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Hmong Culture & History / Re: Map of the "Qhuab Ke" at Hmong funeral services.

« on: March 19, 2013, 10:16:49 AM »

^^Dude, speak in complete English sentences and maybe I can debate intelligently with you.  I do not speak sign language...per haps I can recommend some ESL teacher for you ?

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Hmong Culture & History / Re: Map of the "Qhuab Ke" at Hmong funeral services.

« on: March 19, 2013, 09:42:50 AM »

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Laugh all you want hotshot.  You think you know it all ?

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Hmong Culture & History / Re: Map of the "Qhuab Ke" at Hmong funeral services.

« on: March 19, 2013, 09:38:25 AM »

3 years of shaman under your belt means you are a beginner.   My guess is you are probably a 20 something yr. old guy just starting to learn.  From what I have heard, some diehard shaman gets on a spiritual horse and "flys" from place to place deeper into the spiritual realm to appease the spirits of each realm.  As you go deeper, you must remember your way back, otherwise you will be spiritually lost.  You carry a sword as well to fight your way, riding on your spiritual horse.  The idea is to get to the innermost spiritual realm where the more powerful spirits causing the illness resides...some even "sees" the narrow road to heaven on their journey...hear d this from a long time shaman...BTW if you watch the American movie "INSIDIUOS", you will know what I am talking about...

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Hmong Culture & History / Re: Map of the "Qhuab Ke" at Hmong funeral services.

« on: March 19, 2013, 01:11:09 AM »

For those of you who practiced or know someone who practiced shamanism, have you ever seen the way to heaven on your shaman journey to the underworld?

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Hmong Culture & History / Re: What is the Original language? White or Green?

« on: January 08, 2013, 10:10:27 AM »

^^Dude stop sounding academic when you are totally NOT !  Who are you to say your "findings" are even true ?  Just because you did some "research" off the net, you are right ?  Reading your post here is like reading an elitest manifesto...on ly in your little world are your "findings" true...

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Hmong Culture & History / Re: What is the Original language? White or Green?

« on: January 07, 2013, 02:26:23 PM »

So based solely on all of the above sources, both you two are coming to the conclusion that the Moob Dlawb dialect is the original dialect before the migration into Southeast Asia ?  Have you two ever spoken to any of the Moob elders (both Dlawb and Leeg) in your community about this issue besides sources off the internet ?  I cannot take biased opinions as truth....

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Hmong Culture & History / Re: What is the Original language? White or Green?

« on: January 07, 2013, 12:30:47 PM »

Nyob zoo Joot kuv yog hmoob dawb zoo siab tau hnov nej sawv daws cov lus txhawb thiab tej ntaub ntawv kuv ntseeg tau tias peb haiv hmoob tau xwm fab puaj meem rau txhua txhia lub xeev thiab teb chaws lawm. Kuv zoo siab rau peb cov Xeev Txwj uas tseem tau pab peb haiv hmoob los tuav kom tau peb cov lus thiab kev coj noj coj ua.
What about you Joot are you Green or White?
Another study that I've done was with the words that Txiv Plig Nyiaj Pov have gathered before the war and here's what I've came upon which Mandarin nor any other Chinese as I know knows it anymore for example:

Ua chib puaj liam: to do poorly, do sloppily
Xwm fab puaj meem: In every direction or the new word that we use is "plaub ceg kaum ntuj" meaning everywhere
xeeb ceem/ Moj Yam: personality, attitude
and Faj tim txaim pem cees txaws lis thiaj txaws thoos thees: an idiom meaning "The lord is in Heaven and so the whole world must be ruled according to principle."

With this I see that we have more phrase and words to learn other than just the easy Kuv, koj, nws, hnub, hli, and etc.

For your information, I am a Moob leeg.  I respect your findings.  I am here to provide constructive criticism.  As such, here are some of my suggestions: in order for a research endeavor to be called legitimate, all findings and source materials must be presented and must not show any bias in the research.  Seems all your "findings" are your opinions only.  There is no source materials presented to prove your point.  It never seems to amazed me whenever a Hmoob Dawb person does a "research" on this subject, white Hmong seems to be the "original" language.  When a Moob leeg does the same "research", it is the Moob leeg language.  Please show links to your sources and leave opinions as commentaries.. .

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Hmong Culture & History / Re: What is the Original language? White or Green?

« on: January 07, 2013, 12:20:06 PM »

It was only a matter of time before the Green beret showed up -  +1, for now ...

^^ Is this a legitimate question to ask or not ?  If your research are all true, why are you so offended by my simple question ?  Such childish behavior...how can I take your "research" seriously when questions at you offends you ?  It goes to show that you are a very bias individual indeed...

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Hmong Culture & History / Re: What is the Original language? White or Green?

« on: January 07, 2013, 11:07:51 AM »

By any chance both of you two (CheejSiav & chidorix0x) are Hmong White ? 

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Computer & Technology / Re: Flip Cameras

« on: November 07, 2012, 11:58:34 AM »

Dude, if not being waterproof is a requirement, why even buy one of these units ?  Just use your iPhone or Android phone...I need the waterproof, dust proof, shockproof features as I don't want to ruin it getting it wet, wrecking the circuitry.  I also surely don't want sand getting into it while in the beach.  Coolest of all, I can finally have a cheap way of videotaping my kids swimming underwater...$50.00, can yours beat that ?  I'm not rich...

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Computer & Technology / Re: Flip Cameras

« on: November 07, 2012, 11:27:31 AM »

I would say buy what you can afford.  For me, being waterproof, dustproof and shockproof is a plus, as I like using it outdoors a lot.  It fits inside a shirt pocket quite nicely.  It does both 1080, 720 @ 30fps or 60 fps.  The price got me sold, the flip is a bit more expensive than the price of this Kodak I think...the only bad thing on this Kodak is that the battery can't be pulled out...video quality is awesome for the price....


http://minohdfpzv.blogspot.com/2011/11/theres-no-denying-that-flip-ultrahd-3rd.html

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Computer & Technology / Re: Flip Cameras

« on: November 07, 2012, 10:44:13 AM »

Is it waterproof, shockproof like the Kodak Play Sport ZX5 ?  Got one for $50.00 refurb off Amazon.  Using for self-film bow hunting...

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Wedding Rituals & Customs / Re: Bowing down

« on: October 24, 2012, 10:40:20 PM »

I am curious, what if the husband to be is not Hmong? 

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Arts & Photography / Re: HmooBForcE's Photos

« on: August 26, 2012, 02:02:08 AM »

Not cool with that bottle of cock-tail going in her ass...

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Computer & Technology / Re: Windows 8 SUCKS!

« on: March 02, 2012, 10:44:12 AM »

It's designed for the computer illiterate with icons and such....