Dies to Removal

they trying to hack uuuuuuus

biut we are better hackeeeeeeeeeeeers


with out superleet computeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeers

then we made them say uuuuuuuuuuuuh

Crackers? Where? I eat them in breakfast.

You mean "morning coffee". You people don't have breakfast.

I actually drink coffee and eat some bread, my mother just drink coffee.

I want so badly to have some pão de queijo...

At 6:00 am.


heck.


I'm a night owl, not a morning person. I'd like to sleep at 4:00 am and wake up at 1:00 pm.

Pão de queijo? Not a fan. I prefer pão frances (don't ask me why it is called 'frances')

What state are you from NMS?

Rio Grande do Sul

Yeah, and we call pão frances here "cacetinho". The people from the other states gets all wtf because it can be understood as a diminutive of "cacete" - slang for "penis".

Funny, we also have a "pan francés" and we don't know why it's called that either...

Another funny thing was people saying that I just HAD to try feijoada when in Rio de Janeiro, so I did order it once. I was all like "Really? Black beans? I eat this stuff every day back home".

Well, I never liked black beans, my mother tried everyday to make me eat it when I was a kid.

Dude, I love it!!

Os pães no Brasil (de um modo geral) começaram a se popularizar no século XIX e eram duros e escuros, ao contrário dos da França, que eram claros e tinham o miolo branco. Os brasileiros que voltavam da Europa pediam para fazerem pães parecidos com os de lá e, então, apareceu o pão-francês, uma réplica dos pães da França.

Basically, the bread in Brazil of the XIX century was black and hard, while the bread in France was white and soft. The brazillians who returned from their trips in Europe asked for bread like the ones in France.

teach us more about bread

A New Jersey Nazi lover marched into a New Jersey courthouse wearing a full Third Reich uniform Monday in a bid to obtain visitation rights for his son.

Heath Campbell, who named his first son “Adolf Hitler” and had all four of his children taken away from him by Garden State authorities, insists he is a good father — despite his reverence for the man behind the Holocaust.

“I want my children back,” Campbell told the Daily News.

“I love my children with all my heart and soul. I’m a father and I deserve the right to be a father.”

The 40-year-old Third Reich admirer — who first came under scrutiny in 2008 when a supermarket refused to write “Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler” on a cake for his son — said he wore his Nazi garb to Hunterdon County Family Court because he feels “comfortable” in the bizarre attire.

The outfit is an authentic Nazi uniform from World War II and features medals, knee-high boots and an armband
like “the one that Hitler used to wear,” said Campbell, who has swastika tattoos on his arms and neck.

“I like the swastika. It brings me good luck, I feel,” he said.

Campbell said he doesn’t have a job, but he claims he can provide for his young children, ages 7, 6, 5 and 18 months. He was in court Monday seeking permission to see his youngest child, Hons Heinrich, who was less than a day old when the state took him away.

“I have a house and stuff — everything they would need,” said Campbell, who denies the Holocaust but believes Hitler was right to target Jewish people. “Their rooms are already set up.

“I want to raise my kids the way I want to,” he added.

Hons has been adopted by the same family that adopted his two daughters, said Campbell. His son, who he referred to simply as Hitler, is with another family.

Campbell contends authorities took his children away because he gave them Nazi-themed names — not because he and his wife were unfit parents.

“There was no negligence or abuse
or domestic violence,” Campbell said. “That was a bunch of stir-up by the Jews, the Jewish government.”

The Nazi nut and his spouse are now separated, said Campbell, who showed up to court Monday with a woman also wearing Reich clothing.

“She gave up her rights to the children,” he said of his wife. “I will not. I will not surrender.”

“I miss my kids with all my heart,” he added. “I cry every night. They’re all I think about. If I eat a bowl of cereal in the morning, I see their face.”

Campbell said he can’t understand why people don’t approve of his vile views.

“I don’t do hate crimes or nothing,” he said. His custody case continues later this month.

He has a reich to see his children!

His Nazi love has caust him everything!

He denies the Holocaust, but he won't be denied his rights!

Stalin pwned Hitler's ass.

Well, those nazi nuts makes me angry but I understand why there's people like them:

lots of people are fucking stupid.

But I can't accept this.


PEOPLE OF THE WORLD, STOP BEING SO FUCKING STUPID!

This article is clearly biased against vile views.

He kampf believe this is happening to him!

NMS, this is a regularly scheduled broadcast of Scumbag News - "Bringing you the worst of humanity, one pun at a time!"

your like a day late on that story.

it must not be news then

specially when you hear it on the news every day, thanks nbc 10 news and nj 101.5 !

He's jew back in court later this month.

The humane society of NJ has also confiscated his cat, Meowssolini

fucking new jersy

The humane society of NJ has also confiscated his cat, Meowssolini

What about his cow, Moossolini?

Fuck social services.

It's their fault I had to take my treehouse down.

(indirectly)

No, not the treehouse!

It's their fault I had to take my treehouse down.

(indirectly)

yea but your parents loved you enough to not name you after nazis

Yeah, they named me Stardust instead. WAAAAY better.

they named me after my brothers football coach

Coach Baguy

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A New Jersey Nazi lover marched into a New Jersey courthouse wearing a full Third Reich uniform Monday in a bid to obtain visitation rights for his son.

Heath Campbell, who named his first son “Adolf Hitler” and had all four of his children taken away from him by Garden State authorities, insists he is a good father — despite his reverence for the man behind the Holocaust.

“I want my children back,” Campbell told the Daily News.

“I love my children with all my heart and soul. I’m a father and I deserve the right to be a father.”

The 40-year-old Third Reich admirer — who first came under scrutiny in 2008 when a supermarket refused to write “Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler” on a cake for his son — said he wore his Nazi garb to Hunterdon
County Family Court because he feels “comfortable” in the bizarre attire.

The outfit is an authentic Nazi uniform from World War II and features medals, knee-high boots and an armband like “the one that Hitler used to wear,” said Campbell, who has swastika tattoos on his arms and neck.

“I like the swastika. It brings me good luck, I feel,” he said.

Campbell said he doesn’t have a job, but he claims he can provide for his young children, ages 7, 6, 5 and 18 months. He was in court Monday seeking permission to see his youngest child, Hons Heinrich, who was less than a day old when the state took him away.

“I have a house and stuff — everything they would need,” said Campbell, who denies the Holocaust but believes Hitler was right to target Jewish people. “Their rooms are already set up.

“I want to raise my kids the way I want to,” he added.

Hons has been adopted by the same family that adopted his two daughters, said Campbell. His son, who he referred to simply as Hitler, is with another
family.

Campbell contends authorities took his children away because he gave them Nazi-themed names — not because he and his wife were unfit parents.

“There was no negligence or abuse or domestic violence,” Campbell said. “That was a bunch of stir-up by the Jews, the Jewish government.”

The Nazi nut and his spouse are now separated, said Campbell, who showed up to court Monday with a woman also wearing Reich clothing.

“She gave up her rights to the children,” he said of his wife. “I will not. I will not surrender.”

“I miss my kids with all my heart,” he added. “I cry every night. They’re all I think about. If I eat a bowl of cereal in the morning, I see their face.”

Campbell said he can’t understand why people don’t approve of his vile views.

“I don’t do hate crimes or nothing,” he said. His custody case continues later this month.

He said he wanted to learn more about bread, not crackers.