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Post by casualreader on Sept 29, 2010 14:33:37 GMT -5
My Adoring Freehold Public
There is an uncomfortable silence on this board about the most important event of the year in Freehold.
I was visiting friends today in the area and there is news about it all over the place.
The borough is buzzing with anticipation.
When I lived in the borough it was my favorite event of the year.
Muddled Mod Brian knows perfectly well about what I am writing.
Who will break the silence?
Casually Dwelling in the Awkward Silences Between Us
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Post by lisas84 on Sept 29, 2010 14:44:00 GMT -5
Casual! I missed your wit and insights! I was a bit concerned, hoping all is well with you.
Allow me to guess - you are mentioning the Latino Festival, with attendant film festival next weekend.
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Post by BrianSullivan on Sept 29, 2010 15:43:21 GMT -5
My Adoring Freehold Public There is an uncomfortable silence on this board about the most important event of the year in Freehold. I was visiting friends today in the area and there is news about it all over the place. The borough is buzzing with anticipation. When I lived in the borough it was my favorite event of the year. Muddled Mod Brian knows perfectly well about what I am writing. Who will break the silence? Casually Dwelling in the Awkward Silences Between Us OMG! Look What crawled out from under a rock! CR, good to see you as always. Now I get to burst your bubble. ;D I posted about the LLA fest quite some time ago, well before most media. freeholdvoice.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=main&action=display&thread=5301 |
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Post by admin on Oct 1, 2010 16:09:48 GMT -5
Just an observation, take a look at the APP web site comments about the LLA festival. www.app.com/comments/article/20100929/NEWS/9280325/Latino-Festival-returns-in-FreeholdAnd people complain about this web site?! Ha Ha HA! Rich, Lisa and I would never allow some of that on this site. While this site has a couple of not so good moments, for the most part we have always been on the high road. When this site has higher standards than a local paper, that says a lot and that we have been doing something right. |
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Post by richardkelsey on Oct 1, 2010 16:22:44 GMT -5
My Adoring Freehold Public There is an uncomfortable silence on this board about the most important event of the year in Freehold. I was visiting friends today in the area and there is news about it all over the place. The borough is buzzing with anticipation. When I lived in the borough it was my favorite event of the year. Muddled Mod Brian knows perfectly well about what I am writing. Who will break the silence? Casually Dwelling in the Awkward Silences Between Us I'll be there |
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Post by BrianSullivan on Oct 4, 2010 15:56:25 GMT -5
My Adoring Freehold Public There is an uncomfortable silence on this board about the most important event of the year in Freehold. I was visiting friends today in the area and there is news about it all over the place. The borough is buzzing with anticipation. When I lived in the borough it was my favorite event of the year. Muddled Mod Brian knows perfectly well about what I am writing. Who will break the silence? Casually Dwelling in the Awkward Silences Between Us I'll be there Rich, did you make it to the event? |
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Post by casualreader on Oct 4, 2010 16:38:42 GMT -5
Muddled Mod Brian:
I was at the Latino Festival and it was absolutely fantastic.
I saw a few acts, but my favorite were the mariachi. They were really loud. The lead singer had a great voice and I thought it was perfect justice that the strains of Mariachi could be heard throughout the town. The parking lot was packed.
It made me proud to be an American and a former resident of Freehold Borough -- the Brown People's Paradise.
I met a Latina selling real estate and she told me record numbers of Latinos are buying homes in the borough. It makes me want to move back in -- as soon as I get my psych degree this is the place I want to be.
This misbegotten borough has come a long way since a fearless band of advocates stood up to the machine and hostiles like Brian and the Kelso dude.
Justice triumphed over hate.
The Latino Festival Lives ON!!!!
Casually Crying into my Sombrero.
