One thing that really annoys me are those intellectual egoists who are Hawaiians. Though rare and consisting of very few Hawaiians (in this case... four of them)... they should be ashamed of themselves for acting the way that they do to other Hawaiians some times. Using their college degrees as tools against other Hawaiians. Auwe ( Read more... )

Excerpts in Hawaii Creole English aka pidgin English:


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Kalani makes me laugh. This is what he wrote recently:

"Time to MO KA PIKO

Someone has been writing a lot about "mo ka piko" and "oki". Mo ka piko literally means to cut/severe the umbilical cord, figuratively referring to cutting ties to that close person, usually a relative. 'Oki just means "to cut" as in cut ties."
Who has that person who ( Read more... )

I received a fan mail from Kalani whom I have known for about six years and who I did not speak with for ONE WHOLE YEAR LOL That is when I went into Hermit Mode. Well this is what he wrote to me and shows how some Hawaiians feel and/or think:

"I like how you said my brother and I are not Hawaiian in the names, face, skin color, etc. But rather ( Read more... )

One thing with Hawaiians is that there are a small handful of pilau Hawaiians who ack o ka stupid online and/or offline. NO MATTAH. Case in point dis one from Keaukaha of all places where I grew up ( Read more... )

Note that I just received another scathing email from someone who supposedly works for Senator Daniel Akaka chastising me for exercising my right to freedom of speech and the right to show boobies online. In addition he assumed that I don't know about the "democratic" process but how can he say that our government (the U.S. government) is " ( Read more... )

Kikiloi changed his name to "OLA NA IWI." Ola CAN mean:

"Life, health, well-being, living, livelihood, means of support, salvation; alive, living; curable, spared, recovered; healed; to live; to spare, save, heal, grant life, survive, thrive."For years he has focused on the aina and on the plants. All of a sudden he focuses on the iwi? The very ( Read more... )

I posed this question to other Hawaiians:

"I'm curious if Hawaiians who remain in the islands look down on Hawaiians who have moved away? If so... why?"Of course it is a rhetorical question because I know that some Hawaiians look down on other Hawaiians who have moved away and who live abroad temporarily or permanently ( Read more... )

One thing that I have noticed lately is that some Hawaiians BLAME Haole people for all of the problems of today. Unfortunately one of our enemies is ourselves ( Read more... )

Someone had mentioned how terrible it is that Malcolm K. was hewa in stating that protecting the Hawaiian language is more important than protecting Hawaiian men, women, and children when it comes to domestic violence. She also mentioned the lack of Hawaiian feminist writing as well as a lack of support for feminism with Hawaiian women which ( Read more... )