Martina loses 200m silver as US protest upheld

Dots wrote:

mister, you have msn or something?

Baron1 wrote:

A short Biography >>>follow the arrows >>>
I hopped on a ship(the famous ship that was kidnapped in midocean Santa Maria)(I was on one of the trips before the kidknapping)that was docket in Anna baai Curacao at 15 landed in Portugal.
Took a train to the Netherlands
Lived there for 6 years
Hopped on an other ship at 21 arrived in Australia
42 years and I am still here
If you have the need to know more
Manda mi bo e-mail <<Papiamentu
Stuur mij je e-mail <<<<Dutch
Send me your E-mail <<<<Aussie
envíeme su E-mail <<<Spanish
envoyez-moi votre E-mail <<<French
inviarmi il tuo E-mail <<< Italian
Jeez I must be doing better than most Yu Korsou
6 language.
My female partner is Portuguese I can do it in Portuguese also..
By the way I think most people loves the island is the idiots who live on the Island that people do not care mush for.
Specially when they beat their chest and tell you
Bo sa ken mi ta
Ta Yu Korsou mi ta and they think that makes them the centre of the earth.
That the world depends on Curacao
I know for I still have all my dumb backwards family that still lives on the island Curacao

Ivy1 wrote:

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Baron 1
I was with you up until a point. I have no idea what your experience was like on the island but you are generalizing to the nth degree. Not everyone can be as backward as you say. I carry some of the same sentiments about the place and people of my own family origins. I know that it can seem like everyone there is an imbecile at times but somewhere in the back of my mind is the voice of reason saying, "not everyone." I know at times it appears that they think as one and you can't find an original or authentic individual in the bunch but it cannot be everyone, just the ones you have come across, as it is with me. I think the problem is the fools usually skew the entire picture but there must be some good, logical thinking people there.

Baron1 wrote:

Lets make this a Curacao forum
For the few smart people who used to live in Curacao

Ivy1 wrote:

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I am not from Curacao. I was speaking of my place of origins to try and relate that is is not only Curacao. I've experienced the same with my own people. Some times the idiocy is unbearable. You wonder how can people think like they do but then you have to take a step back and realize that not everyone has the strength to be a true individual, not everyone is going to agree with you even if you lay out a plan that it excellent in logic and point them in the right direction and finally, when all else fails, you just have to learn to let go and stop fighting to prove your truth, it is too exhausting. Let them do and say what they want as long as it has no real adverse effect on your well being. I have had friends and family members say the most assinine things and then wonder to myself, how did this person even manage to put on foot in front of the other to walk and I have found that in many cases it is not just that one person, it is whole legion who thinks like this and I wonder how did they get to that point. At the same time, I find to keep looking at people as if everyone is an idiot and to keep berating serves very little if any purpose at all. Anytime that the feeling of superiority starts to creep up, we need to do all that we can to humble ourselves but for exposure of various external stimulants, we could be in the very same shoes and someone could be speaking of us in this very manner. You did the best that you could by taking yourself out of the environment.

Baron1 wrote:

Fool you to think a cheat can be a hero.
Simple answer is Churandy Martina cheated and he was disqualified,nothing to do with race or the USA.
Read the rules