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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by MaryJoC
Also one of the Customs guys works out in his full Customs uniform, hats, hat and all. |
He's definitely in need of help. I knew a gal who was married to a cop and, in the morning while getting suited-up in front of a full length mirror,
he would get sexually arroused.
On the note....welcome to BajaNomad, MaryJo.
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Quote: | Originally posted by bajafam
and yet we demand that folks of other nationalities should abide by OUR rules and give in to OUR stereotypes and prejudices. There is a double
standard and I think that stinks. |
Demand as "we" will, it falls largely on deaf ears. Mexicans by the millions cross our border illegally and have their way with our country in spite
of our demands.
Now...I know you know that, but you have taken on the roll of US prosecutor at the cost of giving up your country and those whom you should be showing
at least a little bit of loyalty rather than making grandiose accusations in your efforts to ingratiate yourself to Mexicans and Mexico.
If you can't handle Americans or America, why don't you just stay in Mexico, get your citizenship and become a legal activist. then you could march
around the streets with a placard telling the world how screwed up your benefactor is.
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[Edited on 4-19-2011 by DENNIS]
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I'll probably regret asking but...
Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
I knew a gal who was married to a cop and, in the morning while getting suited-up in front of a full length mirror, he would get sexually arroused.
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How did the subject come up?
so to speak.
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Dave
How did the subject come up?
so to speak. |
Funny you should ask. She was just telling me her most interesting vignettes of married life. That was only one of many.
Another.........she had finally reached the end of her rope and told her husband that she couldn't put up with any more. He looked at her momentarily
and left the room, returning about five minutes later wearing one of her dresses.
"What do you mean? This?" he asked.
Divorce....signed, sealed and delivered.
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Dennis, Dennis, Dennis
TMI
Now I have to go and scrub out my brain.
Brain bleach recs, anyone?
[Edited on 4-19-2011 by Gypsy Jan]
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness.”
—Mark Twain
\"La vida es dura, el corazon es puro, y cantamos hasta la madrugada.” (Life is hard, the heart is pure and we sing until dawn.)
—Kirsty MacColl, Mambo de la Luna
\"Alea iacta est.\"
—Julius Caesar
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Quote: | Originally posted by Gypsy Jan
Brain bleach recs, anyone?
[Edited on 4-19-2011 by Gypsy Jan] |
100% Blue Agave
MAGA
marooons Are Governing America
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Elgatoloco, Do You Deliver?
I am suffering.
GJ
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness.”
—Mark Twain
\"La vida es dura, el corazon es puro, y cantamos hasta la madrugada.” (Life is hard, the heart is pure and we sing until dawn.)
—Kirsty MacColl, Mambo de la Luna
\"Alea iacta est.\"
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Wow! 90% of the border agents are of Mexican decent hate the word Hispanic.
You must have gotten one that wasn't! Not like them to put there own kind down?
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Quote: | Originally posted by Dave
Quote: | Originally posted by bajafam You should have seen her face when she asked for Tristan's identification and we handed her his MEXICAN
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Questions:
When applying for his U.S. citizenship are you gonna tell 'em?
Mexico requires dual citizens to enter and leave Mexico under Mexican citizenship. How's that gonna work? |
He has his US stuff already done ~ the deal is that he is a citizen of whichever country he is in.When in Mexico, he is Mexican, when in the US, he is
American. He has a Mexican passport, and Mexican birth cert., a CURP, a CRBA, and a US SSN. He will get his US passport this year. It's really no big
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Quote: | Originally posted by Jim/Liisa
90% of the border agents are of Mexican decent
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I hadn't noticed that. It seems a good percentage are filipino, though.
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Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
Quote: | Originally posted by bajafam
and yet we demand that folks of other nationalities should abide by OUR rules and give in to OUR stereotypes and prejudices. There is a double
standard and I think that stinks. |
Demand as "we" will, it falls largely on deaf ears. Mexicans by the millions cross our border illegally and have their way with our country in spite
of our demands.
Now...I know you know that, but you have taken on the roll of US prosecutor at the cost of giving up your country and those whom you should be showing
at least a little bit of loyalty rather than making grandiose accusations in your efforts to ingratiate yourself to Mexicans and Mexico.
If you can't handle Americans or America, why don't you just stay in Mexico, get your citizenship and become a legal activist. then you could march
around the streets with a placard telling the world how screwed up your benefactor is.
