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The Stanky Legg

Posted on August 18, 2009 at 5:54pm 1 Comment

For a while I got really into reviewing the worst music I could possibly find. I felt like putting some of them up somewhere, so some parts of this review refer to other reviews or songs, but just understand, it IS part of a (short) series.



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The Stanky Legg ~ G-Spot Boyz



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNW7QdM2Kw8 - Official Video

http://www.metrolyrics.com/stanky-legg-lyrics-gspot-boyz.html -… Continue

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At 6:51am on April 22, 2010, John Jubinsky said…
Hi Kaimana! Have a very happy birthday. (Cute kid!)
At 2:51pm on August 18, 2009, Meg said…
There's certainly some interesting secular history, but it's fairly intertwined. It's also not that long of a history, and pretty repetitive until white people show up and take over. And from there it's mostly like every other story of American imperialism.

It's interesting that the secular history is intertwined with the not-so-secular superstitious side of the history. How is the atheist population of Hawaii fairly large if those two are intertwined? I'm curious : ) Ugh...American imperialism....you should watch District 9. That is an excellent representation of America's exploitation of other cultures/lands.
At 6:31pm on August 17, 2009, Meg said…
Man...I can't imagine living in such a culture. People actually consider the superstitions to be true? I think that is actually pretty frightening.

Hopefully you learn the secular portions of Hawaiian history as well, yes?
At 4:59pm on August 17, 2009, Meg said…
WOW. Oh my gosh! I don't think I have ever heard such an extensive collection of detailed myths/superstitions like that! So you have to learn these for tests? You seem to have quite a bit of knowledge on the topic!
At 4:52pm on August 15, 2009, Meg said…
I'm glad you enjoy my asides. And Hawaii is very non-atheist. Hawaii got very much converted by white people to Christianity when it was taken over, so it's pretty damn prevalent. Also, it's generally pretty poor, with pretty public education, which tends to produce a lot of theism. Also, you get a lot of superstition based on Hawaiian legends.

Haha, I do indeed. Oh good grief...leave it to the white people to convert large amounts of people to Christianity. I think you brought up a good point when you noted that public education "tends to produce a lot of theism." Unfortunately, the contiguous states suffer the same difficulties. What kinds of Hawaiian legends spark superstition?
At 3:45pm on August 15, 2009, Meg said…
I am a fan of your "parenthetical asides" :-P Haha. Is atheism in Hawaii a rarity, or is the population of atheists in Hawaii higher than that of the contiguous states? Not sure if you know for certain, but what is your best guess?
At 1:01am on August 15, 2009, susan thomason said…
My son is working on going from a LPN to a RN in Nashville, and I'm a Medical Technologist in the lab. -- saw your comment on the med group. Lot of Studing going on these day I take it. You can make it through it but it takes alot of self determinanation. Good luck
At 9:38am on August 10, 2009, Calvin said…
Howzit Kaimana, welcome to AN and to our little group of island heathens. I know what you mean, sometimes you feel like you’re the only non-believer out there. I felt like that for years, but then when I was checking out some music videos on YouTube and found the atheist community there. Wow! There seems to be a lot more atheists on YouTube then there are fundees, too cool… The atheist community on YouTube told me about this place, so now I have a lot more people to talk story with, so hang in there guy... You're defiantly not alone. A Hui Hou
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At 3:39pm on August 9, 2009, Little Name Atheist said…
Aloha! You might be interested in Godless of Hawaii.
 
 
 

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