Quite literally....I gotta see a doctor. Send Tucks kthx.

> Quite literally....I gotta see a doctor. Send Tucks kthx.
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Gives us a kiss precious.

> > Quite literally....I gotta see a doctor. Send Tucks kthx.
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> Gives us a kiss precious.
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I'm from portuguese-native brasilian descent. :-D


Gives us a kiss precious.

> I'm from portuguese-native brasilian descent. :-D
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> Gives us a kiss precious.
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CSP

After the expansion of rome, that lost some value. Nowadays it just means:

Hispanic - Spanish descent
(these others i don't know the form in english )
Franco - French descent
Luso - Portuguese descent
Ítalo - Italian descent

Latin ( the language ) is the anscestor to all the former, hence the term "Latin America" was coined, seeing as it's not a political division ( last i checked ).

Strictly speaking, everyone from a country whose language developed from Latin is in fact Latin, but at least in the US, it seems the term Latin was aimed at "Latin-Americans", wich are comprised by a majority of people from countries with a history as spanish colonies, so in US culture, the term seems to have locked mostly to spanish descent.
For that, i usually try to segregate myself from the "Latin" denomination, given my total distaste for the spanish language. :-)

Sorry for the history/geography lesson, i just woke up and am drinking a huge cup of coffee. :-P


Gives us a kiss precious.

> After the expansion of rome, that lost some value. Nowadays it just means:
>
> Hispanic - Spanish descent
> (these others i don't know the form in english )
> Franco - French descent
> Luso - Portuguese descent
> Ítalo - Italian descent
>
> Latin ( the language ) is the anscestor to all the former, hence the term "Latin
> America" was coined, seeing as it's not a political division ( last i checked ).
>
> Strictly speaking, everyone from a country whose language developed from Latin
> is in fact Latin, but at least in the US, it seems the term Latin was aimed at
> "Latin-Americans", wich are comprised by a majority of people from countries
> with a history as spanish colonies, so in US culture, the term seems to have
> locked mostly to spanish descent.
> For that, i usually try to segregate myself from the "Latin" denomination, given
> my total distaste for the spanish language. :-)
>
> Sorry for the history/geography lesson, i just woke up and am drinking a huge
> cup of coffee. :-P
>
>
> Gives us a kiss precious.
>

Well French, Spanish, Portugese, Italian are all Romantic languages, meaning they are a spinoff of Latin. So in a way , you are Latino ;). I'm part Italian myself (1/4) but I don'ta speaka da language.

Entrée means the actual meal there and not just the appetizer

> Entrée means the actual meal there and not just the appetizer

What about "latte"? It translates to milk, but when Soho bitches asks for a "latte" they mean coffee with milk, and they usually add some odd number to make it even cooler. Cunts.

If someone says they want to fuck you because you're a mexican, make them a burrito and fuck them. No wonder you complain you don't get any. You are your own worst enemy.

If it got me a fine pussy, i'd dip my ass in chocolae and say i was a nigger.


Gives us a kiss precious.

Same technique, except when it's a guy, fucking him means baiting him outside. Then braining him with a lead pipe and taking his wallet.

> What about "latte"? It translates to milk, but when Soho bitches asks for a
> "latte" they mean coffee with milk, and they usually add some odd number to make
> it even cooler. Cunts.

French people here bastardize their own language!

Actually that's not so different from anything else

Even though CHAI TEA IS FUCKING REDUNDANT. I'd like an order of the tea tea please.

> Even though CHAI TEA IS FUCKING REDUNDANT. I'd like an order of the tea tea
> please.

To pay for that I need to take money out of the ATM Machine

Haha this is so funny I'm LOL out loud!