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the same could be said of the millions of US citizens that cross over to Mexico to run amuck and treat the Mexican citizens the same way they treat
they in the states ~ like trash. Of course, not everyone does ~ but the ones that do make the biggest and most lasting impression. There are days when
I wish I could just up and leave the States permanently, but I have the ability to travel between here and there so when I get frustrated with certain
policies and people, I can flee. Should there come a day when I am no longer able to do that, then I think you can guess what my choice would be.
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BTW ~ the border officers have never been interested in his Mexican passport, just his CRBA ~ because the are only interested in whether or not he is
a US Citizen. Same goes for when he travels on a plane within the states. They only want to see the CRBA (which we could not have gotten unless we
declared his Mexican citizenship).
And I NEVER said I couldn't handle America or Americans ~ I just think that the double standards stink. Period.
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Jim/Liisa
Wow! 90% of the border agents are of Mexican decent hate the word Hispanic.
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Who in the *** uses that word? Mexicans are Mexicans. Call them Mexicans. They won't mind.
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True, But...
Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
Quote: | Originally posted by Jim/Liisa
Wow! 90% of the border agents are of Mexican decent hate the word Hispanic.
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Who in the flock uses that word? Mexicans are Mexicans. Call them Mexicans. They won't mind. |
On the other side of that coin, I recently was on another site that carried a story about how John of Orange (Boehner) is breaking with a
long-standing House tradition that was started under Dennis Hastert. It is a Cinco de Mayo celebration hosted by the Speaker. Boehner said that it was
OK with him for the House Hispanic Caucus to host their own party, but he was not going to fund it as Speaker.
Thereafter, on this site, a number of virulent anti-Mexican posts. could be observed.
Fact is that the Hispanic Caucus is made up of members with far flung backgrounds that include Mexico, but, more importantly, include those from
Central America, Cuba (in my opinion, it has always been the Cuban exiles and their offspring that have driven policy), and ta da! Puerto Rico, which
if I recall correctly is this big, lush island in the Caribbean whose inhabitants are, at birth, citizens of the US.
[Edited on 4-19-2011 by Bajahowodd]
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by bajafam
the same could be said of the millions of US citizens that cross over to Mexico to run amuck and treat the Mexican citizens the same way they treat
they in the states ~ like trash. |
Give me just one instance. Tell me when that happened.... just once.
I know it may happen, but I insist that you qualify your statements. When, in your experience, did anything like this happen?
I don't think you can answer that. You're just working on your meaningless need to vilify, for personal reasons, the US and her citizens.
You have no real idea of the true relationship between the US and Mexico. All you have is your simplistic thoughts that your child's citizenship will
give you a slot in the cabinet of life in a country not of your own by birth.
You won't be accepted....so you can forget that.
You, and others like you, are frauds to yourself. You used to be frauds to your kind, but you have gone to another level. You've convinced yourselves
that if you trash your country and your kind that Mexico will like you.
What a joke. They will never like you and I can understand why. You give up your friends.
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Don't much care for the word Caucasion too. At least at the Colexico,mexicali border and the newer one going west. seem to be of Mexican decent.
[Edited on 02-05-2011 by Jim/Liisa]
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Jim/Liisa
Don't much care for the word Caucasion too. At least at the Colexico,mexicali border and the newer one going west. seem to be.
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Are you efffing drunk? What the efff are you trying to say?
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Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
Quote: | Originally posted by Jim/Liisa
Don't much care for the word Caucasion too. At least at the Colexico,mexicali border and the newer one going west. seem to be.
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Are you efffing drunk? What the efff are you trying to say? |
Sorry im white, forgot to add of Mexican decent.
[Edited on 02-05-2011 by Jim/Liisa]
[Edited on 02-05-2011 by Jim/Liisa]
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Quote: | Originally posted by bajafam
He has his US stuff already done ~ the deal is that he is a citizen of whichever country he is in.When in Mexico, he is Mexican, when in the US, he is
American. He has a Mexican passport, and Mexican birth cert., a CURP, a CRBA, and a US SSN. He will get his US passport this year. It's really no big
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what happens if the US and Mexico go to war? again.
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Jim/Liisa
Sorry im white
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Oh yeah??? Did your mother tan easily?
You have to do some genealogy stuff being prepared for the shock of your life.
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