Manzoorul Hassan wrote:
> Back whenI was going to school, we used to frequent these mobile food
> stalls that were run by a Vietnamese family. They had 3 - 4 carts all
> over the campus.
>
> As soon as you got to the counter someone would ask, "May-I-hep-you?"
> It was not 4 seperate word, but rather 1 long word. And, yes, the "l"
> was missing from "help". Eveytime I ordered, I was sure they had no
> idea what I just said and I would be not get what I wanted. But I
don't
> think they ever did mix up my order. It probably helped that they
> didn't have a huge menu (just Tacos, Fajitas, Fried Rice, Stuffed
> Bread, Egg Roll etc). Everything came with either Chicken, Beef or
> Vegetable and sometimes Pork.
>
> - manzoor

You're an ugly bigot.

Before 9/11 I was *sorta* tolerant, open minded, and trusting (not
really), but now when I encounter those whose names are written like
yours, one obtuse eye blink and I'd not hesitate a NY second in blowing
them away. I trust the vietnamese not at all and I trust you less. I'd
have no problem drowning your children while you watched and then
threading a steel rod up your ass till it exited your left ear.

Sheldon