Author: KarinsDad
Date: 11:28:56 07/28/99
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On July 28, 1999 at 13:41:09, José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba wrote: [snip] > > «Chupacabras» literally means «Goatsucker». I only posted the literal meaning >the first time I was asked, and then I realized that was a mistake and that a >longer explanation was needed. > In the Mexican Mythology, el Chupacabras is a monster which feeds itself with >goat blood. It has been described as some sort of giant bat, which drinks even >the last drop of blood of its victims. When goats are wanting, it also attacks >other beasts, like horses; but returns to its usual diet of goat blood as soon >as it finds them. Studying the geographic pattern of the attacks, some >investigators have conjectured that there are actually two Chupacabras instead >of one, but they have never been seen together. > El Chupacabras has also been identified with corrupt politicians (by some kind >of analogy), thus blaming it of most of our country's problems. >José (: Ah, that is the piece I was missing. You consider me to be a corrupt politician and blame me for problems here. I thought you may have posted it because you thought my program was mythical (or that it sucked). KarinsDad :)
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