anyone know paradiseside.com?

[colleen]

On Wed I was searching blogs for things about gto. Found a funny one about Sex God, a 20 yr old boy in gto but then I found something truly crazy. At paradiseside.com there was a post called Living in Mexico - the Guanajuato Shove. Could have been a Doug post since I sort of remember that. I tried to read it. It was composed of English words but not comprehensible English. In fact it did have the story of being pushed off the sidewalk in front of a bus. Hard to tell what else was there. I think it's hilarious. It seems like something translated from Spanish or another language by an internet translator. Even a quote by Ken Luboff is whacky.

This post was put up on May 18th by "admin". Who the heck is the administrator of that site? I looked at other posts of admin and they appeared fine. If there is an admin, why didn't s/he monitor to see that this is crazy.

Here's a sample. Enjoy: Mind you, I am not conversation nigh inborn Mexican things. I am not talking almost things equal stores never passageway when they say they instrument. I am conversation not most the tralatitious, poky Mexican tailored of never showing up on minute for anything.

Or go to: /paradiseside.com/living-in-mexico-the-guanajuato-shove.html

I'm laughing again.

[The Duck]

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[colleen]

"Currently, tralatitious does not have video examples to alpha test."

Ok..let's make some funny videos. I went to that site. I guess, in fact, that is a real word. Who'd'a thunk? I found this definition: Tral`a`ti?tious
a. 1. Passed along; handed down; transmitted.
Among biblical critics a tralatitious interpretation is one received by expositor from expositor.
- W. Withington.
2. Metaphorical; figurative; not literal.

But that doesn't help with my quest, ie, to find out who put that whacky thing up there and who is the admin.

[The Duck]

Colleen, you have to remeber that the Dougster in his heyday was Syndicated
- not in the sense say Walter Winchell or Drew Pearson were
but RSS syndicated for the purpose of pay-per-click. Hoping to stike it rich in an internet version of Make Money at Home Stuffing Envelopes