live there is a ***ish University that takes up 12 full blocks, in addition it has it's own huge parking lot.

    Stop trolling with your alts, show yourself don't be a punk and stop pointing at other posters saying that is me.
    What is it with you and Puerto Ricans? All this because of the Funeka robbery?
    You need to accept that in New York WE are the Top Hispanics. Dont worry give it about 30 more years and you can fight over the streets with the other immigrants who are coming in big numbers because the Puerto Ricans are out to the suburbs and the other states. As for ***ish owning stores, big deal they own most of NYC. It does not necessarily mean they live where they own.

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  • WarriorMan
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    Originally posted by Kevin Jesus View Post
    Are you freaking seriously saying that you puerto rican piece of ****?

    Do you know how many stores ***ish people own? You must be out your god damn mind. Where I live there is a ***ish University that takes up 12 full blocks, in addition it has it's own huge parking lot.

    Stop trolling with your alts, show yourself don't be a punk and stop pointing at other posters saying that is me.
    Location of
    Yeshiva University | 500 West 185th Street | New York, New York 10033 The A train continues and stops at 175th Street–George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal, 181st Street, 190th Street, Dyckman Street and 207th Street, with Dyckman named for a family that once owned property in the area.
    In the early 1900s, Irish immigrants moved to Washington Heights. European ***s went to Washington Heights to escape ****sm during the 1930s and the 1940s. During the 1950s and 1960s, many Greeks moved to Washington Heights; the community was referred to as the "Astoria of Manhattan." As the nickname became widespread, Cubans and Puerto Ricans moved to the area. By the 1980s and 1990s, the neighborhood became mostly Dominican by the 2000s, after years when gangsters ruled a thriving illegal drug trade.
    this is what im talking about, so stop trying to make believe your blind to what your people do, they have contributed heavily in the decay of nyc. let me know if you want some gang clippings sad very sad..
    also..im of Italian descent but have many puerto rican friends whose parents lived in washington heights in the 70's who now live in florham pk.
    Last edited by WarriorMan; 12-06-2009, 09:56 AM.

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  • swizz
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    Originally posted by Kevin Jesus View Post
    I live in a ***ish neighborhood here in NYC so I wouldn't know what you are talking about sir, never grew up around the type of people you are talking. Sorry but you fail.

    Who's alt are you, just say it already we all know you are some PRican trying to look like you are from somewhere else sticking up for them. NO ONE in boxingscene sticks up for them because they talk so much ****. Compare Dominicans to PRicans on here and you will see most ricans are red and no one even likes them.


    damn Ch@mp why did you have to make this a race thread like always. Dude ch@mp is only 16 years old, he doesn't know how bad it is to bring up racial **** even on internet forums.
    **** and i grew up in the hood and i know exactly what he ralking about with the said i know pr n dr people that hustle and i know some that work hard

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  • swizz
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    Originally posted by decipher View Post
    dominicans are good at ****ing puerto rican hoes!!
    lmao are you an illegal see domincans and puerto ricans dont get along because just like here they invade puerto rico illegally causing alot of crimes i just gave a viable answer can you do the same
    Last edited by swizz; 12-06-2009, 08:39 AM.

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