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Post by BrianSullivan on Oct 4, 2010 16:44:21 GMT -5
Muddled Mod Brian: I was at the Latino Festival and it was absolutely fantastic. I saw a few acts, but my favorite were the mariachi. They were really loud. The lead singer had a great voice and I thought it was perfect justice that the strains of Mariachi could be heard throughout the town. The parking lot was packed. It made me proud to be an American and a former resident of Freehold Borough -- the Brown People's Paradise. I met a Latina selling real estate and she told me record numbers of Latinos are buying homes in the borough. It makes me want to move back in -- as soon as I get my psych degree this is the place I want to be. This misbegotten borough has come a long way since a fearless band of advocates stood up to the machine and hostiles like Brian and the Kelso dude. Justice triumphed over hate. The Latino Festival Lives ON!!!! Casually Crying into my Sombrero. Any flamenco guitar players? Its a great style and I have been studying it myself. Check back into this site tomorrow CR, I will have a very pleasant surprise for you in this thread. No sarcasm, here, I promise you will love it. |
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Post by casualreader on Oct 4, 2010 17:03:02 GMT -5
I did not see the flamenco dancers this year.
I will check in manana to see what the Brian dude has written.
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Post by BrianSullivan on Oct 5, 2010 5:02:18 GMT -5
I did not see the flamenco dancers this year. I will check in manana to see what the Brian dude has written. Casually Expectant CR, I promised you a little surprise. The political, left wing movement that you support has certainly made great progress in this town. Regardless of what side people believe in there is no denying that. In a sense, the LLA festival is a bit of an annual celebration of the open borders victories in this town. We really should call it New Freehold day since Olde Freehold day continues to fall flat. Anyway, CR, I know you paid quite a bit of attention in the past to the tensions that occurred in this town. AS I predicted, there is a peaceful wedded bliss between Mayor Mike for life and the people he went head to head with not that long ago. The following pictures are found on several web sites, so they are nothing ground breaking, but I dedicated them to you CR. Get out the tissues, it will bring tears of joy to your eyes. PS- these pics are a couple years old |
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Post by BrianSullivan on Oct 5, 2010 5:03:29 GMT -5
Mayor Mike and Former Councilman Levine getting ready to whoop it up at the fest Attachments:
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Post by BrianSullivan on Oct 5, 2010 5:04:28 GMT -5
Mayor Mike being introduced to the crowd by LLA boss Frank Freyre Attachments:
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Post by BrianSullivan on Oct 5, 2010 5:06:06 GMT -5
Former Councilman Levine with Frank and Casa Freehold activist Juan Reyes Attachments:
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Post by BrianSullivan on Oct 5, 2010 5:07:28 GMT -5
Councilman George with unidentified person. Though never a part of the former tensions, Geo strives to be a bridge builder and simply could not pass up a good party. Attachments:
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Post by Mike Rosseel on Oct 5, 2010 7:31:07 GMT -5
Brian,
When I read all the above comments I was very confused.....Didnt you say you werent getting political this year? Seems to me all the comments and the post above your pictures are shots at our local dems in office? Is that not being political?
Maybe you should show pictures of John Newman or ted to keep it fair as you often claim to be!
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Post by richardkelsey on Oct 5, 2010 9:27:22 GMT -5
Rich, did you make it to the event? Alas -- I was in La Freehola on October 2. I drove up for a party at 4 pm, and left at 8pm. Tough day. I celebrated my dad's 85th birthday -- and did not have time to step out to the festival. |
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Post by richardkelsey on Oct 5, 2010 9:29:48 GMT -5
Seriously -- those pictures are hysterical. The enemy has clearly infiltrated! LOL
BTW -- I dig the Mayor's shirt.
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Post by casualreader on Oct 5, 2010 11:17:55 GMT -5
Freehold Dudes and Dudettes:
It is a sad state of affairs when someone [Muddled Mod Brian] posts some pictures of public officials posing with Brown People and Mike Roseel dude thinks it is taking a political position.
It is as if posing with Brown People were bad politics.
Let me state for the record -- I LOVE BROWN PEOPLE
Everyone repeat after me -- I LOVE BROWN PEOPLE
I LOVE BROWN PEOPLE AND I DO NOT CARE WHO KNOWS ITS
BROWN PEOPLE HAVE CONTRIBUTED A LOT TO THIS SOCIETY
Can you write that Mike Roseel dude? How about Muddled Brian? How about the Kelso dude? I bet the Kelso dude has a Brown housekeeper.
I did appreciate Brian Dude posting the pictures, but I never thought they would be interpreted to have a political meaning.
