Summer 1969. Vietnam. It was in the Achoo Valley at Pepperoni and Sausage Hill. We were pinned down. Heavy machine gun fire. I yelled 'hey nigger pass that ammo!' to a negro private in the hole with me and the Sarge. The Sarge grabbed me by the throat and spewed in my face "There are no niggers in foxholes!!!"

Later back in the village that negro private came up to Sarge and siad he would like to buy him a drink. The Sarge looked at him with the meanest look I ever saw and he said "I don't drink with nigger privates".

I asked the Sarge about it and mentioned how he said there were no niggers in foxholes. He spat back at me "We ain't in no foxhole now."

> Later back in the village that negro private came up to Sarge and siad he would like to buy him a drink. The Sarge looked at him with the meanest look I ever saw and he said "I don't drink with nigger privates".
>
> I asked the Sarge about it and mentioned how he said there were no niggers in foxholes. He spat back at me "We ain't in no foxhole now."

I wondered where that was heading and had some idea but it was still an enjoyable story and I want more of them - now!

On Monday, May 31, 2021 at 7:08:16 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Later back in the village that negro private came up to Sarge and siad he would like to buy him a drink. The Sarge looked at him with the meanest look I ever saw and he said "I don't drink with nigger privates".
> >
> > I asked the Sarge about it and mentioned how he said there were no niggers in foxholes. He spat back at me "We ain't in no foxhole now."
> I wondered where that was heading and had some idea but it was still an enjoyable story and I want more of them - now!

Just one scene in what will be the greatest Vietnam war movie ever made. I need a good title. Gooks Gone Wild is the working title.

> Just one scene in what will be the greatest Vietnam war movie ever made. I need a good title. Gooks Gone Wild is the working title.

Let's stick with that and come up with something else when the project is over. Or keep it as is, whatever. It's your project, the title is up to you. Foxhole Darkies might work. Or how about no title. Would it be the first big time movie ever without a title?

On 5/31/2021 4:02 PM, OllieNorthie@aol.com wrote:
> Summer 1969. Vietnam. It was in the Achoo Valley at Pepperoni and Sausage Hill. We were pinned down. Heavy machine gun fire. I yelled 'hey nigger pass that ammo!' to a negro private in the hole with me and the Sarge. The Sarge grabbed me by the throat and spewed in my face "There are no niggers in foxholes!!!"
>
>
> Later back in the village that negro private came up to Sarge and siad he would like to buy him a drink. The Sarge looked at him with the meanest look I ever saw and he said "I don't drink with nigger privates".

Here's where I got confused. Did he mean he didn't drink with a nigger
who holds the military rank of 'private', or did he mean he didn't drink
with a nigger's privates (as in what's between his legs). Please explain.

>
> I asked the Sarge about it and mentioned how he said there were no niggers in foxholes. He spat back at me "We ain't in no foxhole now."
>

On Tuesday, June 1, 2021 at 6:04:28 PM UTC-4, Judith Latham wrote:
> On 5/31/2021 4:02 PM, OllieN...@aol.com wrote:
> > Summer 1969. Vietnam. It was in the Achoo Valley at Pepperoni and Sausage Hill. We were pinned down. Heavy machine gun fire. I yelled 'hey nigger pass that ammo!' to a negro private in the hole with me and the Sarge. The Sarge grabbed me by the throat and spewed in my face "There are no niggers in foxholes!!!"
> >
> >
> > Later back in the village that negro private came up to Sarge and siad he would like to buy him a drink. The Sarge looked at him with the meanest look I ever saw and he said "I don't drink with nigger privates".
> Here's where I got confused. Did he mean he didn't drink with a nigger
> who holds the military rank of 'private', or did he mean he didn't drink
> with a nigger's privates (as in what's between his legs). Please explain.
> >
> > I asked the Sarge about it and mentioned how he said there were no niggers in foxholes. He spat back at me "We ain't in no foxhole now."
> >

This is nuance. I am way into nuance. The n word = nuance.

> Here's where I got confused. Did he mean he didn't drink with a nigger who holds the military rank of 'private', or did he mean he didn't drink with a nigger's privates (as in what's between his legs). Please explain.

