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[luckytxn 2,265]

It would help.

For sure. I was talking to someone from I think it was New Jersey that moved down here recently and I had to actually have her repeat several times different things to understand what she said. Well maybe after time she will learn to speak more of our language.

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

For sure. I was talking to someone from I think it was New Jersey that moved down here recently and I had to actually have her repeat several times different things to understand what she said. Well maybe after time she will learn to speak more of our language.

From my time in El Paso I learned that Texans greatly appreciate someone who speaks English clearly. I could see the way people looked at me when I spoke. I had no idea the people of the Great State of Texas liked listening to arrogant a-holes.

[luckytxn 2,265]

From my time in El Paso I learned that Texans greatly appreciate someone who speaks English clearly. I could see the way people looked at me when I spoke. I had no idea the people of the Great State of Texas liked listening to arrogant a-holes.

At least I am sure you made an effort to learn to speak our language.

[Karee 4,191]

From my time in El Paso I learned that Texans greatly appreciate someone who speaks English clearly. I could see the way people looked at me when I spoke. I had no idea the people of the Great State of Texas liked listening to arrogant a-holes.

Stop talking about Paul like that.

[Ban Hammer 13,491]

From my time in El Paso I learned that Texans greatly appreciate someone who speaks English clearly. I could see the way people looked at me when I spoke. I had no idea the people of the Great State of Texas liked listening to arrogant a-holes.

we don't - that's why we're glad the interstates go east, west, and north.

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

At least I am sure you made an effort to learn to speak our language.

I just muttered Jethro Pugh and something about Clint Longley being the anti-Christ and they seemed to accept me.

Stop talking about Paul like that.

No comment.

[luckytxn 2,265]

I just muttered Jethro Pugh and something about Clint Longley being the anti-Christ and they seemed to accept me.

See, I knew you understood to speak our language.

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

we don't - that's why we're glad the interstates go east, west, and north.

The I-35 goes to Kansas, doesn't it?

[웃 910]

From my time in El Paso I learned that Texans greatly appreciate someone who speaks English clearly. I could see the way people looked at me when I spoke. I had no idea the people of the Great State of Texas liked listening to arrogant a-holes.

I was in El Paso just to "walk without being questioned or searched over a bridge freely into Juarez, Mexico". So I was only there for about an hour. I could have been carrying drugs, bombs, guns, or been a fugitive and I would have walked straight into Mexico without a problem...

Went to a supermarket in El Paso that had a bank inside to change some currency. Everyone in the store (well over 85%) were Mexicans! From the bank tellers to the cashiers in the grocery line.

There was a nice long line to get to the bank teller (as I have noticed is very common at all my banking experiences in Mexico vs. "maybe" 1 or 2 people in front of me in US banks). The bank teller actually greeted every single person in Spanish (and there were at least 6 or 7 people ahead of me). I found it very odd since we were "technically" in the USA.

For sure. I was talking to someone from I think it was New Jersey that moved down here recently and I had to actually have her repeat several times different things to understand what she said. Well maybe after time she will learn to speak more of our language.

I visited a friend in Kentucky and I couldn't understand a damn thing his grandparents were saying in English. I would open my ears and try as hard as possible to understand with no success. They speak really bad English. Not sure bout dem Texans tho, only speriances I done had been at da ear-ports.

Edited July 16, 2011 by Lord Infamous

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

I was in El Paso just to "walk without being questioned or searched over a bridge freely into Juarez, Mexico". So I was only there for about an hour. I could have been carrying drugs, bombs, guns, or been a fugitive and I would have walked straight into Mexico without a problem...

Went to a supermarket in El Paso that had a bank inside to change some currency. Everyone in the store (well over 85%) were Mexicans! From the bank tellers to the cashiers in the grocery line.

There was a nice long line to get to the bank teller (as I have noticed is very common at all my banking experiences in Mexico vs. "maybe" 1 or 2 people in front of me in US banks). The bank teller actually greeted every single person in Spanish (and there were at least 6 or 7 people ahead of me). I found it very odd since we were "technically" in the USA.

I visited a friend in Kentucky and I couldn't understand a damn thing his grandparents were saying in English. I would open my ears and try as hard as possible to understand with no success. They speak really bad English. Not sure bout dem Texans tho, only speriances I done had been at da ear-ports.

They speak English rather poorly in Kentucky, do they? El Paso is not really Mexico but it's not really the USA, it is a very odd place.

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

See, I knew you understood to speak our language.

The Tom Landry crucifix didn't hurt. When you're right, you're Rayfield Wright.

[Ban Hammer 13,491]

The I-35 goes to Kansas, doesn't it?

and canada too!

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

and canada too!

Minnesota's part of Canada? I knew Bachmann was ineligible to run for president..

[Ban Hammer 13,491]

Minnesota's part of Canada? I knew Bachmann was ineligible to run for president..

close enough, they can walk from there

[IR5FORMUMSIE 850]

close enough, they can walk from there

Who are you supposed to be, Steven? Do you want extra hummus with your tofu burger?

Edited July 16, 2011 by IR5FORMUMSIE