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Interesting comment - they have every right to treat THEIR sidewalks as they like. I thought the majority here don't' pay taxes or hide all of their dollars under their mattress so how can it be theirs? Maybe if they paid more taxes the sidewalks would be repaired. For the "Paris of South...

Watching them try to handle the shopping cars in the markets is actually funny. They always act like this is the first time they have had to steer a shopping cart. Viva Argentina!

I forgot that I brought one of those sound horn with me. Wouldn't they shit if I blew it at them.

Are we talking about New York or Buenos Aires? The people here also need to learn sidewalk etiquette Permiso Permiso all day long http://t.nbcnews.com/travel/keep-it-moving-new-yorkers-sour-holiday-tourists-2D11733673

we love to cook also. Our speciality is more Thai. Maybe you could swap some Vietnamese for some Thai?

Does anyone where I can buy an aluminum pan for my turkey? http://www.hefty.com...y-ez-foil-pans/ BTW - I was at Carrefour on Santa Fe/Ayacucho had about 60 turkeys for sale.

Going for a visa run next week and was wondering how much wine are you allowed to bring back into Argentina without running into problems.

Would love to meet you over a cup of coffee. Wasnt able to PM you. Please send me a message with your email etc thanks...

Would love to get to know both locals and expats. Any suggestions are appreciated Michael

So who's left????

We returned to Buenos Aires 2+ months ago after being away for about 2 years. We really do like it here but haven't learned the language so making any kind of friendships are almost impossible. We are a very stable, yet fun, gay couple of many years so going to the clubs at 2AM isn't going to...

I think the people here are ridiculous. I live with a Filipino for 20+ years who is smarter than most of these people. When we meet people the majority will have nothing to do with my friend automatically thinking that he is "chino" WTF! Do Argentinos really belive that they are the superior...

I know that there are places that have frozen turkeys and ducks closer to Thanksgiving but can you get fresh ones anywhere in town ?

Planning a quickie trip to Uruguay for a visa run soon. If I found food products like fish plus local wine will I have trouble bringing it back into Argentina on the boat?

Guys I really need your help. I desperately need protein in my diet because of a past surgery. Beef and pork I can't do. Chicken OMG I can't live on chicken the rest of my live. Now let's talk fish. I have gone to pescaderias and decided to try the fish and seafood that they sell. Finding out...

Sorry guys, this is so true. This is why I have decided to go back home and get some fresh shrimp, scallops and mussels etc etc etc etc. You get the picture. Man can not live on brown food alone :)

How about shrimp and fresh fish?

http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/10/06/20836786-argentinas-president-diagnosed-with-hematoma-on-brain-will-take-month-off?lite

http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/10/02/3665942/andres-oppenheimer-miami-officials.html

So does that mean that I can go to the SENESA office in Puerto Madero myself and get the form?