cinco de mayo

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Originally Posted by Nochowderforyou

I didn't even know, or care. :p It must be a US thing or something.

But, it is the weekend, and weekends I indulge all damn day long. It's about 8:30 now, I already worked, I'm on my second cup of damn good coffee brew called Bitch Brew "Wake the Fuck Up" coffee. It's a locally made coffee and is so strong. I had a few bowls already and I plan on going biking in an hour or so.

So yes, I will be keeping a nic buzz all day, but no drink. Maybe strippers though later. Grab some lunch and watch some titties baked out of my gourd. Play some pool, maybe win some cash...weekends kick ass. :p

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i didn't know or care either lol....

I didnt know too hehe..

cinco de mayo is a religious holiday in Mexico. In America it's a BIG excuse to get drunk and fucked up. People usually celebrate by drinking traditional mexican alcohol.

edit: mexicos independence day is not on may 5, I know the cinco de mayo isn't mexico's independence day. Idk when it is though.

Lets see.....i've got a bottle of Sailor Jerry, two 20mg gelcaps of 2c-b, a few grams of bud and my best friend Madi. I'm spending the night at her house... she has pet rats and they're gonna party with us too.

im gonna get some brick weed to celebrate!








.................ya right

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Originally Posted by 420marijuana420

cinco de mayo is a religious holiday in Mexico. In America it's a BIG excuse to get drunk and fucked up. People usually celebrate by drinking traditional mexican alcohol.

edit: mexicos independence day is not on may 5, I know the cinco de mayo isn't mexico's independence day. Idk when it is though.

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i think its in september

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Originally Posted by 420marijuana420

im gonna get some brick weed to celebrate!








.................ya right

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LOL ya idk if i'd go that far...

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Originally Posted by 420marijuana420

cinco de mayo is a religious holiday in Mexico. In America it's a BIG excuse to get drunk and fucked up. People usually celebrate by drinking traditional mexican alcohol.

edit: mexicos independence day is not on may 5, I know the cinco de mayo isn't mexico's independence day. Idk when it is though.

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cinco de mayo is a time for celebrating the dead.... something about all th elights and candles durring the celebration provides guiding lights to the spirits so they can come back down year after year and be with their family.. (you seemed confused as to what it really is...)

i'm drinking baracdi gold rum.. (peurto rican rum) close enough..

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Originally Posted by slipknotpsycho

cinco de mayo is a time for celebrating the dead.... something about all th elights and candles durring the celebration provides guiding lights to the spirits so they can come back down year after year and be with their family.. (you seemed confused as to what it really is...)

i'm drinking baracdi gold rum.. (peurto rican rum) close enough..

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No, thats "Day of the Dead" you're thinking about. Cinco de mayo is to celebrate the victory of a battle against the french, fuckers beat them with like gardening tools 'n shit.

Thats what I learned in spanish class.

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Originally Posted by Frivolous248

No, thats "Day of the Dead" you're thinking about. Cinco de mayo is to celebrate the victory of a battle against the french, fuckers beat them with like gardening tools 'n shit.

Thats what I learned in spanish class.

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err ok.... whichever lol i'm not mexican....

but i thought cinco de mayo was the day of the dead? (yes i knew exactly what iw as talking about, i just may have my dates mixed up :p i have been drinking afterall... and am not mexican...)

upon a simple search, i'm wrong

Mexican Holidays--Geography/World History lesson plan (grades 6-8)--DiscoverySchool.com

:D excuse me <.<

so WTF IS cinco de mayo then (more than beating the french.. i'd like a lil more 'useless' info to pile in my brain about it (don't post no damn links containing entire chapters... a two paragraph summar will be more then enough)