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I'm a semi retired musician (local) and the same thing happens with songs and lyrics: you have NO idea how distorted they are when they go through the record company translation. I know it has to do with rime, but sometimes it's so far away from the original... I don't know if you need to blame...

More reasons to protest: 1) The ridiculous fees for ATM withdrawals with foreign cards!:D 2) Where are the Kinko's?!?!?! We want one! I would say that Americans bring burgers and Doritos, Brits, fish and chips.Other expats (Aussies, Italians, whatever: please add your choripan replacement)...

You're welcome. (De nada)

Ok, You can walk up to Av. Luis Maria Campos (maybe 2 blocks from where you live) There, get on the 29 bus heading North.(there's 2 options for that one: Olivos and Parque Sarmiento= It doesn't matter which) Ride up to Barrancas de Belgrano. (7 minute ride) and take the Train (TBA) that goes...

Where exactly in Palermo are you located at?

Felt the same way driving on Interstate 45 in Houston, TX for almost 7 years, not to mention when I evacuated from Houston to College Station during Hurricane Rita: it took me 19.5 hours to drive 90 miles and I've seen - during that trip - the best and the worse of humankind. (not even the cops...

There will be 2 types: The first one, an updated version of the book type, only useful for voting. The second one, like an American DL which would allow people for banking, etc.

Great video! I enjoyed the "empanadas emergency bathroom" thing, very funny.:D

Sorry, Attorney was talking about the Cedula Verde. (vehicle ID number,) I guess is like the VIN# in the US?

The DNI is the National ID. (used for voting, etc.) That's the one you will get as an allien. (US equivalent to the DL) CUIL enables you to work. CUIT is a tax ID number CDI is another ID, I think just for us. We can use this one to travel within the Mercosur without bringing the passport. We...

Compared to the US fees, they are dirt cheap.(and the majority of them, pretty good too)

+1, unbearable.

Acasusso, Martinez were the areas where the first expats (Americans and Brits) lived in the 60's, and still today. I recall The Embers on Libertador was my first contact with an american type of breakfast, at least on those days.

Don Torcuato, along ruta 202.

They are called "colchonetas" http://listado.mercadolibre.com.ar/colchonetas-gym http://www.equipamientosfox.com/index.php http://www.equipamientoparagimnasios.com/shop/index.asp http://www.mercadofitness.com.ar/

Vikingo=Boca Juniors=bostero. (manure handler??) kikedeolivos=River Plate=Gallina (Hen) I wish your team all the bad luck for this Sunday.:D

Go to Carilo. http://www.welcomeargentina.com/carilo/index_i.html

Yes, there is. We have a saying here: La Argentina NO termina en la Av. Gral Paz.

The apartment maybe nice but well thought artificial lighting does not seem to be their priority.:confused: