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On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 10:32:04 GMT, (Eugene
Griessel) wrote:

I believe papapeng is Mandarin for "small penis". Is this
true?


Size matters. 1.3 billion beats your 0.3 billion any day.

How do you connect Eugene to a population of 0.3 billion?

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On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 10:32:04 GMT, (Eugene
Griessel) wrote:

I believe papapeng is Mandarin for "small penis". Is this
true?


Size matters. 1.3 billion beats your 0.3 billion any day.

How do you connect Eugene to a population of 0.3 billion?

I'm guessing that's the number of baboons that live in Eugene's 'hood.
Unless the ranks have been culled during the recent xenophobe attacks down
there ...

- nillita

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On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 10:32:04 GMT, (Eugene
Griessel) wrote:

I believe papapeng is Mandarin for "small penis". Is this
true?


Size matters. 1.3 billion beats your 0.3 billion any day.

How do you connect Eugene to a population of 0.3 billion?

I'm guessing that's the number of baboons that live in Eugene's 'hood.
Unless the ranks have been culled during the recent xenophobe attacks down
there ...

- nillita


Shhhhhh!
Please say that very, very softly otherwise the "Friends of the Baboon" will
be picketing your doorstep!
But you may be onto something, the baboon population of the Cape Peninsula
area is booming since the expansion of the Table Mountain National Park.

Vervet monkeys have recently been seen in my 'hood for the first time in
recorded history!
I live in the Karoo - a semi-desert area almost devoid of trees or large
shrubbery, not ideal monkey country at all.

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On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 10:32:04 GMT, (Eugene
Griessel) wrote:

I believe papapeng is Mandarin for "small penis". Is this
true?


Size matters. 1.3 billion beats your 0.3 billion any day.

How do you connect Eugene to a population of 0.3 billion?

I'm guessing that's the number of baboons that live in Eugene's 'hood.
Unless the ranks have been culled during the recent xenophobe attacks down
there ...

- nillita


Shhhhhh!
Please say that very, very softly otherwise the "Friends of the Baboon" will
be picketing your doorstep!
But you may be onto something, the baboon population of the Cape Peninsula
area is booming since the expansion of the Table Mountain National Park.

Vervet monkeys have recently been seen in my 'hood for the first time in
recorded history!
I live in the Karoo - a semi-desert area almost devoid of trees or large
shrubbery, not ideal monkey country at all.

Do vervets and baboons compete for the same resources, or are vervets a
dietary resource for the baboons?

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On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 10:32:04 GMT, (Eugene
Griessel) wrote:

I believe papapeng is Mandarin for "small penis". Is this
true?


Size matters. 1.3 billion beats your 0.3 billion any day.

How do you connect Eugene to a population of 0.3 billion?

I'm guessing that's the number of baboons that live in Eugene's 'hood.
Unless the ranks have been culled during the recent xenophobe attacks
down
there ...

- nillita


Shhhhhh!
Please say that very, very softly otherwise the "Friends of the Baboon"
will
be picketing your doorstep!
But you may be onto something, the baboon population of the Cape
Peninsula
area is booming since the expansion of the Table Mountain National Park.

Vervet monkeys have recently been seen in my 'hood for the first time in
recorded history!
I live in the Karoo - a semi-desert area almost devoid of trees or large
shrubbery, not ideal monkey country at all.

Do vervets and baboons compete for the same resources, or are vervets a
dietary resource for the baboons?

No mention of baboon predation of monkeys in the authorotative reference by
Skinner & Skead "Mammals of the Southern African Subregion". I'll try to
remember to ask a zoologist friend when I next see her. Both species are
omnivores but the monkeys "normally" keep to relatively dense woodland while
baboons prefer more open sananna. Baboons are up to 6 times the weight of
vervet monkeys.
BTW, going by the distribution map of vervets in the aformentioned book, the
monkeys in my area are a couple of hundred km from "home", but then the
monkeys don't seem to have read the book!

On Mon, 2 Jun 2008 15:59:04 +0200, "Roger Conroy"
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On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 10:32:04 GMT, (Eugene
Griessel) wrote:

I believe papapeng is Mandarin for "small penis". Is this
true?


Size matters. 1.3 billion beats your 0.3 billion any day.

How do you connect Eugene to a population of 0.3 billion?


You guys all look alike.

Except Wee Willie. He only thinks he look like you guys. Hint. He
also belongs to a 1.3 billion strong group that had been trying to
live up to Kama Sutra for more than two millennia. His forebears
could read it in its original edition too.

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On Mon, 2 Jun 2008 15:59:04 +0200, "Roger Conroy"
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"PaPaPeng" wrote in message
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On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 10:32:04 GMT, (Eugene
Griessel) wrote:

I believe papapeng is Mandarin for "small penis". Is this
true?


Size matters. 1.3 billion beats your 0.3 billion any day.

How do you connect Eugene to a population of 0.3 billion?


You guys all look alike.

Except Wee Willie. He only thinks he look like you guys. Hint. He
also belongs to a 1.3 billion strong group that had been trying to
live up to Kama Sutra for more than two millennia. His forebears
could read it in its original edition too.

Oh dear, you really do have issues don't you...

I started off a Parsee, now I'm Indian, except there isn't a single Indian
ethnic group.

Look, **** for brains, I'm British, my passports says I'm British, my
father and grandfathers, mother and grandmothers were all born in England.
My father and grandfather both served in the British army in the days when
you had to be born in the UK to join.

No member of my family, except for my father in war time, had ever visited
the Indian sub continent before I did.

--
William Black


I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
Barbeques on fire by the chalets past the castle headland
I watched the gift shops glitter in the darkness off the Newborough gate
All these moments will be lost in time, like icecream on the beach
Time for tea.

On Mon, 2 Jun 2008 18:06:26 +0100, "William Black"
wrote:

Look, **** for brains, I'm British, my passports says I'm British, my
father and grandfathers, mother and grandmothers were all born in England.
My father and grandfather both served in the British army in the days when
you had to be born in the UK to join.


Does an Afro-American call himself White? And he has been there
something like 10 generations. Nope he is proud of his Black heritage
and makes no apologies about it. Even Obama who is half White has
identified with the Blacks and he has a good shot at being the next US
President, the most powerful man on this planet.

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On Mon, 2 Jun 2008 18:06:26 +0100, "William Black"
wrote:

Look, **** for brains, I'm British, my passports says I'm British, my
father and grandfathers, mother and grandmothers were all born in
England.
My father and grandfather both served in the British army in the days when
you had to be born in the UK to join.


Does an Afro-American call himself White? And he has been there
something like 10 generations. Nope he is proud of his Black heritage
and makes no apologies about it. Even Obama who is half White has
identified with the Blacks and he has a good shot at being the next US
President, the most powerful man on this planet.

But I'm neither black nor living in the USA with its rather odd attitude to
race.

I'm English, rather pale unless tanned, which happens quite quickly in the
far East, and I am undoubtedly of European stock.

And you are a nasty racist.

--
William Black


I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
Barbeques on fire by the chalets past the castle headland
I watched the gift shops glitter in the darkness off the Newborough gate
All these moments will be lost in time, like icecream on the beach
Time for tea.

William Black wrote:
[snip]


I started off a Parsee, now I'm Indian, except there isn't a single Indian
ethnic group.

The Parsees can from Iran, so white IC2.
If the men have been marrying English girls possible IC1 in colour.

Andrew Swallow