TET: Such Revival. Much Thread. So about time. Wow.

[Stagnant Axon Terminal]

Ok so AFTER I risked my life giving a drug addict a ride, I went to Walmart to get pizza rolls. And after dark there are always a bunch of twenty somethings hanging out in the parking lot. I figured they were hooligans smoking the marywanna and drinking the alkeehawl. One if them waved me down and asked if I had blue turn signals, because the glad over them is blue, I said, no but I do have strobe lights. He completely lost his fucking mind and asked if I would show them. So I turned them on and they started screaming and jumping and flipped their shit. They looked like kids who just got told they were going to Disney world. It was fucking wonderful.

I wouldn't have the balls to do things like a pro like this.

Man up, give an addict a ride.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I wouldn't have the balls to do things like a pro like this.

Man up, give an addict a ride.

Looking at people rejoicing is fucking great

[-The Unified Earth Governments-]

Rio....you on boy?

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I feel a bit genocidal inside when I read stupid people saying they liked that Franco won the Civil War. And I'm not even Spaniard.

Trust me when I say I know exactly how you feel. At a deep and personal level. I wasn't born during Franco's regime but I saw its effects in the people I love.

I read some about Franco. And I can sympathize with this.

[Morlodania]

Rio....you on boy?

Yes, he is.

[Dremaur]

I love my new flag

[New haven america]

Great, 2 weeks of Space Dandy missed.

[Farnhamia]

Trust me when I say I know exactly how you feel. At a deep and personal level. I wasn't born during Franco's regime but I saw its effects in the people I love.

I read some about Franco. And I can sympathize with this.

He's still dead.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I read some about Franco. And I can sympathize with this.

He's still dead.

As he should be.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

That's a son jarocho? I didn't know. Yes, I think I know now how it may sound. It's just that is not a type of music one associates with Mexico.

Muy a mi deshonra, when I think of Mexican music, I go straight to Mariachi.

The link I posted on my post shows how it really goes. It's really fast and you can dance it, but the dance is VERY active and you have to be in a hard floor and strike the floor hard with your heel as to make a loud "thud". We follow the pace of the Jarana so we can strike multiple measures per beat.

Here's another example of it, with someone actually striking:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qfTB-I ... 353AB4EC82

Sounds pretty lively.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Trust me when I say I know exactly how you feel. At a deep and personal level. I wasn't born during Franco's regime but I saw its effects in the people I love.

I read some about Franco. And I can sympathize with this.

I know it may be terrible to say but, a lot of people actually cheered when he died, according to some of my older friends.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

The link I posted on my post shows how it really goes. It's really fast and you can dance it, but the dance is VERY active and you have to be in a hard floor and strike the floor hard with your heel as to make a loud "thud". We follow the pace of the Jarana so we can strike multiple measures per beat.

Here's another example of it, with someone actually striking:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qfTB-I ... 353AB4EC82

Sounds pretty lively.

Gets you pretty tired, almost a full workout

[Degenerate Heart of HetRio]

Rio....you on boy?

why?

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Sounds pretty lively.

Gets you pretty tired, almost a full workout

A lot of Latin music has that effect on people. Salsa and merengue can leave you sweaty, tired and dehydrated.

[-The Unified Earth Governments-]

Rio....you on boy?

why?

:Hug:

It feels like...forever since we last talked.

[Farnhamia]

He's still dead.

As he should be.

Do you get the reference or are you another one of those whippersnappers on my lawn?

[Degenerate Heart of HetRio]

I know it may be terrible to say but, a lot of people actually cheered when he died, according to some of my older friends.

I would.

I mean, people did it for Osama Bin-Laden.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I read some about Franco. And I can sympathize with this.

I know it may be terrible to say but, a lot of people actually cheered when he died, according to some of my older friends.

Such a reaction was - to be fair - quite expected.

In El Salvador though nothing stabilized politically until the mid-20th century in contrast. The common way of succession was, IIRC, military coup until Duarte.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

As he should be.

Do you get the reference or are you another one of those whippersnappers on my lawn?

Ah, I didn't know you were making a reference.

In that case, yes, I get it now

[Aeken]

I know it may be terrible to say but, a lot of people actually cheered when he died, according to some of my older friends.

I would.

I mean, people did it for Osama Bin-Laden.

All I saw was a bunch of drunk college students saying 'USA! USA! USA!'

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I know it may be terrible to say but, a lot of people actually cheered when he died, according to some of my older friends.

I would.

I mean, people did it for Osama Bin-Laden.

My grandfather said he praised god after hearing of Franco's death. Of course, since my grandpa is Catalan, he remembers Franco being especially harsh on the Catala. Franco was the cause for my grandparents leaving Spain and for their vow never to return there. Not even if there were rivers of gold through the streets.

[Farnhamia]

I know it may be terrible to say but, a lot of people actually cheered when he died, according to some of my older friends.

Such a reaction was - to be fair - quite expected.

In El Salvador though nothing stabilized politically until the mid-20th century in contrast. The common way of succession was, IIRC, military coup until Duarte.

In much of Latin America, unfortunately. That's why there's a game of musical chairs in Evita, with all the players army officers.

[Farnhamia]

Do you get the reference or are you another one of those whippersnappers on my lawn?

Ah, I didn't know you were making a reference.

In that case, yes, I get it now

Well, it was ... oh, bugger, almost 40 years ago.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I know it may be terrible to say but, a lot of people actually cheered when he died, according to some of my older friends.

Such a reaction was - to be fair - quite expected.

In El Salvador though nothing stabilized politically until the mid-20th century in contrast. The common way of succession was, IIRC, military coup until Duarte.

That's an unfortunate thing in many a Latin American country. The coups, usually stage violently by the army.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

Ah, I didn't know you were making a reference.

In that case, yes, I get it now

Well, it was ... oh, bugger, almost 40 years ago.

40 years ago is not that bad.

Could be worse and it would have been not an American reference but an European one which I had no clue and I would have to admit I had no clue about it