> On Apr 30, 1:34 pm, sirbl...@hotmail.com wrote:
>

>> On 30 avr, 19:59, J Seymour MacNicely bigstring.com>
>> wrote:
>> oh dont you worry my dear mackgoo . . .

>
> That's "dear Big Mac with Cheese and a Kosher Pickle" to *you*. But
> just call me "Kid Kosher" for short.
>

>> i got as far as half an hour of
>> whining about a forest being named coretta scott king and an israeli
>> airport looking like a zurich one, and then some whining about the big
>> buck as if israel weren't what it is, east of ny.

>
> Hmmm . . . .
>

>> and as i said, if i
>> wanna remind myself of that poor sad git woody allen portrayed half a
>> decade ago . . .

>
> Fancy trying to put our dear Sir Blabby here hip to anything that came
> into fashion since a belt-line was an inch above the butt-crack?
> Forget it. He would think you were trying to hand him a copy of
> Captain Billy's Whiz Bag, a boater hat, a pair of suspenders and a
> fixed bet on the 1919 World Series. But what was this . . .
>

>> whining about the big
>> buck as if israel weren't what it is, east of ny.

>
> And here it comes to a fashion of pants-around-the-ankles opinion
> strictly for the hicks, and it's dumber than dirt, no less in the day
> of Arnold Rothstein than in this. It never changes what e.g. a
> Fitzgerald would make of it with his "Meyer Wolfshiem", when Sir
> Blabby does it with his, "if Israel weren't what it is". Whatever the
> amount of the golden goy butt exposed in this new postmodern day,
> nothing remains changed but the flat of the hand it's got coming for
> such spoiled rotten brat talk of the . . .
>

>> buck as if israel weren't what it is, east of ny.

>
> During the good old days of "Murder Incorporated" the snotty nose
> goyim were a lot more careful how they talked below the belt from
> their butt-cracks about anybody "east of New York" even if such dirty
> slaps went only so far as Long Island or New Jersey and to the ears of
> Bugsy Siegel, Meyer Lansky, Louis Buchalter, Abe "Kid Twist" Reles,
> Martin "Buggsy" Goldstein, Harry "Happy" Maione, Harry "Pittsburgh
> Phil" Strauss, Allie Tannenbaum, Seymour "Blue Jaw" Magoon, and
> Charles "Charlie the Bug" Workman--exactly the kind of guys who would
> have loved Woody Allen.
>
> And you want to put your mouth even further east than this?
>
> Once reigned the day when the unkosher lip tended to be a lot more
> circumspect, if it came to putting the foreskin of a goy mouth on the
> wrong guys and dolls around the Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn,
> where such talk could justly be heard for a "mortal sin" from which a
> goyischer mouth was begging to be circumcised.
>
> Woody Allen's "Emmet Ray" the hot guitarist played by Sean Penn in
> *Sweet and Lowdown* likes to spend his spare time going down to the
> dump to shoot rats, or alternately, take a drive down by the railroad
> for an evening of drinking whisky from the flask whilst "watching
> trains". So, when you come to think about it, there never has been
> all that much difference between the imagination of a Woody Allen and
> an Avraham Stern--which is only as it must be in a world of rats,
> where eventually someone like Albert Anastasia or Yitzhak Shamir has
> to take the contract, when the Count Bernadotte acting for the
> Syndicate (UN) welches to try and give the Negev to Egypt, or
> Jerusalem to the one gang on the street with the phoniest off-its-turf
> claim to it.
> --
> Mackie http://vignettes-mackie.blogspot.com
>
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