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But that' s personal, that' s a good character with you,

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because they live it near it is
very petulant, unbearable, it' s

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bearable. I wouldn' t work
five minutes with more Chingan. In fact,

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I worked with her and it was
unbearable for me, but I was

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in a bit of a job too. But well, yeah, yeah,

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yeah, but well, you guys
look you know. There' s an

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evolution people, there' s bad
media. I must make it clear that

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I don' t mean my friend
and my sister Maren Elica. I'

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m talking again. Yes, so
you won' t get confused. Not

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about well, no, no name
is the one that' s fine,

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Angelica is fine, and Bella,
my friend, talented, beautiful. It

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takes a butt- fucking joke,
but it' s okay. Look at

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this evolution of birds on television.
I started seeing the traditional birds you saw

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or what I ridiculed, raised it
with the voice, with the great.

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Not that kind of thing. But
now I see people I didn' t

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know were birds. If you don' t tell me that bird, I

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don' t give you what it
says perfectly, because previously it was stipulated

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that one had to do, that
they had to go out dressed. But

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she doesn' t feel like saying
no that they were leaving and cos and

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you just say the Germans that do
that German, so that kind of thing

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now doesn' t look male with
good morning. There' s that kind

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of real stuff, and you see
this sometimes on TV shows. You realize

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when they dance, because it'
s inevitable that their little things come out.

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And of course, it' s
also told by the kind of music

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they dance, or that there'
s a kind of music that you gay

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b ons no, no, not
by the violent mambo of one time pass

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no, and when you start dancing
one of a boude all with the plates

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lift the tataca, ta, tatata, bird. What they call that and

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the play is exactly what you say
pussy, but it was that one to

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get the whole guy out. And
then you realize, you realize that the

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guy' s kind of different than
what you used to see, because you

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used to see the thing. Tigers
took care of themselves, they said well,

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no, no. If I didn' t see the comedians. It

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is very much to blame for that, because also this one created stadium,

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you mocked too much on stereotype exactly
it has to be said that in the

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pa in the neighborhood and the one
hundred percent of homosores in the neighborhood there

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was the one percent that was the
crazy one and the crazy one became the

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way to dis how to call it, the head bird of the neighborhood.

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If in every neighborhood there was a
bird that was like the mofo, the

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mob of the neighborhood, as a
friend of mine tells her, that is,

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that it was like the one that
everyone was making fun of while the

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bird was away there was always an
alien. The bird in the bar I

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lived in beautiful agriculture I still saw
as a fulano as well as a fulato.

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There was a guy when I lived
in farm villas, on the street

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mocha, with almost thirty- two, there was a bird that he washed.

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The pope did, but before that, she was prostituted around by the

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duarte. But in a loafing suit. He was stabbed by an asshole.

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You then were so cool, you' d all be in the drool and

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you' d keep that eyes still
he drools it. I don' t

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know. I don' t know
if he survived the epidemic of the two

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eighties, but in Christ the King
there was a very famous bird, I

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don' t remember the name Devil, but that tigr was well- known

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and enfantine. There was one named
Ramon and they called him Ramona lived down

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my grandmother' s street. I
was going to tell you that birds used

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to be very respectful, too.
Which ones, which ones where. For

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example, in my family the birds
used to be the terror of the neighborhood,

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because it was finished with s Michael, which is the one who didn

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' t make all the dresses to
all of us. And he was the

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respected bird and I mean, he
was gay, but he didn' t

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part. So fullun what happens is
that it is also necessary to see that

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here the theme of the bird in
Dominican society is a complex topic, vicos

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since the arrival of the Spaniards.
Here, then, with the arrival of

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the first Spaniards, the first bird
arrived in the Republic. There were already

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the Taínos. Among them were men
who were lost on the mountain and gave

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themselves to buy a lexus. But
that is not historically, as I have

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seen and at all stages of Dominican
society, because there has been, because

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it is, Dominican society is not
different from other societies in other parts of

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the planet, perhaps some more,
in others less. But by or the

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history and historical sentence of the Dominican
Republic and everything we are going to concentrate

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from dictatorship to today. Remember that
the favorite character of Doña Julia Molina,

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mother of one of the most important
men of the 20th century of the Dominican

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Republic, even if you do not
want it, Trujillo, was a character

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that was made on the radio and
this man was the king of the gamblers

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in what today is Villa Duarte,
who used to call birds. I don

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' t say it Go to history
books. There' s even a job

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done by what' s called the
fortune reindeer on YouTube. You can find

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it that tells the story of this
character, of the time and like him.

