Hey Mike(mck)..Can U Post

[BenKramer]

... in response to not in a real rush, posted by mck on Jun 20, 2002

Hey Mike,

I have a chat friend in Guadalajara and she says that there are an unsually large number of gay men in her city but she its more like 20% which is still pretty high I think. I wonder how many lesbians there are in Guadalajara ? Ever ask you girlfiend about that Mike ? Just wondering, Ben

[mck]

... in response to Re: not in a real rush, posted by BenKramer on Jun 20, 2002

yes I did she says there are tons of them.

[Cali vet]

... in response to not in a real rush, posted by mck on Jun 20, 2002

But MCK you didn't mention what percentage of the "gays" cheat on their husbands. You've left us with incomplete statistics.

[mck]

... in response to Re: not in a real rush, posted by Cali vet on Jun 20, 2002

Well for that segment of the population you have to put them into the classifacations of 1)tranvestites 2)Hermaphrodites 3)Bi-sexuals 4)Tri-sexuals and it is very hard to get the stats on that.

[yc]

... in response to Re: Re: not in a real rush, posted by mck on Jun 20, 2002

but out of curiousity, what is a tri-sexual?  I thought I heard all the termonologies, but I have never heard of a tri-sexual.

yc

[zzzz]

... in response to Excuse me ..., posted by yc on Jun 23, 2002

lol.

[yc]

... in response to Re: Excuse me ..., posted by zzzz on Jun 23, 2002

yeah I know.  I find it kind of funny myself. (lol).  Sounds like there is a third sex I have not heard about... lol.

Later.

yc

[Cali vet]

... in response to Re: Re: not in a real rush, posted by mck on Jun 20, 2002

Ok fine but are there any distinctions involving dead chickens?

[mck]

... in response to Re: Re: Re: not in a real rush, posted by Cali vet on Jun 20, 2002

NAW the dead chickens generally are in the border towns like Tiajuana and also toward the border of Guatamala and Mexico in cities like Vera Cruz according to my novia. She claims that they also do human sacrifices in these cities by satanic cults. I am not joking either. She said every year there are about 150 people that dissapear in Tiajuana and she says it is do to abductions by the cults for Black Magic purposes. Her brother told her this, because he used to be a Tiajuana cop. Her parents were very afraid for his safety in Tiajuana and wanted him to move back home and now he is a cop in Guadalajara on the narcotics unit and he also is on the SWAT team. I think this might be a little fat fetched, and I think most of the abductions were probably drug related but she claims otherwise. She also said about 2 years ago she was jogging in the park and met a man from Vera Cruz who was into black magic and claimed that she was almost abducted by him for a sacrifice and she claimed that she was cursed for a year and had to go to a priest to get rid of the so called "evil spirits" because the man supposedly gave her some chocolates that were cursed. Her brother who was a cop at the time threatened to kill the guy if he layed a hand on his sister. I can go on and on and on about all the stories she has told me but if you heard all of them you would be sick to your stomach. Mexico is full of all sorts of strange beliefs, customs, and ideas. Just to give you another example, one of my friends who is Mexican American married a girl from Mituacon in Mexico and got car jacked one night and came home and was in the bathroom and drank a glass of water and his wife threw the glass on the ground while he was drinking it and it hit ground and it broke. He asked why she did this and she replied "if you drink water after something bad has happend to you you will get cancer and die".

[Cali vet]

... in response to Not Chickens but People, posted by mck on Jun 20, 2002

"Tiajuana" is an odd Northamerican prononciation of the Mexican town Tijuana, three syllables. Your girlfriend will help you correct that. It's probobly like them saying "espinach" in English to indicate the leafy green stuff.

An expat friend of mine in a Colombian pueblo gets pissed off at his wife for spending good money buying some kind of liquid she has to throw on the walls of their house to ward off bad vibes.

[colman]

... in response to Re: Not Chickens, syllables, posted by Cali vet on Jun 20, 2002

Yes you are right Cali Vet--if you notice Latinos who speak limited English will pronounce any "S" word with the "es" sound, that because its second nature for them since s in spanish is always pronounce es

[zzzz]

... in response to not in a real rush, posted by mck on Jun 20, 2002

We are not alone beautiful... there are many intelligent women and with a lot of morals... it doesn't generalize.....