Casually Thinking in BROWN
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Post by richardkelsey on Oct 5, 2010 14:52:47 GMT -5
Freehold Dudes and Dudettes: It is a sad state of affairs when someone [Muddled Mod Brian] posts some pictures of public officials posing with Brown People and Mike Roseel dude thinks it is taking a political position. It is as if posing with Brown People were bad politics. Let me state for the record -- I LOVE BROWN PEOPLE Everyone repeat after me -- I LOVE BROWN PEOPLE I LOVE BROWN PEOPLE AND I DO NOT CARE WHO KNOWS ITS BROWN PEOPLE HAVE CONTRIBUTED A LOT TO THIS SOCIETY Can you write that Mike Roseel dude? How about Muddled Brian? How about the Kelso dude? I bet the Kelso dude has a Brown housekeeper. I did appreciate Brian Dude posting the pictures, but I never thought they would be interpreted to have a political meaning. Casually Thinking in BROWNActually -- I love all colored people -- not just brown. I love them more when they are here legally. I do not have a house keeper or a lawn service. Do you know why? Every company I called refused to provide me with a letter stating that it has verified the legal status of any employee sent to my home. (20 plus companies) That's odd I tell them, as federal law requires it! So -- I do the jobs American's won't do. And, my property looks fabulous. Casually hoping you embrace all colors of the rainbow -- and develop a passion for the law. |
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Post by lisas84 on Oct 5, 2010 17:35:12 GMT -5
Richard! Don't sell yourself short. Being the same age (your b-day is 'round the corner!), we grew up, thankfully, with outstanding work ethics. We are, I believe the tail end, the last generation, that understands that if you want to accomplish something, work hard and work honestly. It's great you maintain your own lawn, and, I would venture as a kid, you had chores to do, and this is simply an extension of how well your parents taught you the merits of good hard work.
I am so dang thankful I am NOT younger! I'd be a spoiled, wrongly entitled mess.
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Post by Mike Rosseel on Oct 5, 2010 17:46:38 GMT -5
Freehold Dudes and Dudettes: It is a sad state of affairs when someone [Muddled Mod Brian] posts some pictures of public officials posing with Brown People and Mike Roseel dude thinks it is taking a political position. It is as if posing with Brown People were bad politics. Let me state for the record -- I LOVE BROWN PEOPLE Everyone repeat after me -- I LOVE BROWN PEOPLE I LOVE BROWN PEOPLE AND I DO NOT CARE WHO KNOWS ITS BROWN PEOPLE HAVE CONTRIBUTED A LOT TO THIS SOCIETY Can you write that Mike Roseel dude? How about Muddled Brian? How about the Kelso dude? I bet the Kelso dude has a Brown housekeeper. I did appreciate Brian Dude posting the pictures, but I never thought they would be interpreted to have a political meaning. Casually Thinking in BROWNWell "DUDE" it seems weird that the pictures from the APP and or Transcript of Miller at a rally a year and a half ago havent surfaced, kinda weird dude isnt it! Seems like your love for as you call it "Brown" people, is the same love/stalker feelings Brian has for anyone thats a "D" in this town! Its all good dude, new election, same results this year! Oh yea dude, Miller and his add water and stir running mate still havent excepted the debate yet, guess there upset because this years debate was going to be fair! |
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Post by BrianSullivan on Oct 6, 2010 4:57:59 GMT -5
Brian, When I read all the above comments I was very confused.....Didnt you say you werent getting political this year? Seems to me all the comments and the post above your pictures are shots at our local dems in office? Is that not being political? Maybe you should show pictures of John Newman or ted to keep it fair as you often claim to be! Hey Mike, there is nothing political about this. I really didn't mean any shots at local Dems in office. I actually tried to be careful becasue this tiem of the year people get nutty and misinterpret things. Before we know it, there will be rumors of a conspiricy. Look at this for what it is, playful banter between me and CR. It is a bit of a Kumbaya, peace in the borough type thing. CR has a long history on this site. He/she/it is not a serious paricipant, but a constant clown. We just have our fun. casually singing kumbaya |
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Post by lisas84 on Oct 6, 2010 6:59:45 GMT -5
I like these photos and thought it was nice of you to post them, Brian. I especially like the one with Frank, Marc and Juan because the placement of the red balloon really makes the shot.
