I thought that I’d mention it since many Americans believe that it’s Cinco de Mayo (not an observed holiday in Mexico).
Finally, the day is here when I can eat tacos without being concerned about engaging in cultural appropriation!
That’s it.
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Which Mexican Independence Day? When they broke off of Spain? When they won from being conquered by France? When they had their little revolutionary period in the 1910s and the government changed?
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Forget it, Jake, It’s Mexico. Started out screwed up, stays screwed up, will end screwed up.
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Above, 1st is August 24, 1821, second is June 21, 1867, third is December 1, 1920 (the government that won was the government but wasn’t the government that was at the beginning.)
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Again, Mexico. Big cup of whatever…
Here’s a little Mexico we could all get used to:
https://www.glamour.mx/articulos/quien-es-maria-fernanda-beltran-conoce-mas-acerca-de-la-ganadora-de-miss-universo-mexico-2024
Viva!
They are now a functional part of the ‘cartels’…sadly…
A wholly owned subsidiary.
I celebrated early yesterday.
Tacos and cerveza are a fitting tribute.
Must be the date Chris Adams takes care of Calvera for good.
What a beautiful post! Bean and Brisket Burritos spring to mind.
Maybe I’ll get some tomorrow, from Karen’s.
You should freeze a few and ship them to the White Wolf Mine.