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Doc I hope you didn't bite you tongue will putting it in your Cheek.
Cheers NC

That's some funny fuggin' schit.




Travis

Point taken.

Birdwatcher You say fully integrated then I guess that wouldn't have any thing to do with some towns operating in Spanish and
if you want a copy of town minutes in English you have to wait 48 hours for a copy. Do you??
Cheers NC

You must mean one of them podunk communities right on the River, as cited in the various right-wing outrage-based websites a few years back. I understand, I mean all White folks is alike too ennit?

Anyhoo... been living and working in an 80% Hispanic lower-income community here for the past 25 years, even married a local. I ain't needed or spoken hardly a word of Spanish in all that time.

Birdwatcher

I'd be curious to know what ain't factual. Seems like those who actually live down here got one version (me, Doc, STx), and those elsewhere got another.

These quotes:

The difference being Guinness is real beer, the same cannot be said of Corona.

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Guinness is a freaking joke of a beer too, only they advertised to the cool kids so some people like to drink it when they pretend to drink real beer.

Guinness is delicious but it has a very low alcohol content.




Travis

Here is your guinness facts, same ABV as bud light and a whopping 15 more calories. Real beer TFF.


Guinness isn�t boozier than most other beers. In fact, it contains less alcohol by volume than a typical draught. An average beer contains 5% ABV, while Guinness clocks in at just 4.2%. So this St. Paddy�s Day, Guinness is a smart choice if you�re feeling festive but you want to take it easy (the holiday does fall on Monday, after all).

Guinness, a stout-style brew, is known for its creamy texture, dark color, and rich, caramel-tinged flavor. That means it must be high in calories, right? Not so fast. A 12-ounce serving of Guinness sets you back 125 calories�just 15 more than the same serving of Bud Light. Alcohol is beer�s main calorie source, and since Guinness is just 4.2% ABV, it�s relatively low in calories. The dark color and sweetness come from small amounts of roasted barley used in the brewing process. And that thick, creamy texture? Most beers are carbonated with carbon dioxide, but Guinness uses a mix of CO2 and nitrogen. Nitrogen bubbles are smaller than CO2 bubbles, which produces a smoother �mouthfeel,� as beer nerds call it.

Oh and yeah, a high concentration of N*ggers just makes living conditions so miserable that nobody with half a brain will live amongst them, this includes blacks with more than half a brain.

I always thought that guinness had very little flavor, if I were going to drink a stout it would be the last beer I reached for. Many, many better choices for a stout.

shiner bock, and the majority of beaner's around are as birdy described. fit in with the redneck culture more than anything.

You questioned....IME South Texas Hispanics are exceedingly easy for a White guy to live among,

Been living and working here in a sorta 'hood for 25 year w/o any problems, we can and do even leave our house and cars unlocked when we aint paying attention. We DID have a drive-by next door a few years back but missed it. I dunno, maybe I'm a hero. Did I tell you I rode my bicycle to New York?

You questioned....South Texas is about the most colorblind place I've ever seen. "Race" here just doesn't seem to be an issue.

Seriously, what would I know? I've only been seeing around 3,000 local South Texas teenagers and their parents every day at work for the last 25 years, along with 10% White and 10% Black kids and too many "interracial" couples to recall, among both kids and parents alike. Then there's this whole married-to-a-local girl thing I got going on....



You questioned.... Part of their good nature I attribute to the fact that most have been here for at least three or four generations and do NOT identify with Mexico

Was it you that Bart questioned yer Texas creds a little while back? I find myself concurring. Most everyone I am around dates their families arrival back to the days of Villa and Zapata. Ancient history now. After 9/11 this place ERUPTED in American flags, you'll hardly ever see a Mex flag around.

In fact yer average South Texas Hispanic speaks little Spanish

Ya, I've only been around a few hundred thousand of 'em.....

Southern California Hispanics OTOH? It was like actually being in Mexico the time I went....

Around here I see American Mexicans, put 'em next to actual Mexican Mexicans and the effects of hard living and just DIFFERENT living are readily apparent in that latter group.

In Anahiem where I stayed for a week once I was stunned by the fact that most every Hispanic I saw looked like a Mexican Mexican and spoke primarily Spanish, and by the apparent social separation 'tween them and Whites. NOTHING like where I live.

Birdwatcher

Golly gee, I'm crushed.





Travis

Viva Tex-Mexican Rednecks!

Yeah. Those "Mexican Mexicans" are the fuggin' worse.

We need more of those non-spanish speaking Mexicans like you have in San Antonio.



Travis

Ya dont gotta be crushed, you were just wrong on this one is all.

I had my first real trip to Texas this year, southern Texas and was immediately impressed-almost smitten with- exactly what birdy describes. NICE people...all colors, openly friendly to one another, cordial , soft spoken etc. When I tried a word here and there of my pidgin spanish, they seemed to appreciate the effort, rather than make sport of it ( which Mexican Mexicans have done in the past).
As mentioned, many are third and fourth or more generations removed from Mexico. Didn't seem right to refer to them as Mexican...it would be like calling me Irish.Im not, Im an American, and so were they.
All tolled, I found the people to be extremely pleasant. Nice experience.

GFY

I know. It's tough to find spanish speaking Mexicans in south Texas. Especially San Antonio.



Travis