Comments on: Prime Time, Nick Saban and Tausili Akana

By: Pakelika

Pakelika — Mon, 24 Jan 2022 02:55:43 +0000

will mjthegoat99 update the post high school destinations of the 2015 starting defense of the Kahuku Intermediate and High School football Ramblers(formerly known as the red skinned pirates) to reveal how many of them have been incarcerated, have become wanted fugitives from justice, are currently awaiting trial or sentencing, dropped out of school, are currently under criminal investigation, or have fled the country to seek asylum in North Korea, China, Yemen, Cuba, etc, et al?

By: Pakelika

Pakelika — Mon, 24 Jan 2022 00:16:52 +0000

Herr Latessa, young Mr. Akana would be much more profoundly and better educated at Hillsdale College than at Alabama; only the football program at Alabama would be superior, in every other academic and educational sense and experience, Alabama is dramatically inferior!

By: Bobby Latessa

Bobby Latessa — Wed, 19 Jan 2022 00:58:34 +0000

Lol very interesting reading all the comments. Paul Honda does a great job. There’s no debate about that.

Tausili should sign with Alabama asap. There’s also no debate about that.

By: Pakelika

Pakelika — Wed, 19 Jan 2022 00:08:24 +0000

An acronym is a word formed from the first letters of a combination of words that refer to or describe something; JMHO, LMFAO, SMH are not words. Merely putting letters together in an attempt to write a phrase expeditiously as a form of shorthand writing rather than plainly writing the phrase out so that it is clearly understood does not result in creating an acronym if the letter combination is an inarticulate and unpronounceable sequence of letters that do not lend themselves to the formation of a word. Acronym examples are POTUS, SCOTUS, FLOTUS, NATO, SEATO; each is an acronym in the true and full sense of the term, a word that is readily and easily pronounced formed from the first letters of words that refer to or describe something. As for olelo Hawaii not being understood by anyone else on this forum except Pakelika, ??? should know and understand that olelo Hawaii is one of the two official languages in Hawaii, and is growing in awareness and usage, especially by aboriginal Hawaiian subjects of our lahui and country. Did you not learn this at the Kahuku Intermediate and High School? While it is a known fact that the Kahuku Intermediate and High School has been used to inculcate (brainwash) Kanaka and other Hawaiian subjects of the Hawaiian Kingdom into thinking that they are something (American) that they are not, great progress has been made in recent years to revitalize olelo Hawaii-including recognition of it as an official language in 1980-resulting in increasing awareness, usage, and popularity. Few people, even among Kanaka, used the words ohana, kupuna, malama aina, malama pono and other Hawaiian words and phrases in their daily lives and talk forty or more years ago. Now, even non Hawaiians use them. You-???-do not know what the percentage of people who read this forum are who are ma’a to and maopopo olelo Hawaii! You don’t even know how many people read this forum! As you have demonstrated previously, you are inclined to assert your assumptions as if they were facts, instead of being nothing more than opinions in personem. Pakelika will extend the benefit of doubt to ??? that ??? is a bona fide graduate of the Kahuku Intermediate and High School-perhaps many of ???’s community sincerely doubts that too, as it does not speak well of the school if ??? is in fact a graduate of the Kahuku Intermediate and High School. Aloha auwinala

By: Pakelika

Pakelika — Tue, 18 Jan 2022 22:32:12 +0000

To ???, Pa’a ka waha!

By: ???

??? — Sun, 16 Jan 2022 18:43:17 +0000

#27
YOU, of all people shouldn’t be complaining about not everyone understanding my TWO acronyms that I used.
You write a whole story in Hawaiian that .000001% of these readers understand, so, as you said, you are writing to YOURSELF because only you can understand yourself. JMHO, Lol, LMFAO, SMH etc….

By: Pakelika

Pakelika — Thu, 13 Jan 2022 22:32:43 +0000

Like other folks who like to be followers, imitators, and copy-cats, or are content to be what they think is cool or popular, ??? uses coded expressions-LOL, JMO- rather than plainly writing what ??? is trying to say. When you write on this forum, you are communicating your thoughts to others, not all will know what these shortcut codes mean, nor should they be expected to! You are not writing to yourself! Or are you? If someone does not know what JMO is, then it means that you have failed to communicate your thought. If you choose to use the shortcut way of using these alphabet codes, you should not expect to be understood by everyone, because not everyone uses them-hard to believe as that may be for you. Is this the style of writing that the Kahuku Intermediate and High School teaches?

By: ???

??? — Tue, 11 Jan 2022 23:40:35 +0000

#25 Lol.
If you read my post, I say “JMO”.
Like you, everybody has an opinion.
We all know Tausili & his family will make the best choice they feel is right for him whatever that may be.
P.S. I could care less who he plays for in his SR year or college but wish him luck.

By: Pakelika

Pakelika — Tue, 11 Jan 2022 20:50:38 +0000

You-???- don’t know what is on the mind of Akana and the rest of the boys being recruited. Some may not have a dream school in mind that they have long wanted to play for. You think you know when the reality is that you don’t know. If you thought in terms of what the long term and all encompassing best interests of Akana and the other boys are, then you could see that having so many schools making an offer means that many more choices and opportunities to discover and explore information and opportunities-and not just having to do with football! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to receive a paid for college education and degree, and the more information and choices they can consider the better for them to increase their chance to find the right school with the best all around fit for them-academic, extracurricular, social, opening doors to future study, work and career opportunities, as well as a good athletic fit. It seems clear that you-???-are primarily concerned with what you want Akana to do so that he can help your team win a championship, rather than what seems best to Akana for his all around best interest.

By: Paul Honda

Paul Honda — Tue, 11 Jan 2022 08:53:52 +0000

In reply to Yeah right!.

OK, granpa. You win.
But there’s this: the game isn’t always about “tossing guys around.” In fact, speed kills more than ever. Edge rushers make bank.
I’ll get off your lawn eventually.