Recent content by joeschmoe1920

Dude, "other orientals" is not the preferred nomenclature. https://www.youtube....h?v=OYOzUHnPJvU

Oh boy. I'm sure you don't even realize why that question is objectionable.

You and your hypotheses must be a real hit at parties. If you'll excuse me now, I need to freshen my drink.

The burden of proof is on you. I take it you have none, then.

Do you have any proof whatsoever that this incident played a role in the truck driver's radicalization? If not, STFU and stop trying to be a smartass. You're not breaking any new ground here by reminding us that France fought a bloody war in Algeria (although I am wondering what dark side of...

I think he was talking to the other Steve. So where are we on this in light of Nice? Should we ban trucks?

This has nothing to do with anything. Why even bring it up? You obviously know zero about islamist propaganda in France today, which, based on media reports, is not focused on 1961 but on current events in Syria and Iraq. EDIT: also, "no one deserved this, but..." sounds a lot like the new...

Can we deep-sex this thread? It's absolutely irrelevant to life in Buenos Aires and everything that can be said on the topic already has been, three or four times.

A week in an average-quality Tokyo hotel will cost MUCH more than 8000 Pesos. And as goodlooking pointed out, the total costs are higher than the domestic price in both cases. Next time try Chile. EDIT: link to Clarin?

This is incomprehensible.

To add some levity to this, there is apparently a "calle Cucha Cucha."

Upon advice of counsel, I wish to confirm that I have no idea who the suspect is, what his aliases may be, or if he is in fact guilty. I do, however, believe that Serafina's post deserves ridicule to the extent permitted by law.

He seemed OK to Serafina, therefore he's not guilty. Got it.

Not for white men.

FATCA, not FACTA. I'm not nitckpicking, just trying to make your thread searchable, as this is indeed important information. There was a similar thread earlier, but FATCA was misspelled there too (differently, I think), which is probably why you haven't found it. EDIT: the funny guys who came...