Sometimes when people ask for explanations they are actually challenging the other person's truth. Like a cop grilling a suspect, or a prosecuting attorney tearing into someone on the witness stand, you have that innate and obvious Jewish quality/trait/habit of demanding extra explanations from people -- putting them on the spot - making them work harder to explain themselves all over again - demanding more than they've already given even if was the total truth from the start. I sense the instigator in you Latham. But I am not complaining. As an extremely open minded and tolerant person I am prepared to accept and embrace our differences. Just don't push it or I will put a moratorium on your future, crushing your hopes, darkening your dreams, and dusting your soul with negativity powder.

> This is nuance. I am way into nuance. The n word = nuance.

Next step - the letter N is taken out of the dictionary altogether. All words beginning with N - other than the real N word - will be renamed starting with other letters and filed appropriately. For example, the word you just used, nuance - the 'N' has to go. "Uance doesn't sound right, so we'll have to find another consonant to start it out. I think Fluance sounds good. I am heavy into fluance. Flowing with it, flood with it, all aflutter with its sound, its vibe, and it's very soul.

On Friday, June 4, 2021 at 6:29:06 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > This is nuance. I am way into nuance. The n word = nuance.
> Next step - the letter N is taken out of the dictionary altogether. All words beginning with N - other than the real N word - will be renamed starting with other letters and filed appropriately. For example, the word you just used, nuance - the 'N' has to go. "Uance doesn't sound right, so we'll have to find another consonant to start it out. I think Fluance sounds good. I am heavy into fluance. Flowing with it, flood with it, all aflutter with its sound, its vibe, and it's very soul.

Fluance sounds post covid19 like. Now that the worlds worse disease is behind us we will invent a whole new language. All the writings will have a post WUFLU flavor.

> Fluance sounds post covid19 like. Now that the worlds worse disease is behind us we will invent a whole new language. All the writings will have a post WUFLU flavor.

The only times I even think of the virus being behind us is when I see all the people suddenly maskless on the streets and even in some establishments.. In the virus's prime one white bitch who worked at the ghetto mart downtown couldn't wait for a chance to scream at people, "Put on your mask", but was one of the first to take it off when official word came down from on high. She is a chain smoker, coughs all the time - into the air. Or her hand, the same one that goes in and out of the register.

I guess Fluance reminds you of Fauci - is that it? Yes, I think that's the connection. Plus it's got 'the flu' in it. It sounds like it could be some kind of medication. Ok then, if we have to change it,, let's go with juance as in Jewance but spelled wth a U out of respect for the original word.

On 6/4/2021 7:02 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
>
>> Fluance sounds post covid19 like. Now that the worlds worse disease is behind us we will invent a whole new language. All the writings will have a post WUFLU flavor.
>
> The only times I even think of the virus being behind us is when I see all the people suddenly maskless on the streets and even in some establishments. In the virus's prime one white bitch who worked at the ghetto mart downtown couldn't wait for a chance to scream at people, "Put on your mask", but was one of the first to take it off when official word came down from on high. She is a chain smoker, coughs all the time - into the air. Or her hand, the same one that goes in and out of the register.
>
> I guess Fluance reminds you of Fauci - is that it? Yes, I think that's the connection. Plus it's got 'the flu' in it. It sounds like it could be some kind of medication. Ok then, if we have to change it,, let's go with juance as in Jewance but spelled wth a U out of respect for the original word.
>

Fluance reminds me of flatulence. Just saying.

On Friday, June 4, 2021 at 11:02:14 PM UTC-4, Judith Latham wrote:
> On 6/4/2021 7:02 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
> >
> >> Fluance sounds post covid19 like. Now that the worlds worse disease is behind us we will invent a whole new language. All the writings will have a post WUFLU flavor.
> >
> > The only times I even think of the virus being behind us is when I see all the people suddenly maskless on the streets and even in some establishments. In the virus's prime one white bitch who worked at the ghetto mart downtown couldn't wait for a chance to scream at people, "Put on your mask", but was one of the first to take it off when official word came down from on high. She is a chain smoker, coughs all the time - into the air. Or her hand, the same one that goes in and out of the register.
> >
> > I guess Fluance reminds you of Fauci - is that it? Yes, I think that's the connection. Plus it's got 'the flu' in it. It sounds like it could be some kind of medication. Ok then, if we have to change it,, let's go with juance as in Jewance but spelled wth a U out of respect for the original word..
> >
> Fluance reminds me of flatulence. Just saying.

