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August 18, 2026 at 7:57 pm #15479
the909
ParticipantJust saw someone at MaxPreps had them at number one nationally. 9-2 last year coming off that Orange Lutheran heartbreaker loss. Presumably Malua’ula (spelling lol?) will get better as he still is very young. But Matre Dei beat them last year and sounds like Santa Margarita is also going to be tough again. I don’t follow HS football that much, just curious. Nice to see CP doing well as a HC. I’ll be pulling for Rancho Cucamonga even though my kids went to Etiwanda and the youngest Los Osos.
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August 18, 2026 at 9:38 pm #15482
BigBalls
ParticipantBruddah might be the only one that can intelligently answer that question
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August 18, 2026 at 9:59 pm #15483
GTrojan2
ParticipantBB, Bruddah is not a name but a relation, like Sista. Keep at it though, you’ll get it eventually. LOL!
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August 18, 2026 at 11:26 pm #15486
Butkus51
ParticipantYep Bruddah GTrojan correct, but one can still be addressed only as Bruddah without their 1st name. Many times in Hawaii, we just call each other Bruddah (howzit Bruddah, eh Bruddah, what’s up Bruddah, etc). When someone address you as Bruddah it means he likes and respects you as a friend. It’s a good and peaceful thing. So Bruddah means: friendship, respect, kinship, likeness & in peace.
When Hawaiians do not like someone or is pissed off, then he calls them Eh Brah, what you said or what’s up Brah! And it’s gonna be loud with bulging eyes!! Now dat’s not good, it’s fighting words for Hawaiians (Mokes)… Cheers
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August 19, 2026 at 11:37 am #15499
Butkus51
ParticipantOne mo thing. Addressing grandparents = Tutu, people in mid 50’s to 60’s Aunty or Uncle, babies to 10 yrs = Keiki, older kids and teens, 11 yrs to 18 yrs = young Bruddah or young Sista or young one. People with authority = Boss man or Boss lady or just Boss.
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