Re: Jacob Prophesying Muhammad In Genesis: Muhammad Was The "****loh"

Mirelle wrote:
> On May 15, 2:50 pm, hillelg...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
>> On May 15, 12:56 pm, Mirelle <studywarnomore...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
>>> The word "kike" is not derogatory,
> 
>> Don't decide for me what is "derogatory" to me.
>> You are unqualified for that.
> 
> Elephant ****.
> Learn your history kike:
> 
> 1. The word kike was born on Ellis Island, when Jewish
> immigrants who were illiterate (or could not use Roman-English
> letters), when asked to sign the  entry-forms with the customary
>  "X," refused -- and instead made a circle.  The Yiddish word for
> "circle" is kikle (pronounced KY-kel), and for "little circle,"
> kikeleh.  Before long the immigration inspectors were calling
> anyone who signed with an "O" instead of an "X" a kikel or
> kikeleh or kijee or, finally and succinetly, kike."
> 
> 
> 
>        The word kike originates from the word
>        "keikl", in Yiddish, which means "circle". At Ellis Island, one
> of
>        the main immigration check points, immigrants were initially
>        grouped by religion and language in order to make it easier for
>        them to communicate with each other and also to be identified
> more
>        quickly by waiting relatives there to meet them. Christians
> were
>        marked with an 'X' which was supposed to be a
>        cross; Jews were marked with a circle which was
>        supposed to be the Star of David.
>        The  word "keikl" was used by Jews;
>        they referred to each other as being 'circles'.
> 
>             Leo Rosten -- The Joys of Yiddish
> 
> 
>                 Mirelle

Been here, did this with a poster who used to use 'z' as his nym.

Otoh if you put the adjective "****ing" as a preface, you may heve a 
pejorative intention.