It is all the same when you got the mask on. I have a feeling the mask is not gone for good. it will be back and the Hogg will be behind it.

> Fluance reminds me of flatulence. Just saying.

Well here's what I'm just saying. I'm saying that everything reminds me of farts because I am a fart connoisseur. An aficionado. But yes, I also saw flatulence in Fluance. In fact I may have subconsciously made up 'fluance' because of my constant preoccupation with not only farts and their heartwarming songs but also their incredible and often unique aromas, so different and yet so much the same from one creature to another. Who doesn't love a good fart. Some farts are in your face powerful. Raw. Basic. Strong and sturdy. Others are subtle. One might say nuanced. But remember, nuance is an N word and can no longer be used. It is not Fluance unless someone comes up with a better word, which I'm sure in time they will. But farts are truly fluanced in nature and are an interesting and always fascinating subject at any time of day or night.

Toot Toot

> It is all the same when you got the mask on. I have a feeling the mask is not gone for good. it will be back and the Hogg will be behind it.

Odors make it through the mask. I have tested it more than once. Multiple times in fact. I cut a wide variety of farts and was able to smell all of them through even the strongest mask. To make sure I wasn't cheating I had a friend blow some of his farts to see if I smelled his as well. Then he donned the mask and allowed me to blow a few directly into his mask. He smelled them. All of them. But the mask can conceal bad breath. If not outright conceal it, it can at least quell it somewhat. I know, I have used it for that very purpose.

On Saturday, June 5, 2021 at 2:43:44 AM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > It is all the same when you got the mask on. I have a feeling the mask is not gone for good. it will be back and the Hogg will be behind it.
> Odors make it through the mask. I have tested it more than once. Multiple times in fact. I cut a wide variety of farts and was able to smell all of them through even the strongest mask. To make sure I wasn't cheating I had a friend blow some of his farts to see if I smelled his as well. Then he donned the mask and allowed me to blow a few directly into his mask. He smelled them. All of them. But the mask can conceal bad breath. If not outright conceal it, it can at least quell it somewhat. I know, I have used it for that very purpose.

That is how Fauci came up with two masks. He smelled a fart through his and called it a double masker.

> That is how Fauci came up with two masks. He smelled a fart through his and called it a double masker.

Hah hah, I can see that - not necessarily from Fauci, but from anybody - wearing a mask and smelling a fart and going, "Oh god, that's a double masker for sure", reaching swiftly for a second mask. Sometimes for particularly volatile farts you've got to triple up. But why? Anybody who doubles or triples their mask to avoid smelling a fart is a pussy of the highest order and also a phony. Who doesn't like the smell of a good fart? Sure, maybe not all day long - but now and then a righteous shocker, man, who the fuck doesn't like that? I was thinking more along the lines of a special mask that is the sturdiest and safest mask agains the virus going in or coming out, but outfitted with special vents that allow stench to come through. This is the fart mask. Durable, practical, impenetrable by all viruses but open to odors, the fouler the better.

On Saturday, June 5, 2021 at 3:18:40 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > That is how Fauci came up with two masks. He smelled a fart through his and called it a double masker.
> Hah hah, I can see that - not necessarily from Fauci, but from anybody - wearing a mask and smelling a fart and going, "Oh god, that's a double masker for sure", reaching swiftly for a second mask. Sometimes for particularly volatile farts you've got to triple up. But why? Anybody who doubles or triples their mask to avoid smelling a fart is a pussy of the highest order and also a phony. Who doesn't like the smell of a good fart? Sure, maybe not all day long - but now and then a righteous shocker, man, who the fuck doesn't like that? I was thinking more along the lines of a special mask that is the sturdiest and safest mask agains the virus going in or coming out, but outfitted with special vents that allow stench to come through. This is the fart mask. Durable, practical, impenetrable by all viruses but open to odors, the fouler the better.

People are resisting the stopping of mask wearing. The mask had become a way of expressing their individuality.

> People are resisting the stopping of mask wearing. The mask had become a way of expressing their individuality.

