Feliz Cinco de Mayo

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Feliz Cinco de Mayo

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Ok, ok, I'll be the first to ask:

WTF is that? :)

I didn't know it was Cinco De Mayo until...just now. Apparently, I missed a party or seven.
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who? what?
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That bear gets the pesos because hes got the pistol.
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Post by Ferno »

how could you not know it was the fifth of may Testi?

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what is Cinco De Mayo?
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A sort of Independence Day celebrated by Mexican-Americans.
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Post by Tyranny »

Yeah, we seem to give it more attention every year then even the Mexicans that live in Mexico do. You know, that whole anally rententive "Must be politically correct and racially trendy" sort of thing we Americans do :P
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"The holiday of Cinco De Mayo, The Fifth Of May, commemorates the victory of the Mexicans over the French army at The Battle Of Puebla in 1862. It is primarily a regional holiday celebrated in the Mexican state capital city of Puebla and throughout the state of Puebla, but is also celebrated in other parts of the country and in U.S.cities with a significant Mexican population. It is not, as many people think, Mexico's Independence Day, which is actually September 16."

(source) - http://www.mexonline.com/cinco.htm
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if it wasn't for tv, i'd also be asking what this "independance day" was ;). both american AND mexican ones
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Post by whuppinboy »

basically it's a mexican holdiay that us americans took as our own to give us just one more excuse to go out and get plastered.
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Not all of us "Americans" give a rats a$$ about cinco de mayo. I dont need a "mexican" holiday to get drunk. BTW I'm not prejudise. Just cynical.
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Post by s. »

oh and before I get flamed. There's nothing wrong with "legal" immigrants.(my desendants were legal,Danish,swiss,and English) it's the "illegal" ones that piss me off.
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Post by Warlock »

the one thang that pisses me off here every one celabrates Mexico's Independence Day but they never celabrate Texas Independence Day and that just pisses me off
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AMEN
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Mexican food is yummy. :lol:
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Post by Lothar »

I was in Mazatlan for Cinco de Mayo about 12 years ago. Nobody knew it was a holiday. They thought we were all crazy Americans for wondering where the parade was.

Eventually my grandpa found out that the battle is celebrated at the battleground and in Mexico City, and that's about it. It was kind of disappointing...
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Post by bash »

Yep, it's not much of a deal anymore to celebrate beating the French army. I mean, who hasn't? ;)
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Post by s. »

lol Bash HAHAHAHA :!:

He shoots he scores that was a ---3 POINTER---
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Post by Vertigo 99 »

i heartily approve of this thread, Solid, plz continue this level of high-quality posting in the future.
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Post by Avder »

Warlock wrote:the one thang that pisses me off here every one celabrates Mexico's Independence Day but they never celabrate Texas Independence Day and that just pisses me off
Texas isnt independent :P
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Vader wrote:
Warlock wrote:the one thang that pisses me off here every one celabrates Mexico's Independence Day but they never celabrate Texas Independence Day and that just pisses me off
Texas isnt independent :P
*slaps Vader*
http://www.lsjunction.com/docs/tdoi.htm
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Post by Will Robinson »

Fun facts about Texas:
Texas was once a country, March 2nd is Texas Independence Day.
When Texas joined the Union the first time, a clause was included that allowed the state to suceed at any time, but since it joined the Confederacy during the Civil War and was defeated it is considered conquered territory and lost its right to suceed.
(many of us Texans reserve the right to finish that fight alone if we see fit ;) )


Texas is also the only state that is allowed to fly its state flag at the same height as the U.S. flag.
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Post by Warlock »

yep and we have are owne power grid and another fun fact From DFW to ElPast is the same distance from ElPaso to Las Vegas i kid you not
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Post by Neo »

s. wrote:Not all of us "Americans" give a rats a$$ about cinco de mayo. I dont need a "mexican" holiday to get drunk. BTW I'm not prejudise. Just cynical.
You disgruntled bastige. :P

El cinco de mayo is celebrated by Mexicans, not just "Mexican-Americans." And as far as celebration goes, I have one thing to say:

Frankly, my dear, I don't give a n00b. ^_~

But I think Mexican food is yummy. :; ^_^ ;:
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"El cinco de mayo is celebrated by Mexicans, not just "Mexican-Americans." And as far as celebration goes, I have one thing to say:

Frankly, my dear, I don't give a n00b. ^_~" :idea:



Well then let them keep that shlt in mexico
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*hyperbitchslaps warlock*

Texas sucks. Get over it :P
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