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Well, where I live, with my discal hernia that doesn't let me walk at more than 0,001km/h, going out at 11:49PM is not a very good idea
Buenos Aires??
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Well, where I live, with my discal hernia that doesn't let me walk at more than 0,001km/h, going out at 11:49PM is not a very good idea
Buenos Aires??
i /r/ that you write zesty on the cereal bowl
:wave:
You do realize that there actually would be a decent amount of people who would get banned if this was inforced...LOL No joke,I think an intervention is in order-" Cold, please ban people who talk about drugs here."
I do think he will be back, as some trolls refuse to stay under the bridge.
Besides, he probably counts this as a win.
Finally a video is coming. LOL....it better be worth the wait. LOL
I figured. Rio is 1 hour ahead of NY and B/A is further east.
Beautiful Continent you live on Niko, Lifestyles are a lot more laid back.
And the ladies... wow!!!
Epic Win!!!
If the activity is even close to what I experienced in Rio, Sao Paulo & Ubatuba even the daytime was "laid back" yes we were busy, yes we worked, but life in general was "looser" I don't know how to describe it, but we wore sandals, shorts and drank lots of guarana, and took at least one football (soccer) "break" in the afternoon.
Dogs were allowed in public places, women wearing thongs shopping in stores, They just seemed to take life in and enjoy it, all the while with very little money to spend.
The hardest thing I ever had to do in my life was get on that flight back to NY.
I wanted to just stay:cryyy: