It's quite disturbing for a person like him to use this forum's emoticons.

lol. I actually ripped it off of reilly's sarcastic demeanor.

^I do want a porshe. Chrissy, you promised!

Josh, wtf?

^I do want a porshe. Chrissy, you promised!

Wouldn't you mexicans prefer a 1963 Chevy Nova instead?

lol. I actually ripped it off of reilly's sarcastic demeanor.

 

You grandiloquence has made me grab a dictionary.

was analagous to my reaction you smiley hater.

 

 

 

:cool2:

 

 

The truth will free us.

:wreck:

Wouldn't you mexicans prefer a 1963 Chevy Nova instead?

 

There's plenty of them here, so no.

Wouldn't you mexicans prefer a 1963 Chevy Nova instead?

 

:surprised: I'll take that, and make the hood have a huge graffiti of Virgin Mary on it, please :nice:

It's Guadalupana, you heretic and anti-chauvinist person.

Wouldn't you guys like a Rolls Royce Phantom instead?

You mean the car is dead?

^^fuck no, homes. that's not how i roll with la raza

You mean the car is dead?

be careful, I'm considering hiring someone to steal me the key to your barrel o wit.

^^fuck no, homes. that's not how i roll with la raza

Or with la migra instead....................... :rolleyes:

Here's a mexican riddle:

What's black on the outside and green in the inside and goes through walls?

 

A phantom avocado!

 

Ok I'll stop it now, it's been like 4 pages of derailing the thread with spam. Desolé.

But it all started with a Mao Tse-tung pic.... so blame the comunists!

A-ha a-ha ah...

 

:dozey:

It's always safe to blame the commies.

Would you believe me if I told you Mexico is full of those red cars with a little horse? How do you call them? Oh yes Ferrari.

 

 

^I giggled.

You did not get the riddle? :disappointed: Well, you just don't get mexican sense of humor.

this is like the first time Mark has made an interesting thread btw...:wacky:

 

BBC receives 545 vuvuzela complaints over World Cup

 

The BBC has received 545 complaints about the sound of vuvuzela horns during its World Cup coverage.

 

The corporation is considering showing coverage that cuts out the noise of vuvuzelas on its red button service.

 

On Monday, World Cup organisers ruled out a stadium ban on the plastic horns, which can reach 130 decibels, following complaints from players and fans.

 

Experts say it is impossible to cut out the horns without affecting commentary and crowd noise.

 

The BBC says it has already "taken steps to minimise the noise".

 

"If the vuvuzela continues to impact on audience enjoyment, we will look at what other options we can take to reduce the volume further," a spokeswoman said.

 

The BBC is considering cutting out some of the vuvuzela noise on the red button service but says a final decision has yet to be made.

 

On Monday, Trevor Cox, president of the Institute of Acoustics, told the BBC News website's Magazine that vuvuzelas were tuned to a similar frequency to speech tones.

 

If broadcasters tuned out it would dampen the commentators' voices, he said.

 

"It would sound really horrible to notch these out - if one coincides with the vowel sound e, you won't be able to hear the -es in the commentary. It would sound unnatural," he said.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment_and_arts/10317767.stm

The fact that they agitate the French makes me say can the maybe be a little louder. :P

I chose the Bafana Bafana option as I have no idea what that means but it sounds funny. I know it is usually a bad idea to do so but OH WELL

You did not get the riddle? :disappointed: Well, you just don't get mexican sense of humor.

 

Giggled = laughed