CONTACT ME IF YOU WILL BE ATTENDING MY POPS SERVICECES!!!! YOUR BOY ONELOVE!!!!
ROBERT SALDANA OTERO April 19, 1956-April 5, 2008
Robert Saldana Otero, 51, of San Diego died Saturday. He was born in San Diego and was a truck driver.
Survivors include his wife, Cathy Otero; sons, Joey, Bobby and Alex; mother, Guadalupe Otero; sister, Sylvia Icenhour and Yolanda Otero; brother, George Otero; and one grandchild.
Viewing: 5 to 7 p.m. tomorrow, Neptune Society, 14065 Highway 8 Business, El Cajon.
A MEXICAN MAN WALKS INTO A CAFE ONE EARLY MORNING AND NOTICED THAT HE
WAS THE ONLY MEXICAN MAN THERE. AS HE SAT DOWN, HE NOTICED A WHITE MAN
BEHIND HIM.
THE WHITE MAN SAID, "COLORED PEOPLE ARE NOT ALLOWED HERE."
THE MEXICAN MAN TURNED AROUND AND STOOD UP. HE THEN SAID:
"LISTEN PENDEJO.....WHEN I WAS BORN, I WAS BROWN.
WHEN I GREW UP, I WAS BROWN.
WHEN I'M SICK, I'M BROWN.
WHEN I GO IN THE SUN, I'M BROWN.
WHEN I'M COLD, I'M BROWN.
WHEN I DIE, I'LL BE BROWN.
BUT YOU PENDEJO....
WHEN YOU'RE BORN, YOU'RE PINK.
WHEN YOU GROW UP, YOU'RE WHITE.
WHEN YOU'RE SICK, YOU'RE GREEN.
WHEN YOU GO IN THE SUN, YOU TURN RED.
WHEN YOU'RE COLD, YOU TURN BLUE.
AND WHEN YOU DIE, YOU TURN PURPLE.
AND YOU HAVE THE NERVE TO CALL ME COLORED? CHINGA TU MADRE, PUTO!!!"
IF YOU ARE A REAL MEXICAN PASS THIS ON TO 15 TRUE MEXICANS U KNOW...
KEEP THE BROWN PRIDE
