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Haitian Mud Pies: Video In Cite Soleil, people make and eat mud pies. It's not out of hunger, but because 'sometimes, you just crave dirt.' Kevin Sites narration: In Haiti's worst slum, Cite Soleil, people actually make and eat mud pies. Now, the dust is collected from the central region of Haiti in an area called Hinche. It's mixed with water. Here, Myriene Vincent and her son Onelove work, pushing the dirt through a cheesecloth, separating it from twigs and stones and mixing it into a batter. Kevin Sites (off camera): "So she's screening out the dirt and stuff, right?" Translator (off camera): "Sorry?" Kevin Sites (off camera): "She's screening out the rocks and the dirt?" Kevin Sites narration: Now once the batter is made, it's swirled out onto plastic mats and dried in the sun. People made dozens of these every day. They're normally eaten by pregnant women and sometimes children. Here, Mary Pierre actually collects hers, and she's going to sell them five for a dime in the Cite Soleil market. Now, people say it's not so much out of hunger that they eat them, but "sometimes, you just crave dirt." |
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Way Back Jack wrote: http://hotzone.yahoo.com/b/hotzone/blogs4141 Haitian Mud Pies: Video In Cite Soleil, people make and eat mud pies. It's not out of hunger, but because 'sometimes, you just crave dirt.' Kevin Sites narration: In Haiti's worst slum, Cite Soleil, people actually make and eat mud pies. Now, the dust is collected from the central region of Haiti in an area called Hinche. It's called geophagy, which is a subcategory of pica. Pica is a disease categorized by eating inappropriate objects and material. Haiti isn't the only place it is practiced - it occurs in the US among certain ethnic groups, it occurs in Africa, it was practiced by native Americans. It is an attempt to ingest needed minerals. -SD- |
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Orlando Enrique Fiol wrote:
wrote: Haitian Mud Pies: Video In Cite Soleil, people make and eat mud pies. It's not out of hunger, but because 'sometimes, you just crave dirt.' Here I was thinking the Haitian barbecue connection arose from the Haitian preference for charcoal cooking, much to the detriment of Haiti's forests. But alas, it was just yet another pejorative article poking fun at Haitians for being so poor that they have to eat mud. I missed the article, and it could have been pejorative, however geophagy, the eating of dirt, is both common and widespread even if it does surprise mainstream white Americans. There is a fairly interesting article at http://geography.about.com/cs/cultur...a/geophagy.htm Mike -- ....The irony is that Bill Gates claims to be making a stable operating system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the world... Mike Avery mavery at mail dot otherwhen dot com part time baker ICQ 16241692 networking guru AIM, yahoo and skype mavery81230 wordsmith |
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Orlando Enrique Fiol wrote:
wrote: Haitian Mud Pies: Video In Cite Soleil, people make and eat mud pies. It's not out of hunger, but because 'sometimes, you just crave dirt.' Here I was thinking the Haitian barbecue connection arose from the Haitian preference for charcoal cooking, much to the detriment of Haiti's forests. But alas, it was just yet another pejorative article poking fun at Haitians for being so poor that they have to eat mud. Been almost 50 years since I spent 2 weeks living in a whore house on the outskirts of Port au Prince. The food was good, too, IIRC. -- Nick. Support severely wounded and disabled Veterans and their families! Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! ~Semper Fi~ |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 04:59:58 GMT, Orlando Enrique Fiol
wrote: wrote: Haitian Mud Pies: Video In Cite Soleil, people make and eat mud pies. It's not out of hunger, but because 'sometimes, you just crave dirt.' Here I was thinking the Haitian barbecue connection arose from the Haitian preference for charcoal cooking, much to the detriment of Haiti's forests. But alas, it was just yet another pejorative article poking fun at Haitians for being so poor that they have to eat mud. Orlando Actually, it's more a reflection of what happens with black self-rule. |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:54:18 GMT, (Way Back Jack)
wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 04:59:58 GMT, Orlando Enrique Fiol wrote: wrote: Haitian Mud Pies: Video In Cite Soleil, people make and eat mud pies. It's not out of hunger, but because 'sometimes, you just crave dirt.' Here I was thinking the Haitian barbecue connection arose from the Haitian preference for charcoal cooking, much to the detriment of Haiti's forests. But alas, it was just yet another pejorative article poking fun at Haitians for being so poor that they have to eat mud. Orlando Actually, it's more a reflection of what happens with black self-rule. Ooooh! What slime-pit did this one crawl out of? He'll find plenty of like-minded folks in alt.food.barbecue. |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 08:53:55 -0600, Kevin S. Wilson
wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:54:18 GMT, (Way Back Jack) wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 04:59:58 GMT, Orlando Enrique Fiol wrote: wrote: Haitian Mud Pies: Video In Cite Soleil, people make and eat mud pies. It's not out of hunger, but because 'sometimes, you just crave dirt.' Here I was thinking the Haitian barbecue connection arose from the Haitian preference for charcoal cooking, much to the detriment of Haiti's forests. But alas, it was just yet another pejorative article poking fun at Haitians for being so poor that they have to eat mud. Orlando Actually, it's more a reflection of what happens with black self-rule. Ooooh! What slime-pit did this one crawl out of? He didn't say; perhaps Haiti. He'll find plenty of like-minded folks in alt.food.barbecue. Do they like to eat dirt too? |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 14:59:20 GMT, (Way Back Jack)
wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 08:53:55 -0600, Kevin S. Wilson wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:54:18 GMT, (Way Back Jack) wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 04:59:58 GMT, Orlando Enrique Fiol wrote: wrote: Haitian Mud Pies: Video In Cite Soleil, people make and eat mud pies. It's not out of hunger, but because 'sometimes, you just crave dirt.' Here I was thinking the Haitian barbecue connection arose from the Haitian preference for charcoal cooking, much to the detriment of Haiti's forests. But alas, it was just yet another pejorative article poking fun at Haitians for being so poor that they have to eat mud. Orlando Actually, it's more a reflection of what happens with black self-rule. Ooooh! What slime-pit did this one crawl out of? He didn't say; perhaps Haiti. I was talking about you, Chuckles. But you knew that already, right? He'll find plenty of like-minded folks in alt.food.barbecue. Do they like to eat dirt too? Share with us what are no doubt cogent, articulate, logical thoughts about black self-rule and I expect you'll begin to see the similarities. |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 09:06:17 -0600, Kevin S. Wilson
wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 14:59:20 GMT, (Way Back Jack) wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 08:53:55 -0600, Kevin S. Wilson wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:54:18 GMT, (Way Back Jack) wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 04:59:58 GMT, Orlando Enrique Fiol wrote: wrote: Haitian Mud Pies: Video In Cite Soleil, people make and eat mud pies. It's not out of hunger, but because 'sometimes, you just crave dirt.' Here I was thinking the Haitian barbecue connection arose from the Haitian preference for charcoal cooking, much to the detriment of Haiti's forests. But alas, it was just yet another pejorative article poking fun at Haitians for being so poor that they have to eat mud. Orlando Actually, it's more a reflection of what happens with black self-rule. Ooooh! What slime-pit did this one crawl out of? He didn't say; perhaps Haiti. I was talking about you, Chuckles. But you knew that already, right? Yeah, but I like to twist liberal whiggers' panties into knots. He'll find plenty of like-minded folks in alt.food.barbecue. Do they like to eat dirt too? Share with us what are no doubt cogent, articulate, logical thoughts about black self-rule and I expect you'll begin to see the similarities. If you have examples of cogent, logical black self-rule, by all means reveal them, twinky. Or else you can make the usual leftist bullshit excuses for their failure. |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 15:23:24 GMT, (Way Back Jack)
