tues., 4 dec., 2012, countdown 2 xmas, pt. iv.: give us This Day our Daily Curse

FINNISH:  Äitisi nai poroja!  +

 + )   “Yr mother fucks reindeer!” 

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mon., 3 dec., 2011, countdown 2 xmas, iii.: give us This Day our Daily Curse

LATIN: “Deus mortus est.”  ‡‡

‡‡ ) “God is dead.” — an odd phrase, & reverse-engineered translation of the phrase by 19^th. C. Germ. philologist & couch pope Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche; & to be honest, not terribly offensive, at least not to an ancient Roman, in sofar as ancient Romans would probably reply, “which god?”

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sun., 2 dec. 2012, countdown 2 xmas, ii.: give us This Day our Daily Curse

SPANISH: Dios es muerto.  ‡

  ‡ )  A Spanish rendition of “God is dead,” a sentiment to which many a Durutti Columnist would have subscribed — & of course of course attrib. to 19^th. C. Germ. philologist & couch pope Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

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sat., 1 dec., 2012, countdown 2 xmas, i.: give us This Day our Daily Curse

GERMAN: „Gott ist tot.“  ‡

  ‡ ) “God is dead.” — attrib. to 19^th. C. Germ. philologist & couch pope Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

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fri., 30 nov., 2012: post-angstgiving dakota, navajo & yup´ik (inuit) sobriquets: give us This Day our Daily Curse

 

DAKOTA:   Wasicu   +

NAVAJO:   Belliganna   ++

YUP´IK (INUIT):   Qussak   +++

     + )  Lit., “[one who] takes the fat” —  i.e., selfish bastard; Dakota term for the invading whitey people;

  ++ )  Navajo term for the invading whitey people, possibly corruption of Spanish “Americano” ;

+++ )  Lit., “Cassock”  —  Yup´ik (Inuit) term for the Russian invaders...

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thurs., 29 nov., 2012: post-angstgiving dakota & navajo & yup´ik sobriquets: give us This Day our Daily Curse

 

DAKOTA:   Wasicu   +

NAVAJO:    Belliganna   ++

YUP´IK (INUIT):   Qussak   +++

     + )  Lit., “[one who] takes the fat” —  i.e., selfish bastard; Dakota term for the invading whitey people ;

  ++ )  Navajo term for the invading whitey people, possibly corruption of Spanish “Americano” ;

+++ )  Lit., “Cassock”  —  Yup´ik (Inuit) term for the Russian invaders...

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wed., 28 nov., 2012: post-angstgiving dakota & navajo & yup´ik sobriquets: give us This Day our Daily Curse

DAKOTA:   Wasicu   +

NAVAJO:   Belliganna   ++

YUP´IK (INUIT):   Qussak  +++

     + )  Lit., “[one who] takes the fat” —  i.e., selfish bastard; Dakota term for the invading whitey people ;

  ++ )  Navajo term for the invading whitey people, possibly corruption of Spanish “Americano” ;

+++ )  Lit., “Cassock”  —  Yup´ik (Inuit) term for the Russian invaders...

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