Do you know who I am? I was a Lithuanian butcher from Milwaukee who played the accordion and loved sausage?
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That's my uncle's, wife's, cousin's sister's son's step-brother's, wife's, son Stash Stevelauskas who immigrated from Lithuania in 1963. We in the family are all very proud of Stash, he made a name for himself in the greater Milwaukee area. He started off as a butcher's assistant in Lithuania and when he got to the states received employment immediately at Lemanoski's Butcher Block in downtown Milwaukee...hence his love for good Kielbasa. \n\nStash was always a good accordion man. He started off with the usual Polkas, but grew more in love with the rap scene \nthere in Milwaukee. You might know Milwaukee is considered one of the hotbeds of rap. He and the boys from the Butcher Block had many a jam session in the chopping room of the shop. Stash, God bless him, would keep that bloody apron on and let the music flow. Many a good time was had with the Old Milwaukee beer and Kielbasa. \n\nIt was there in the back room of the butcher shop that Stash and the boys came up with "Play That Funky Polka\nWhite Boy" a song that flew to the top of the charts. The rest is history from there. This summer, Stash will be \nposthumously inducted into the Polka Rap Hall of Fame \nin Scranton, Pennsylvania. \n\nOur family is all so proud.
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I have that use to have a friend that looked exactly like Ville, but he cut his hair short and now he doesn't look one bit like him. HIM IS THE BEST FINNISH BAND IN THE WHOLE WORLD.I MET HIM @ A CONCERT AND DVAEY HAVOK OF AFI. GREAT GUYS.
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John Holmes   hmm...."sausage"....that's a new one for me.
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Check for the artists on the net. If you don't know the artist names go to a radio staion on the new like WBFO, or maybe WBLK. They can help you. And yes I too am near Buffalo. Email em and let me know what you are looking for specficially. I may be able to help you.
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I am of Hungarian, Irish, Scottish, French, German decent. I am a real reflection of the melting pot called America. My maternal grandmother was from Hungary. Hungarians are really lively people somewhat like the Cajuns in temperament. My favorite foods are ethnic foods. I love Soul food, Creole food, Greek food, Italian food, Hungarian food, Cajun food. Yep, we have the best of all cultures right here in the USA!  We get a blend of everybody, the best of the whole world! God bless America! My blood runs red, white and blue! I am a real Yankee Doodle! My Father's kin go all the way back to the Civil War. We have two 13 year old ancestors who died in that war. One for the North and the other for the South. They were drummer boys. I guess you would say my culture is wrapped in the history of our country.
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I'm not a butcher, I'm not a Yid, or yet a foreign skipper \n\nI'm just your old lighthearted friend, yours truly, Jack the Ripper
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any details of you?...
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My grandfather, and some uncles played the French Harp back in West Virgina when I was a little girl. In California, they call it a harmonica.  I even have my own, but, I can't play it well.
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Iam 1/2 croatian,1/2 norwegian..living in winnipeg canada
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im russian.. does that count? :D
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Try Wikipedia. I found the ethnicity of my last name from there.
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Silly Rabbit. Of course this is in geography. Didn't you know that a klutz is someone born in or a citizen of Klutzovania? It's right next to the Imperial State of Confusion.
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if you still wanna know, go to CD Warehouse at the Waterfront. Or ask at a Musica or Look and Listen Store.\n\nemily sweetheart are you american by any chance?
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Yes you have excellent taste, that was one great show and Patsy, OMG, she is ME, or used to be me when I still drank and smoked, we even looked and dressed alike.\nIt isn't on here anymore unfortunately.\nYou are very mature and wise for such a  young age!
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I do. Well, I speak Serbian, but that's almost the same, right? I'm originally from Bosnia.\nPozdrav!\n\nI'm fine, very happy at the moment, I'm going home in a few days. I would like to know were   exactly are you from. (koji grad?)
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I was born in Manhattan NY, but I reside in Nashville TN, my family is from puerto rican heritage so I am Hispanic, 19 by the way!!
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I do! I am from Eastern Europe but I live in United States. Don't know names I just listened because I like the voices and the rhythms.