Hasta la vista, baby

[Yoink 7]

http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnough...oddlyEnoughNews

LONDON (Reuters) - A Mexican national who told airport immigration he was visiting Britain to see a friend was swiftly deported after a search unearthed a good-luck card in his luggage wishing him well for his "new life in the UK."

UK Border Agency officers at Manchester Airport routinely stopped the 40-year-old chef after he arrived on a flight from Los Angeles last Friday.

The man told them he was on a short trip to see a friend who was opening a restaurant in the area.

"However, a search of the passenger's baggage revealed a huge collection of Mexican food recipes and a good-luck card from his church wishing him well for his 'new life in the UK,'" the agency said in a statement.

The man later admitted he had intended to work at the restaurant illegally and had planned to bring his family over from America if he liked it.

He was deported the next day.

"We will not tolerate people coming here to work illegally," the agency said. "People wanting to visit the UK must play by the rules. Those who do not are sent back."

[Ladylethal 12]

He had it coming. And I won't defend anyone from any country going to any other country illegaly. Shame on him!

[rclouse 0]

"However, a search of the passenger's baggage revealed a huge collection of Mexican food recipes and a good-luck card from his church wishing him well for his 'new life in the UK,'" the agency said in a statement.

Why do the English hate food?

[malamu 0]

pobrecito

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

Sad but they did the right thing, he is just unlucky to have been born in a country whose corruption and drugs rule instead of knowledge and honesty

[HAL 9000 96]

Dumba$$ for having that card in his luggage.

UK upheld its immigration law. Anything else? Nope.

[*Robert* 2]

"However, a search of the passenger's baggage revealed a huge collection of Mexican food recipes and a good-luck card from his church wishing him well for his 'new life in the UK,'" the agency said in a statement.

Why do the English hate food?

They mostly just hate Mexican food, or any food with any flavor.

[Peikko 1,575]

Don't be a Brit hater.

[*Robert* 2]

Don't be a Brit hater.

:lol:

[Peikko 1,575]

Just don't be burning a Union Jack, you hear?

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

Fish and Chips anyone?

Dumba$ for having that card in his luggage.

UK upheld its immigration law. Anything else? Nope.

HAL why you hate Messikans??

[*Robert* 2]

Fish and Chips anyone?

Dumba$ for having that card in his luggage.

UK upheld its immigration law. Anything else? Nope.

HAL why you hate Messikans??

Yeah HAL... why?!!!

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Bad food? I'm sure Gordon ramsay would have a thing or two to say

[HAL 9000 96]

Fish and Chips anyone?

Dumba$ for having that card in his luggage.

UK upheld its immigration law. Anything else? Nope.

HAL why you hate Messikans??

Hmmm... Fish and Chips with guacamole on the side... and a Negra Modelo por favor.

Fish and Chips anyone?

Dumba$ for having that card in his luggage.

UK upheld its immigration law. Anything else? Nope.

HAL why you hate Messikans??

Yeah HAL... why?!!!

[Saddle Bronc 124]

"However, a search of the passenger's baggage revealed a huge collection of Mexican food recipes and a good-luck card from his church wishing him well for his 'new life in the UK,'" the agency said in a statement.

Why do the English hate their own food?

(had to fix that) Because they have a reputation for being atrocious cooks--not helped by the fact that they recently decided that UK's national dish should be curry, which comes from the South Asian Subcontinent (an area ruled by UK till 1947 as "British India").