Christophe Columbus - myths and attrocities

[Mr I]

8 Myths and Atrocities About Christopher Columbus and Columbus Day - ICTMN.com

[rado]

If all you're going to do is post shit like this on the board, as you have for whatever reason. Then please, spare us from the bs...I like you bro, but you've gone downhill sir. Every thread or post that comes from you as of late, is pure garbage and although some may or may not be true, I've got the news and Google for that thank you.

[Bouncer]

I do agree with Rado in that Mr I seems to have lost his way a bit.

But I'll also say that Mr.I is right in that Columbus day is a bit of a Joke. It's pretty well understood by anyone that pays attention to history that Columbus is not someone we should really be celebrating.

Fun fact most people don't know. California does not recognize Columbus Day as an official holiday. Everything is open here today and the USPS delivers mail in Cali on this day. Just saw the post lady about an hour ago. Banks are open etc.. Cali leading the way once again in this shit country. :D

[Mr I]

If all you're going to do is post shit like this on the board, as you have for whatever reason. Then please, spare us from the bs...I like you bro, but you've gone downhill sir. Every thread or post that comes from you as of late, is pure garbage and although some may or may not be true, I've got the news and Google for that thank you.

Fair enough, I'll take note.

Likewise we all know what food is and most know how to cook.

[Bouncer]

Rado's food log is very much relevant to the theme of the site. To make your point you could have pointed at a million other dumbass Rado threads but not the food log. People are always looking for new recipes or flavors or ideas to switch up their diet. It's one of his few useful threads. :D