wrote: If you have examples of cogent, logical black self-rule, by all means reveal them, twinky. Who said I had the slightest interest in discussing the topic, least of all with you? I'm just goading you into revealing your true colors. Go ahead. Don't be afeared. Like I said, you're likely to find plenty of like-minded people in alt.food.barbecue. Some of them REALLY like talking about the genetic and inherent inferiority of black people. |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:29:19 -0600, Kevin S. Wilson
wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 15:23:24 GMT, (Way Back Jack) wrote: If you have examples of cogent, logical black self-rule, by all means reveal them, twinky. Who said I had the slightest interest in discussing the topic, least of all with you? I'm just goading you into revealing your true colors. Go ahead. Don't be afeared. Like I said, you're likely to find plenty of like-minded people in alt.food.barbecue. Some of them REALLY like talking about the genetic and inherent inferiority of black people. Actually, I prefer to crush pandering, leftist, excusemaking, girly-men whiggers in the appropriate groups, not the food groups. So perhaps you'll stay in alt.bitterness, add alt.non.racism, and any other groups of your choice, but drop the food groups. Deal? -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 17:14:34 GMT, (Way Back Jack)
wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:29:19 -0600, Kevin S. Wilson wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 15:23:24 GMT, (Way Back Jack) wrote: If you have examples of cogent, logical black self-rule, by all means reveal them, twinky. Who said I had the slightest interest in discussing the topic, least of all with you? I'm just goading you into revealing your true colors. Go ahead. Don't be afeared. Like I said, you're likely to find plenty of like-minded people in alt.food.barbecue. Some of them REALLY like talking about the genetic and inherent inferiority of black people. Actually, I prefer to crush pandering, leftist, excusemaking, girly-men whiggers in the appropriate groups, not the food groups. So perhaps you'll stay in alt.bitterness, add alt.non.racism, and any other groups of your choice, but drop the food groups. Deal? I told you that you didn't need to be afraid. Pity you don't believe me. |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 12:51:53 -0600, Kevin S. Wilson
wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 17:14:34 GMT, (Way Back Jack) wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:29:19 -0600, Kevin S. Wilson wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 15:23:24 GMT, (Way Back Jack) wrote: If you have examples of cogent, logical black self-rule, by all means reveal them, twinky. Who said I had the slightest interest in discussing the topic, least of all with you? I'm just goading you into revealing your true colors. Go ahead. Don't be afeared. Like I said, you're likely to find plenty of like-minded people in alt.food.barbecue. Some of them REALLY like talking about the genetic and inherent inferiority of black people. Actually, I prefer to crush pandering, leftist, excusemaking, girly-men whiggers in the appropriate groups, not the food groups. So perhaps you'll stay in alt.bitterness, add alt.non.racism, and any other groups of your choice, but drop the food groups. Deal? I told you that you didn't need to be afraid. Pity you don't believe me. Well, if you don't wanna go to the appropriate groups, we'll stay here. As for the intelligence gap, geneticists and psychologists disagree as to whether the etiology is genetic vs. environmental. I'll let them argue this issue. As a mere layperson, I believe it's environmental, specifically, a rotten attitude. And of course this attitude is not improved by leftists who insist on keeping them dependent and on the victim plantation. |
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Way Back Jack wrote: Actually, I prefer to crush pandering, leftist, excusemaking, girly-men whiggers in the appropriate groups, not the food groups. I crush mine in a mortar. The resulting texture is much superior to anything crushed in a blender, or in a newsgroup. The problem is that I can only get fresh pandering girly-men in the spring. The rest of the year I have to make do with frozen, and they're mushy once defrosted. So perhaps you'll stay in alt.bitterness If you're having problems with bitterness try salting them heavily, letting them drain in a colander for at least an hour, then rinsing well. Or you could simply be overcooking them. Girly-men are delicate and sensitive after all. Remove them from heat the minute they turn pink and curl up. |
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