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Perhaps sunrise and sunset are late?

 

Had a good laugh reading this thread. You guys are funny!

 

Management should seriously consider hiring a better translator at this mexican Fiesta Inn hotel:

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FYI: the correct translation should read: "meat in its juice"

 

If I paid for it, it is in my juice. I don't see the issue.

I am more concerned with the generic "meat". Not Beef, Pork, Lamb, Chicken, Duck, Goose, Goat, ...? What is left? Rat, dog, cat, ...?

 

If I paid for it, it is in my juice. I don't see the issue.

I am more concerned with the generic "meat". Not Beef, Pork, Lamb, Chicken, Duck, Goose, Goat, ...? What is left? Rat, dog, cat, ...?

Nah... Mexico is not China... when you say "meat" (carne) down here it usually means beef.

Keep your juices to yourself, btw

 

If I paid for it, it is in my juice. I don't see the issue.

I am more concerned with the generic "meat". Not Beef, Pork, Lamb, Chicken, Duck, Goose, Goat, ...? What is left? Rat, dog, cat, ...?

Tourism sometimes, entails the fun of the discovery.

 

Tourism sometimes, entails the fun of the discovery.

I was going to click, "like", but I want to be completely clear that certain touristic discoveries are not my vision of "like".

 

I was going to click, "like", but I want to be completely clear that certain touristic discoveries are not my vision of "like".

Of course, there are pleasant discoveries, and then there are unpleasant discoveries ... I'd rather avoid the latter...

 

is not China...

César, there is no need to go THAT far. Very close to you instead...

 

...down here it usually means beef.

Ok, now I know: Carne means beef unless it doesn't.

 

Nah... Mexico is not China... when you say "meat" (carne) down here it usually means beef.

Tourism sometimes, entails the fun of the discovery.

When I went to Tijuana, I noticed that there are no dogs or cats in the streets.
I did not eat the tacos.

 

Nah... Mexico is not China... when you say "meat" (carne) down here it usually means beef.

When I holidayed in Spain many moons ago I noticed the Carne tasted a little different than I was used to, then I noticed they grass fed the cattle instead of grain, the beef was very lean (minimum fat).
I saw the way they would tether the steer to a spike in the ground with so much rope and move it each day in order to allow the the animal's to feed in a certain radius only.
IOW a grass ration!
Not sure if they practice that in Mexico.
Max.

 

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Max.

 

I saw the way they would tether the steer to a spike in the ground with so much rope and move it each day in order to allow the the animal's to feed in a certain radius only.

In my province, Córdoba, they used an electric fence to limit the area where the cattle could move. It was oriented to ensure an even consumption of the grass. Never heard of cattle tied to anything, just those fences.

Not sure if in use nowadays.

 

Never heard of cattle tied to anything, just those fences.

The last time I was in Kentucky, there was a bull nearby. He bellowed all day long!!!
I wondered if his throat would be hurt by that.
I think trying to tether him would be impossible.

 

The last time I was in Kentucky, there was a bull nearby. He bellowed all day long!!!
I wondered if his throat would be hurt by that.
I think trying to tether him would be impossible.

My wife says I snore like that. My throat is sometimes a little scratchy in the morning.

 

Sometimes the right thing to do is nothing at all.

 

 

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His wife told him to go out and get some of those pills that would help him get an erection. When he came back, he handed her diet pills.

Can you help him? He's looking for a place to live.