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RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - John S. Rabi - 01-04-2011
quote:I don't know what those letters means, but I prefer it often
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RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - kalama boy - 01-04-2011
hawaiideborah, It felt that way to me because there was a little more to your post than that.
Care to respond to my controversial question? I think the military (pohakuloa) and the public (taxpayer) wil be discussing this issue soon.
Aloha
RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - Bullwinkle - 01-05-2011
I do not know about Hawaii history and warriors. I do know that gay warriors were among the most successful - in greece and many other cultures. My guess is dig a little and one will find the same result in early Hawaiian tribes or clans (Ohana)
link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexuality_in_the_militaries_of_ancient_Greece
RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - Guest - 01-05-2011
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RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - Kapohocat - 01-05-2011
I found this reference to Aikane:
http://mphawaii.tripod.com/Religion/Aikane.html
Maybe Linda Lingle did not know this when she vetoed civil unions....
RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - Guest - 01-05-2011
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RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - Kelena - 01-05-2011
My favorite story about the missionaries is that the whalers started shelling the churches in Lahaina, because the ladies would no longer come out to the harbor to great them in the altogether -- the missionaries made them put on Mu-mus (sp?).
Sadly, the whalers lost that war.
RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - Guest - 01-05-2011
Mauka wrote:
Posted - 01/04/2011 : 12:19:26
Rob, I apologize for the previous joke. Glad you took it down. I think it's amazing that you are willing to do what you do and will do what I can to remain within the guidelines or not post at all. I've been nursing an injury so I think I've had a tad too much time on my hands.
Anyway, a great big Mahalo from me.
The Lack:
A little butt kissing there because you showed your colors posting a racist joke?
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RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - Rob Tucker - 01-05-2011
Tom,
You are trolling again.
Assume the best and ask questions.
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RE: Don't ask/don't tell (cause and effect) - Guest - 01-05-2011
Glen,
Having been an old seafarer myself for years some of the finest memories are of being in another countries port on off time and sampling the local talents. It is defiantly the port that makes the country good or bad to a sailor. If I were the captain of one of those whalers the missions would have been leveled.
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