Tomorrow is Cinco de Mayo. What does that mean?
oldroy
Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
oldroy wrote:
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For me, it means my adorable granddaughter Kalen will be celebrating her 19th birthday.
That is my top priority regarding May 5th.
oldroy wrote:
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It means that Mexico will be celebrating the Democrat/RINO spending bill that contains $Zero for the wall.
oldroy wrote:
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Actually it celebrates Mexico delaying its being taken over by France.
slatten49 wrote:
For me, it means my adorable granddaughter Kalen will be celebrating her 19th birthday.
That is my top priority regarding May 5th.
For me, it means that Mrs. B. turns 50 tomorrow. I plan on taking her out to her favorite Mexican restaurant to celebrate her imminent decline!
It should be a well rounded celebration of the non-holiday!
archie bunker wrote:
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Order her extra spicy w/plenty of habanero sauce and stuffed jalapenos.
Be ready for hot(ter) kisses
I have no problem with cinco whatever. Corona, two for one.
archie bunker wrote:
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oldroy wrote:
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F*#@ the illegal Mexicans and their fake holiday
We're going to Burn their flags and Pinata's - Game Over
Begin Mass Deportations and Build my WALL
Sicilianthing wrote:
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F*#@ the illegal Mexicans and their fake holiday
We're going to Burn their flags and Pinata's - Game Over
Begin Mass Deportations and Build my WALL
Cinco de Mayo commemorates one of the Mexican Army's infrequent victories. Why anyone would think that kicking a French Army's ass is noteworthy is a subject for another day. I guess when you are the Mexican Army, you have to take your wins where you find them; since there aren't that many to choose from.
Cinco de Mayo is NOT the Mexican 4th of July; it's not even a national holiday in Mexico, and is mostly celebrated in the US.
The REAL Mexican Independence Day is September 16th, and it
IS a national holiday in Mexico.
Loki wrote:
Cinco de Mayo commemorates one of the Mexican Army's infrequent victories. Why anyone would think that kicking a French Army's ass is noteworthy is a subject for another day. I guess when you are the Mexican Army, you have to take your wins where you find them; since there aren't that many to choose from.
Cinco de Mayo is NOT the Mexican 4th of July; it's not even a national holiday in Mexico, and is mostly celebrated in the US.
The REAL Mexican Independence Day is September 16th, and it IS a national holiday in Mexico.
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No problem and Thank You for reminding me.... so then Today we'll rename it
Burn A Mexican Flag Day !
Happy Birthday, Kalen. Mike
slatten49 wrote:
For me, it means my adorable granddaughter Kalen will be celebrating her 19th birthday.
That is my top priority regarding May 5th.
teabag09 wrote:
Happy Birthday, Kalen. Mike
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Burn a piƱata and Mexican flag today !
The US celebrates more than Mexico. It is just another opportunity to make a profit for US businesses.
The largest celebration in the world is in Los Angeles. Two states in Mexico that were directly involved in the battle of Puebla have celebrations. But the commercialization idea is slowly creeping into Mexico too.
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