I can't deny it, I enjoy wearing mine now that others aren't. I can't wait for someone to order me to take it off. Not that I'm going to do anything about it, I just want to see it to confirm what I've always known, that everyone has a bit of the bully in them. The enforcer. The "Do what I do" crowd, which I believe includes most people.

Mask On/Mask Off

On Monday, June 7, 2021 at 7:38:51 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > People are resisting the stopping of mask wearing. The mask had become a way of expressing their individuality.
> I can't deny it, I enjoy wearing mine now that others aren't. I can't wait for someone to order me to take it off. Not that I'm going to do anything about it, I just want to see it to confirm what I've always known, that everyone has a bit of the bully in them. The enforcer. The "Do what I do" crowd, which I believe includes most people.
>
> Mask On/Mask Off

remember when only criminals and doctors wore masks? Well now we all look like criminal doctors.

> remember when only criminals and doctors wore masks? Well now we all look like criminal doctors.

I thought of that today when I went into a convenience store. I got into the habit of carrying the mask in a plastic ziplock bag and putting it on when entering establishments. Today entering that store I wondered seriously how long it will be before non-mask wearing is mandated. I know prior to COVID lots of stores had "No Masks" signs on their doors, especially around Halloween. So how long before it become illegal to wear the mask? Probably never. Too many groups of people with assorted illnesses getting together claiming they need the mask for allergy protection or because they have bad immune systems or whatever. I used to own a monkey mask - I told you before - with faded paint, a great mask that fit tight to my face and took on my characteristics or those of anyone who wore it - a great mask. I wore it as a negro mask. On stage. I did it in front of Blacks a few times and they seemed to like it. But I had hesitations sometimes. Anyway, that would be funny - put on the monkey mask with a medical mask over it. From a distance it will look like a Black guy coming in wearing a mask. If they order me to remove the medical mask I will say, "Is it because I'm black?", pulling out my smartphone camera to record the resulting conflict.

Zapruder style.

On Tuesday, June 8, 2021 at 12:55:42 AM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > remember when only criminals and doctors wore masks? Well now we all look like criminal doctors.
> I thought of that today when I went into a convenience store. I got into the habit of carrying the mask in a plastic ziplock bag and putting it on when entering establishments. Today entering that store I wondered seriously how long it will be before non-mask wearing is mandated. I know prior to COVID lots of stores had "No Masks" signs on their doors, especially around Halloween. So how long before it become illegal to wear the mask? Probably never. Too many groups of people with assorted illnesses getting together claiming they need the mask for allergy protection or because they have bad immune systems or whatever. I used to own a monkey mask - I told you before - with faded paint, a great mask that fit tight to my face and took on my characteristics or those of anyone who wore it - a great mask. I wore it as a negro mask. On stage. I did it in front of Blacks a few times and they seemed to like it. But I had hesitations sometimes. Anyway, that would be funny - put on the monkey mask with a medical mask over it. From a distance it will look like a Black guy coming in wearing a mask. If they order me to remove the medical mask I will say, "Is it because I'm black?", pulling out my smartphone camera to record the resulting conflict.
>
> Zapruder style.

The Zap only had a 8mm camera. In the 60's they had poor picture quality. Today we could get so many great shots of the shot that changed the world.

> The Zap only had a 8mm camera. In the 60's they had poor picture quality. Today we could get so many great shots of the shot that changed the world.

Today we got all the equipment to capture all the excitement but nothing ever happens except George Floyd and other guys saying "I can't breathe."

On Tuesday, June 8, 2021 at 11:54:30 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > The Zap only had a 8mm camera. In the 60's they had poor picture quality. Today we could get so many great shots of the shot that changed the world.
> Today we got all the equipment to capture all the excitement but nothing ever happens except George Floyd and other guys saying "I can't breathe."

Not very impressive last words. In fact that is probably one of the most common things said and or thought before death.

> Not very impressive last words. In fact that is probably one of the most common things said and or thought before death.

I know I'll be thinking about. Oh dear God no.

On Wednesday, June 9, 2021 at 5:25:52 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Not very impressive last words. In fact that is probably one of the most common things said and or thought before death.
> I know I'll be thinking about. Oh dear God no.

I'll be thinking 'Now what?'