Cinco de Mayo!
Happy Cinco de Mayo, hope you all have a great time tomorrow. We are preparing to go away for the weekend. Have Fun, Eat Lots, Drink Plenty, and have fun!!
Gotta Fly :thumbup: |
Re: Cinco de Mayo!
Originally Posted by kingfisher241049
(Post 4738669)
Happy Cinco de Mayo, hope you all have a great time tomorrow. We are preparing to go away for the weekend. Have Fun, Eat Lots, Drink Plenty, and have fun!!
Gotta Fly :thumbup: It only seems like a couple of months that we heard about the Mayonnaise trade problems that occured in the past! |
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Heading to Olvera Street in Los Angeles.
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Pardon my ignorance, What is Cinco de Mayo? why is it being celebrated?
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Re: Cinco de Mayo!
Originally Posted by abboy
(Post 4739704)
Pardon my ignorance, What is Cinco de Mayo? why is it being celebrated?
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Re: Cinco de Mayo!
Originally Posted by abboy
(Post 4739704)
Pardon my ignorance, What is Cinco de Mayo? why is it being celebrated?
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Originally Posted by CaliforniaBride
(Post 4740302)
At least have the dignity to hide your ignorance. Google will assist to that end.
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Re: Cinco de Mayo!
Originally Posted by abboy
(Post 4739704)
Pardon my ignorance, What is Cinco de Mayo? why is it being celebrated?
The 5th of May is celebrated in the United States among the Mexican-American population, especially in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. Various Mexican-American societies use the celebrations to commemorate the overthrow of the Mexican Imperial Monarchy headed by Maximilian of Austria. The Imperial Monarchy was imposed from 1864 to 1867 on Mexico by Napoleon III, Emperor of France (nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte) and the Mexican conservatives "Club de Notables". In Mexico it is not considered a big deal, however it has been adopted by many in the US. Basically it's a good day to go drink Marguritas and eat Fajitas at Don Pablo's or your favorite Mexican joint. |
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Originally Posted by ironporer
(Post 4740854)
http://www.nacnet.org/assunta/spa5may.htm
The 5th of May is celebrated in the United States among the Mexican-American population, especially in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. Various Mexican-American societies use the celebrations to commemorate the overthrow of the Mexican Imperial Monarchy headed by Maximilian of Austria. The Imperial Monarchy was imposed from 1864 to 1867 on Mexico by Napoleon III, Emperor of France (nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte) and the Mexican conservatives "Club de Notables". In Mexico it is not considered a big deal, however it has been adopted by many in the US. Basically it's a good day to go drink Marguritas and eat Fajitas at Don Pablo's or your favorite Mexican joint. Thanks for the info., there are so many kind "day" being celebrated here just for commercialism. |
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Felicidades putos!
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Re: Cinco de Mayo!
Originally Posted by ironporer
(Post 4740854)
In Mexico it is not considered a big deal, however it has been adopted by many in the US. Basically it's a good day to go drink Marguritas and eat Fajitas at Don Pablo's or your favorite Mexican joint.
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Re: Cinco de Mayo!
Originally Posted by Lord Lionheart
(Post 4741332)
Felicidades putos!
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Re: Cinco de Mayo!
Originally Posted by Lord Lionheart
(Post 4741332)
Felicidades putos!
Si, chingate a tu ma're 'joputa. Just another "Hallmark Holiday". Or maybe "Hacienda Holiday"... |
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What does putos mean in espanol?
It means kids in Port. |
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My Cinco de Mayo Lunch...on the left a taco carnitas and on the right a tostado cuernitos
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...z/P3280078.jpg The taco wasn't much of a surprise, it was delicioso. The tostado cuernitos was unique. I had no idea what cuernitos are but I found out it was cold pickled tripe. Surprisingly tasty. Viva comida Mexicana! |
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