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About that Cuban boy, Elian
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8777<i> Is the creepy feeling a good creepy feeling or a bad creepy feeling?&lnealm-7/18/2000
8776"no chiapaneco would do such a thing, it is for chilangos and norteñosdonjuan_demarco-7/18/2000
8775<i>no chiapaneco would do such a thing, it is for chilangos and norteñX Y Zebra-7/18/2000
8774Re: genetic vs. environment influences. I think that's one of the great quenealm-7/18/2000
8773Heh heh ... well you can give away your origins, but i shall not ... no chiapanemarcos-7/18/2000
8772I like Lonely Planet too. I bought one of their books on the Yucatan many yearsdonjuan_demarco-7/18/2000
8771A friend is well known as a teacher in our area, so well known that no one [inclmarcos-7/18/2000
8770Ok... one more off topic and that's it. <i>The thrill of...</i&gX Y Zebra-7/18/2000
8769I share your appreciation for Lonely Planet guides. IMO, they're some of thLane3-7/18/2000
8768Good on-topic reading here i bet - lonelyplanet.com When we go south we always marcos-7/18/2000
8767The boy's name is Phanupong Khaisri. To my thinking, this case illustrates TigerPaw-7/18/2000
8766Ah, <i>the thrill of menustration</i> ... there have actually been smarcos-7/18/2000
8765Oops, sorry. Though the story indicates the mother sold the kid into slavery, wdonjuan_demarco-7/18/2000
8764And Batista .... don't forget Batista. "<i>when they think of Cumarcos-7/18/2000
8763It's the '<i>less appealing parent</i>' that would make marcos-7/18/2000
8762<i>there actually is no parent to return to </i> They boy has a mothTigerPaw-7/18/2000
8761Well, in the Thai boy case there actually is no parent to return to (grandparentdonjuan_demarco-7/18/2000
8760I'm just curious if people's position change when confronted with a simiTigerPaw-7/18/2000
8759LOL (Cuba "El Infierno") The better one imo is in the web site abouX Y Zebra-7/18/2000
8758I think the interesting thing about this kind of banter is both sides of the Eliaverage joe-7/18/2000
8757From the memoirs of SJB the Moron of the milenia Unfortunately, upon closer exaX Y Zebra-7/18/2000
8756<i>This boy's plight is very similar to Elian.</i> I'll betLane3-7/18/2000
8755That's what I infer, as well. KarenLane3-7/18/2000
8754OK-- you guys win. Who needs this in their day. I'm removing the thread froRambi-7/18/2000
8753Canada is a great country, eh? Canada should just rule out all the emotions andaverage joe-7/18/2000
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