Bottoms Part 15
Bottoms Part 15
Bottoms continues here.
You can find Part 14 here:
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...t-14-a-24.html
You can find Part 14 here:
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...t-14-a-24.html
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it's funny cuz i should be blond and have blue eyes..all my mom's family has blue eyes..the 4 brothers each have different colors of blue...and they're really white..but me and my brother we're brunets..somebody said i look italian..i don't think i look latin tough...latin is sort of spanish...portugal is sort of different...my skin is more white than latin..lol..i bet most of you think i am african..lol..got you!
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Now i found this by accident..this is funny Dee
Australian author and historian Peter Trickett claims that a 16th century map at a Los Angeles library is the single, most irrevocable proof that Portuguese explorers led by Christopher de Mendonca beat Captain James Cook to the punch in discovering the land down under by about two and a half centuries.
In his manuscript "Beyond Capricorn," Trickett reveals that when the small map was enlarged, it was discovered that the Portuguese have actually landed in the Australian East Coast in 1522 as proven by the accurate mapmaking of Sydney's Botany Bay.
Trickett described the map as something "so accurate that I found I could draw in the modern airport runways, to scale in the right place, without any problem at all." The map is named "Terra Java" and is among 15 hand drawn-maps in the compilation of Vallard Atlas which was the representation of the lands known back then.
Trickett made his accidental but monumental discovery eight years ago when he was browsing through the collection in a Canberra book store. The shop had a replica of the original map preserved in the United States.
ciau Arura...
by the way Dee, you were right, my bad...i thought you could speak a latin language and not be latin, i was wrong..i learned something today thks to you my friend!
Australian author and historian Peter Trickett claims that a 16th century map at a Los Angeles library is the single, most irrevocable proof that Portuguese explorers led by Christopher de Mendonca beat Captain James Cook to the punch in discovering the land down under by about two and a half centuries.
In his manuscript "Beyond Capricorn," Trickett reveals that when the small map was enlarged, it was discovered that the Portuguese have actually landed in the Australian East Coast in 1522 as proven by the accurate mapmaking of Sydney's Botany Bay.
Trickett described the map as something "so accurate that I found I could draw in the modern airport runways, to scale in the right place, without any problem at all." The map is named "Terra Java" and is among 15 hand drawn-maps in the compilation of Vallard Atlas which was the representation of the lands known back then.
Trickett made his accidental but monumental discovery eight years ago when he was browsing through the collection in a Canberra book store. The shop had a replica of the original map preserved in the United States.
ciau Arura...
by the way Dee, you were right, my bad...i thought you could speak a latin language and not be latin, i was wrong..i learned something today thks to you my friend!
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Spain discovered most of Latin America, and so the origins of all those countries are from Spanish people..
latin comes from roman's speaking language..carpe diem my friend..
but us the portuguese we discovered India by sea, founded Brasil( who speak portuguese because they come from us..except the indians), we were everywhere in those days.lol..we were one of the most powerful countries in the 15th century..but now not so much...lol..
latin comes from roman's speaking language..carpe diem my friend..
but us the portuguese we discovered India by sea, founded Brasil( who speak portuguese because they come from us..except the indians), we were everywhere in those days.lol..we were one of the most powerful countries in the 15th century..but now not so much...lol..
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That's because of that...
They call us latin catholics...
but you know i see Jlo and i see all those fiery latins and we are not like that, you know..so i guess we're latin, but kinda chilled out, maybe it's because it's hotter there..but if you go to spain, there are many more gipsy's and that chitano blood, you know..they have bolero, and salsa...we have fado, you know...fado means fate..that's the name of the type of song..it's like soul music..lol..but much sadder...
this is our best singer out there right now!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TeOhPR_0x8E
They call us latin catholics...
but you know i see Jlo and i see all those fiery latins and we are not like that, you know..so i guess we're latin, but kinda chilled out, maybe it's because it's hotter there..but if you go to spain, there are many more gipsy's and that chitano blood, you know..they have bolero, and salsa...we have fado, you know...fado means fate..that's the name of the type of song..it's like soul music..lol..but much sadder...
this is our best singer out there right now!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TeOhPR_0x8E
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