I don't like my burritos to have super solid chunks of meat in them myself. You always end up getting some gritty tough to chew crap from the meat which sucks cuz you can't really spit it out since there are so many other ingredients in the bite in your mouth. And it doesn't even need to have any of that sauce shit poured over it. Something Chipotle style BUT WITH REFRIED BEANS! Fuck. Now I need to go buy these ingredients and make my own but damn. I know you would do it better and I'd love to see your take on it! LOVE THE SHOW!
The last time I sent something over, the person in question had to pay a nice sum in order to receive it. I believe you guys call it Correios? Is there a way I can avoid this fee/tax? I wouldn't be sending anything expensive, in fact, it's just paper; a letter. So if someone had to pay up to R$800 (like last time) to receive something as benign as a letter I'd be inclined to not send the letter, ever.
(Also I apologize is this is the wrong flair, I didn't know what else to go with)
The ones that reveal them as gringos even before you hear them speak?
Lalo is trying to find out about Mike. Hector and his guys(including the silent twins) know all about Mike from a couple seasons ago. They don't know however that he now works for Gus except for Nacho(actually I'm not even sure if he knows Mike is involved with Gus or not), but he definitely won't say anything.
Just something I noticed...Does anyone else have any thoughts on where this could potentially lead?
Por favor expliquenle eso al próximo gringo pajuo que les ponga ese video, a ver que cara pone.
Hey, fuck all of you stupidass gringos. Always fucking offended over stupid shit.
All of you get off to stupid fucking furry porn and are scared of having mixed race kids because you’ll be judged for not abiding to the 14 words, even though the local white whore’ll report you for a false rape that happened in 1846. Just man up gringo stop being fucking dumb gringo
Hi everyone! I’m an American guy in São Paulo and I understand there will be a general strike on Friday. Could you tell me what will be affected? Banks? The metro? Will there be manifestations as well? I’ve been asking my Brazilian friends, and they kind of just shrug and say “Welcome to Brazil “ or “You worry too much.” Ok, maybe they don’t know what will be affected, but I’d like to prepare.
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