They call us Estudinese. Not Americans. Mainly because they, and I mean Latin America (there's that word again) think they're Americans too and many resent the Estados Unidos taking that word for just ourselves. The average American of the Estados Unidos isn't aware of this. We tend to have an ethnocentric view that the world revolves completely around us. I'm not saying they're better, we're better, or whatever. Just there's a lot more to it than some here know but think they know.
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Until I started dating my bff I was talking with a lawyer and nurse in uk
It's different from nationality. Born in the New World? You're American. But you're also Canadian, Mexican, Colombian, etc. Being an American born in these countries doesn't give you rights to live in the States.
Did they tell you where to send the bitcoin?
Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
If he's living amongst them, he's the foreigner.
no i actually look like brad pitt as you know
If you looked like Brad Pitt you wouldn't be messaging with "women" who are thousands of miles away.
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
He looks like Brad Pitts brother, Arm Pitt.
Thebrownblob
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Brads pitts
i would because theyre more likely to be european than the canadians
UnionStrong
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UnionStrong
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We know
Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
Maybe Brad pitt's ashhole.
bottomups
Bad Moon Risen'
Keyboard cowboys. Would be among the first to run with their tails between their legs when things got tough.
Lineandinitial
Legio patria nostra
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@vantexan
That RV park is right across the border from Juarez, far from help if you got mobbed.
Just curious, what's the fascination with extremely hot locales, and the third world? Third world problems find you, not the other way around... Are you really planning on sitting in a tin box outside of Juarez, running your A/C full blast on an RV cable? It's got to be 90-115° for 6-7 months out of the year.
That RV park is right across the border from Juarez, far from help if you got mobbed.
Just curious, what's the fascination with extremely hot locales, and the third world? Third world problems find you, not the other way around... Are you really planning on sitting in a tin box outside of Juarez, running your A/C full blast on an RV cable? It's got to be 90-115° for 6-7 months out of the year.
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
They don’t like gringos down there
That RV park is about 3 miles south of Deming, NM. By Interstate 10 it's over 90 miles from El Paso which sits across from Juarez.
Extremely hot? Deming sits at about 4400' elevation. Does get pretty hot in the summer but not Phoenix hot. And it's dry air. Super dry. Which means it takes until about 2 p.m. or so to build up into the 90's and once the sun goes down temps drop about 30 degrees or so. I think I saw it break 100° a few times. With air that dry you don't sweat. Being comfortable just takes standing in some shade.
How do I know? I was a domiciled courier in Deming. It's developed a bit since I was there. Has a Walmart, a multiplex theater, good selection of restaurants. And it's a fast 60 miles down I-10 to Las Cruces, which has everything.
