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hmmm...I don't know what the hell I'm stepping on everyday in the living room, but it feels nice.
Wow, that sounds horrible.
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| Originally posted by Jabberwocky hmmm...I don't know what the hell I'm stepping on everyday in the living room, but it feels nice. Wow, that sounds horrible. |
I'm liking Donkey. That's more exotic 
when someone comes in to your house "please take off your shoes, this is 100% donkey carpet. Only the finest of donkeys that haul coffee up a mountain were used to make this carpet"
well, i'll throw in my 2 cents.
guatemala is a beautiful country, it has an array of overwhelming landscape. unlike E.S, Guatemala has kept it's flora & fauna intact. Guatemala has, in my opinion, a stronger 'sense of identity' than El Salvador. Well, for one, El Salvador has been 'americanized' to the teeth (this is good and bad); the currency in E.S is the US dollar and the current state of affairs is quite uncertain with a looming threat of a dubious communist take-over. Thus said, Guatemala seems to embrace the 'native' and 'traditional' ethos and pathos of it's mayan legacy to a greater extent than other central american regions.
For most foreigners central america is definitely regarded as a 'forgotten land' or 'america's playground'. In spite of the overwhelming levels of poverty and violence, central america holds some of the most beautiful places on earth that are usually kept away from tourists and other globetrotters.
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| Originally posted by diggerz well, i'll throw in my 2 cents. guatemala is a beautiful country, it has an array of overwhelming landscape. unlike E.S, Guatemala has kept it's flora & fauna intact. Guatemala has, in my opinion, a stronger 'sense of identity' than El Salvador. Well, for one, El Salvador has been 'americanized' to the teeth (this is good and bad); the currency in E.S is the US dollar and the current state of affairs is quite uncertain with a looming threat of a dubious communist take-over. Thus said, Guatemala seems to embrace the 'native' and 'traditional' ethos and pathos of it's mayan legacy to a greater extent than other central american regions. For most foreigners central america is definitely regarded as a 'forgotten land' or 'america's playground'. In spite of the overwhelming levels of poverty and violence, central america holds some of the most beautiful places on earth that are usually kept away from tourists and other globetrotters. |
as a mule...
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| Originally posted by nchs09 when someone comes in to your house "please take off your shoes, this is 100% donkey carpet. Only the finest of donkeys that haul coffee up a mountain were used to make this carpet" |
It's like something Don Quixote would say.
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| Originally posted by diggerz as a mule... |
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| Originally posted by chach Go to colombia. *plans your kidnapping* |
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| Originally posted by XaNaX so is cocaine as high quality, readily available, and cheap in colombia as it should be? |
why people decide to migrate without a visa or permit into the US by illegal means is beyond me. the quality of life for an illegal immigrant in the US is atrocious. Eventhough most of you might think of central america as a very poor and uneducated shithole, most of the people are 'happy' with their low standards of living. For a philantropist, a trip to any central american region outside of the capitals will bring a very refreshing sense of 'going back to basics' per se, while most people live in tiny huts, cook their own food and go to church every sunday (no exceptions) their attitude is vibrant and optimistic. They don't drive vehicles and probably don't know how to read, but some say that ignorance is bliss.
A hard worker is not hard to find in those regions; a great opportunity for many companies to outsource and generate more jobs.
lol the talk about llamas used most of the space in the pages.
Regarding the "rave del castillo" I don't know if its still being done. Its a 3 day rave if I'm not mistaken, can't remember where it was done in antigua or in panajachel.
Anyway Guatemala FTW
some more images
Antigua Guatemala cathedral
Police building in Antigua Guatemala
Lake Atitlan Panajachel
Plazuela Espa�a Guatemala city
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| Originally posted by diggerz as a mule... |
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| Originally posted by Cuervo79 Regarding the "rave del castillo" I don't know if its still being done. Its a 3 day rave if I'm not mistaken, can't remember where it was done in antigua or in panajachel. |
Big names go to this?
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| Originally posted by woscar99 LOL, neither...and yes, it's still going. This year they did it in Palencia. |
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| Originally posted by Frenchie I'll go with El Salvador. |
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| Originally posted by Danny Ocean i love you |
Go to El Salvador and say hello to my brother living there.
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| Originally posted by Rose Go to El Salvador and say hello to my brother living there. |
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| Originally posted by nchs09 Are you from El Salvador? You might of said where you are from once but i think i was drunk. So i just rmemeber saying you looked cuban |
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| Originally posted by nchs09 Big names go to this? |
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| Originally posted by woscar99 Not really, mostly locals. http://ravedelcastillo.blogspot.com/ I've never gone to one, but it's supposed to be pretty good. Imagine Creamfields but with no-names and in the middle of the woods. |
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| Originally posted by nchs09 Guate>Sivar. |
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