This year's event was packed and quite festive. I think that for people coming into downtown or driving through, the very appearance of a festival is one that in and of itself is attractive; it gives the message that the town is alive and bustling with fun things to do, even if they didnt' know what it was about.
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Post by richardkelsey on Oct 6, 2010 7:53:40 GMT -5
Richard! Don't sell yourself short. Being the same age (your b-day is 'round the corner!), we grew up, thankfully, with outstanding work ethics. We are, I believe the tail end, the last generation, that understands that if you want to accomplish something, work hard and work honestly. It's great you maintain your own lawn, and, I would venture as a kid, you had chores to do, and this is simply an extension of how well your parents taught you the merits of good hard work. I am so dang thankful I am NOT younger! I'd be a spoiled, wrongly entitled mess. I just wish I looked as young as you! |
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Post by lisas84 on Oct 6, 2010 8:10:41 GMT -5
Thanks, Richard! But, you are quite handsome and in such outstanding shape!
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Post by casualreader on Oct 9, 2010 17:22:15 GMT -5
Muddled Mod Brian:
I resent the accusation that I am a clown. A quick review of your archives will indicate that I have used humor to bring up some of the most serious issues ever raised on this website.
Everyone agrees that my work in exposing Councilman Levine dude in those dark bygone days was crucial in bringing justice to the borough.
And, who can forget the time I ran against Miller and received more votes than him -- and no one even knows who I am.
Here are your offensive remarks:
Look at this for what it is, playful banter between me and CR. It is a bit of a Kumbaya, peace in the borough type thing. CR has a long history on this site. He/she/it is not a serious paricipant, but a constant clown. We just have our fun.
casually singing kumbaya
What you fail to understand Muddled Mod is that I use humor to raise some serious points.
Another truth is you have always wanted to be Casual. Secretly you want to be me. And, who can blame you?
Casual always gets the girl. I fear our Muddled Mod has had limited success in this area.
Brown People Like Casual. I doubt the same can be said for our muddled Mod. In fact, white folks love me too, particularly those with a social conscience.
Alas, Brian dude there is only one Casual and he is not you.
The last serious point was that Mike Roseel dude is under the impression that just showing Mayor Mike for Life with Brown People hurts the electoral chances of the Democrats.
This would be sad if it were true.
Let me also take a moment to address Kelso dude on the Brown People Issue. It is long past the time when we should accuse them of being "illegal" etc... The fact is they have come here seeking economic opportunity because things are bad in their homelands. All the walls you propose to build and all the laws you propose to pass will not stop them from coming if the economic injustice in their countries -- often fueled by US coprorations and foreign policy is not addressed.
Casually Not CLOWNING Around
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Post by casualreader on Oct 9, 2010 17:30:36 GMT -5
Mike Roseel Dude:
I agree with you on the Ted "Never Gonna Be Councilman" Miller candidacy. All he ever did when he ran the last half dozen times was knock the Brown People.
I am sure the people are tired of Mayor Mike for Life and his shenanigans but given the choices -- who else can they vote for?
Casually Contemplating the Borough Election
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Post by casualreader on Oct 12, 2010 19:22:38 GMT -5
Freehold Borough Dudes and Dudettes: Please take note of this very important and positive story in the News Transcript. Obviously not everyone is afraid to mention the very successful Latino Festival. Could this have been the most important event in the history of Freehold Borough?    ;D A film festival! A College fair! Mariachis on Main Street! Brown People feeling proud -- living, laughing and loving in the borough. Even brighter days await Freehold Borough. Casually Remembering the Heart Stopping Music newstranscript.gmnews.com/news/2010-10-13/Front_Page/Latino_Festival_attracted_thousands_to_Freehold.htmlLatino Festival attracted thousands to Freehold BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer FREEHOLD — Colorful costumes, upbeat Latin music, dancers, singers and an array of foods were the order of the day in Downtown Freehold on Oct. 2 as the Latino Festival came to town once again.......(snip) (admin note- post modified by admin. Please note site rule number 15 which was enacted earlier this year. freeholdvoice.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=guidelinesforposts&action=display&thread=3171&page=1 ) |
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