latino comedy, when did it hit the united states?
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it started with paul rodrigues aroung the middle 1990's then came george lopez and now all the rest of them.
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It is at noon on channel 34 Univision.\n\nGo USA!
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USA.. Mexican-American War.\n\nFrance....funny.
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The Puerto Rican Day is part is of 9 season and it will be DVD in May 2007 (Potentially) according to wikipidia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seinfeld_DVD_Releases\nHere's a page about the episode:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Puerto_Rican_Day
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Hi!! no creo que alguien pueda entender esta respuesta pero creeme que estoy arto de vivir aqui y me largare lo mas pronto posible!!\nRedneck land is not a very good place to live on, the only thing they do is brainless stupidity, they get on the fields (that most of the times are private property) and tear them up. then they drink and drive, they smoke their most loved drug, then they hate on others, they still live in 1950, and don't realize the thruth that hispanics are the second largest minority and I do know that within five years, they will become the majority, and perhaps within 20 years, spainsh will have to be their official languaje, I hate to say it but Americans are in danger of extintion.\n\nmy e-mail is   heron_fordx4@yahoo.com\n\nyou can e amil me and we can talk about some issues I have at school and my plan to fixe them is going to be fun, Im the only hispanic student in that school, and hopefully my plan will work, I will make every single one student make a fool out of their self by something nice and fun!!!
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OMG where did u get it from, it's sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo funny :D
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From the Spanish word "potigauya" which means marijuana leaves.  The term "pot" has been in use in the US at least as far back as the 1930's. \n \nAn interesting sidebar here -- the Marijuana Tax Stamp Acts created in the 30's were part of the federal government's attempts to create marijuana laws to use against Mexican immigrants as well as against African-Americans.   \n\nIn that period, there were significant numbers of Mexican and other Hispanics living in the US, and much like today, there was a great public outcry against them.\n\nOur (US) history is filled with immigrations and cultural backlashes against the immigrants.  My own family began its history in the US as part of the mid-19th century Irish immigration.  The prejudices against the Irish were exactly the same as today's prejudices against Hispanic immigrants.
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It aired weekly beginning in 1981 and lasted thru 1985.  It was aired out of Los Angeles.
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in america it comes out on may 19th, 2006\nin most european countries it comes out on may 17th, 2006
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Giant Saturday with Don Fancisico has its moments.I did not watch it tonight,but my bf from Honduras did.Its highly overrated with the hispanic community,but it can be funny,especially after Don drinks enough.I have seen the show when he was so drunk,now those were funny. Mostly its just stupid.I hate the way they put the women in skimpy clothes. I feel that ,that is degrading to females!!
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Too late the Mexicans already invented it.\n\nThe earliest true Rummy, a kind of proto-Gin, was first described briefly under the name ‘Coon Can’ in The Standard Hoyle (New York, 1887), and in more detail under the name Conquian by R. F. Foster in Foster’s Complete Hoyle of 1897. A scholarly researcher of some repute, Foster was nevertheless mystified by its name and origin, remarking only that “little is known except that it is a great favourite in Mexico, and in all the American states bordering upon it, especially Texas”. This is quite likely, given that it is played with the typically Spanish 40-card pack and is certainly more likely to have originated in the New World rather than Spain itself, as the earliest forms of Rummy appearing in Spanish card-game literature (under the name Ramy) are obvious twentieth-century transatlantic imports. In 1896 Stewart Culin records it as being played by Apaches and spells it con quién, the Spanish for “with whom”; but it’s hard to see what bearing this phrase has on any aspect of the play and Foster is probably right not to bother mentioning it.
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YEA! THATS WAT IM FUCKING TALKING BOUT! THATS MY LINK THEIR! GLAD U POSTED IT ON HERE MAN. DONT CARE BOUT UR LITTLE BITCH ASS COMMENT THEIR HAHA, WATEVER DUDE, SAY WAT U WANT. LATINOS STAND UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This originated in the early 1980s. It is generally regarded as an American expression. This item from the New York newspaper the Syracuse Herald-American, Feb. 1982, which is the earliest version in print that I can find, puts that in some doubt. It's in a piece by Jerry Buck, writing out of Los Angeles, about actress Lauren Tewes
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try snl.com and see if they have it...
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Yeah, it's true that people there have really bad sense of humor. Of course there are exceptions, like Jack Black, Eddie Murphy, and many more that you can see for example on TV or comedy club. The thing is that in general, Americans have really bad sense of humor. No shit, I've been there.
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"This Magic Moment" by Jay and the Americans entered the Billboard Top 100 chart on Dec. 28, 1968. It reached #6, its highest position, on March 8, 1969. It spent a total of 14 weeks on the Top 100 charts.\n\nSource: Billboard Magazine
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Believe it or not, I made it up back in 1977. I have received no credit for it. I should have patented it or something back then. I visited California in 1977 and some large bug was trying to bite me. I finally gave up trying to swat it and said "Go ahead and BITE ME you ##%%$% bug". My whole family laughed and I told them to BITE ME too and the saying was born. All my cousins started saying it and it spread like wild fire in California. It really caught on in the later 1980's and then the Simpsons added it to their show in the 1990's. As they say the rest is history.