Madison Anderson is Miss Universe Puerto Rico 2019

Missosology ^ | 6/14/2019

[ETL]

Re: She’s even sweeter in post 30!

Sorry! Post 35!

[TonytheTiger7777]

im fed up with the whole island, its not worth 160 billion and the constant Democrat graft and corruption. it would be better to put all the illegals on the island to be quarantined till they come to the mainland, or just sell it to Cuba, its the same thing.

[Larry Lucido]

Make sure you run that by the judge.

[dfwgator]

I see a bright future for her as a weather girl on the Spanish channel.

[Eagles6]

Those questions are on the dating form I ask women to fill out.

[Sergio]

LOL! You can always count on Cosmo Kramer.

[Honest Nigerian]

Oh? Her? Yeah, that kind of girl is in high supply in Central Florida.
You just have to know where to look. I don’t say this from experience. One of my brothers told me.

[livius]

A Puerto Rican is just a person from Puerto Rico, the way a Floridian is just a person from Florida. (Yes, including “Florida Man” and the even scarier “Florida Woman”...).

The Dems have worked very hard to try to convert them into an ethnicity or some other identifiable bloc, but it’s really not possible. They’re just Americans from Puerto Rico, and as you say, they can look like anything.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Did you mean “Peurto Roci”?

[DannyTN]

I grew up in Louisiana and claim a lifetime handicap in all matters of spelling, pronunciation and grammar.

Geaux Tigers!!!

[Jack Hammer]

Take me, I’m yours!

[ProtectOurFreedom]

The Iberian Peninsula was a major melting pot with peoples arriving from all over Europe, the Med, Middle East, and North Africa.

Genetic history of the Iberian Peninsula

DNA study shows 20 percent of Iberian population has Jewish ancestry, by Nicholas Wade, December 4, 2008. Spain and Portugal have a history of fervent Catholicism, but almost a third of the population now turns out to have a non-Christian genetic heritage. About 20 percent of the current population of the Iberian Peninsula has Sephardic Jewish ancestry, and 11 percent bear Moorish DNA signatures, a team of geneticists reports.

Not surprisingly, there is a strong flow in the other direction and a lot of Andalusian blood in Morocco.

[M Kehoe]

Not guilty.

5.56mm

[ProtectOurFreedom]

LOL. Nice.

[nickedknack]

>>Somewhere, somebody’s fed up with her crap.<<

Yes, but not me. So, hurray for the future ex-Mrs. nickedknack.

;)

[pepsi_junkie]

From what I gather, there were lots of Moop soldiers but they had spread so far, so fast and still had so many border clashes that they relied heavily on converts for day to day administration and they weren't that rigid on making sure everyone was a perfect muslim. So it makes sense that it could be such a melting pot in spite of being dominated by the very militant muslims of the day. And the same thing happened after a fashion when the Christians won it all back. They didn't tolerate other relgions so you had to convert or go but they let the moopish influence in the art and architecture remain in force but with some christian influences, a style called mudejar architecture.

The presence of Jews in Southern spain prior to the re-conquista by the christians lasted a long timeindeed. This was when the Muslims didn't want to murder all jews. So they lived, worked, thrived under Moopish rule.

As an example, the synagogue in Cordoba was built in 1319 and remained in use until 1492 when all the jews were booted from Spain (or forced to covert). It's still there, having been used for different things over the years which is why it still survives. You can see that arabian style but with stars of david and hebrew writing worked into the decorative flourishes. It's not very big, as I recall but it's been 20 years and I was only there once. The Santa Cruz district in Seville was the jewish quarter, or juderia, during the moorish period but again the jews were all expelled and it became what is today one of the most picturesque areas of Seville.

[cll]

She can barely speak Spanish.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

About nine years ago, my daughter and I visited Granada and toured the Alhambra Palace. It was truly breathtaking.

[SuperLuminal]

Wow! Didn’t know that nuns could compete in beauty contests...

[pepsi_junkie]

I lived in Andalucia for a while and traveled all over Spain. To this day Seville is my favorite city to be and I loved things like the magnficent Roman aqueducts in Segovia or the wild architecture in Barcelona but my favorite single place in all of Spain was the Alhambra. It's incredible.