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There were other characters, for example, like this business that was a

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cabaret and I think it was Cambumbu
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saw that she was dressed as a
woman and that there were media personnel and

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it was also another bugaronil collection center
in the capital city. I mean,

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here we have, but let'
s go. But we' re talking

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about the one percent, because it' s the bird that might say a

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little bit. He has the courage, he has the courage against all kinds

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of stereotype, against all kinds of
social stigma, to live his life as

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he feels and as he wants,
in front of all kinds of pointing.

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But they' re not a lower
percentage, because la la. The reality

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is that the vast majority of homosexuals
in the Dominican Republic or anywhere in the

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world are ordinary people as to what
they visually communicate, that you can say

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well, he breaks a ching the
talk in such a way he will be

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the drag. It' s up
to the end or my life how you

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' re doing, but I'
m not much sooner. Exactly. We

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cannot confuse fashion with what has been
completely the norm for centuries and now it

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is a question that is more fashionable
than anything else. But what it says

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and chemical manipulation, bug shop,
ronocracy bugga. That' s certainly what

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I' m looking at. I' ve got a professor professor over at

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the university, where he gave us
stories. Logically not, and he said

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it, he was magnified by the
writing tobacco was called the character. He

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said explaining, making his magnificent presentation
of the story and those of When those

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Spaniards arrived here and those people who
had those slaves, they had a slave

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who was good and dark that gave
him his already that sexual defect. Cabe,

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yes, but it wasn' t. I had it down to them,

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but it wasn' t. No. I have a theory about one

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of the characters that I met in
two thousand sixteen of American history that seems

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more curious to me and I don' t want anyone to feel bad if

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you guys have a chance to go
to Tennessee, to the city of Lynchburg.

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In Tennessee, meet Jack Daniel'
s factory. I, when I

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went it seemed curious to me that
since we rode on our way to Lynchburgh,

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that I was not going to take
on a two- and- a

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- half- hour trip to that
little town. The historian put a lot

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of emphasis on Jack Daniel' s
masculinity. But Jack Daniel never got married

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and everything I don' t know
caught my attention, maybe because you live

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life this way. That effort to
explain that Jack Dannin was a male,

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that the woman was crazy about him
right now, but there are two details

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of the story that caught my attention. Jack Daniel had a dark- haired

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guy going out with him. All
the pictures are thirty- seven. She

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never got married. But that'
s not a problem, because there are

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men who don' t get married
and live buying detailed in the pulp shop.

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That' s not necessary, don' t necessarily say anything, but

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he left you up to the recipe
of how to make the brown lwisky be

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to your husband and I stayed as
coguesa Vaina. So what you say was

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very common at the time of slavery
in the south of the United States,

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that many slave owners chose a brown. That' s what I know,

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the one who liked it the most
so I could take care of it from

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time to time. That, that
comes from a lot, because if I

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love philosophy, you know those philosopher
tigers over there there there were a lot

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of them who had a student of
the student and something like that passed those

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exact tigers and it makes sense that
he defends so much and that, that

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is, that he does, there
is such a high emphasis because or because

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they already aspired to put you on
Jack Daniels' charget. It doesn'

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t suit you. It' s
the same thing as bot like a band

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G History ban bird zero two.
That was, as they say, a

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speculation that came up in my head
because we got the per and a guy

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next to me. Let me know
who was going next to me was a

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respecter was Brown Forman' s representative
for Latin America and when we came to

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me, we were about half an
hour on the road. He said,

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but why should we insist so much
on Jack Daniel' s masculinity or a

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bird and the brand does not suit
him. I make them simple. It

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' s important here that they drink
Jack Danniel, wings or male men you

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tell them good, but the one
who invented that is a haystack. Then

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you get two things. I mean, I' m gonna tell you Jack

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' s excuse. I don'
t know, I don' t know

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if it' s a proven fact, but it caught my attention. Summing

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up at seven and twenty- nine
in the morning, look, I haven

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' t wondered what the TV birds
have evolved and I' ve already had

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one. You know cole bla let
me second sure, what she told me

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herself and that I was in love
with that one. All this conversation came

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down April from Hochi' s program. We' re not talking about Hochi

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' s show. Not just no. No. No. We don'

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t deal with a bird. No, sir, we' re not talking

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about any birds. But yesterday it
was said that there is a bird there,

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that in the new scam there is
a bird, a bugger that more

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outside and hairs the cuer was the
other. And they all saw that you

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said a bird, a diver,
and we talked about people left over on

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the links. Then you said there
was. No. He didn' t

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say anything anymore. She asked after
friend. Ah no more tempt. No,

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that' s why you' re
still waiting. They' re going

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to respond.
