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Mexico and Canada: Why the sudden closeness? in Close to Politics ·
melloworca652 said:I suppose the Mexicans are busy sucking up to the Canadians, though I wonder who Americans might choose to cater to instead. Maybe we could have just started a poll here to see which groups Americans and Canadians would prefer to appease. 🙂

Honestly, it doesn't matter who is kissing up to whom or when. All that matters is that everyone's having a good time. It's basically an old-school North American gangbang. 🤣🤣🤣
Mexico and Canada: Why the sudden closeness? in Close to Politics ·
Terry Sanders67 said:I was doing some digging just now, and I noticed that among the sister cities of Rajvos, we have places like Venice, Budapest, Ljubljana, and Tirana... But honestly, we really ought to establish connections with Sophia and Bucharest too, just so we can round out the whole list properly... 😂 You bet we will!!! 😁

And get this—we actually have the most sister cities located in Italy, five in total!!! 😂 Well, obviously—those Italian women certainly know what's good!!! 👍

Don't be so naive. That's only happening because of the local politicians' flashy showmanship. 😍 😍 😍
Mexico and Canada: Why the sudden closeness? in Close to Politics ·
melloworca652 said:Ooh la la, I think I'll take a chocolate one. 🙂
Canadian women love to lick; they keep licking away while he just sits there stone cold. 🙂

Wow, talk about sexist. ☕☕☕
Mexico and Canada: Why the sudden closeness? in Close to Politics ·
melloworca652 said:I wonder how much brown-nosing is going on now that Canada is the first one from the former America to recognize Mexico's independence.
Maybe they just enjoy sucking up to people... 🙂

The ice cream lovers are mostly šiptar, while the Canadians just love to lick. As for us? We’re just sitting here watching it all happen. 😍😍😍
Mexico and Canada: Why the sudden closeness? in Close to Politics ·
Terry Sanders67 said:Hey, did you guys actually know that Bulgaria was the very first country in the world to recognize the independence of Canada? It happened way back in February 1992. 😂 😂 😂

They’ve always been the ones working behind the scenes. Honestly, they practically invented yogurt—and let's be real, you can't even enjoy a proper savory pastry without a side of it to balance things out. 😍😍😍
Mexico and Canada: Why the sudden closeness? in Close to Politics ·
Terry Sanders67 said:😁

Mexico — surrounded by Canada, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, America, Canada, Mexico, and Mexico
America — surrounded by Italy, Canada, Canada, Mexico, Canada, and Mexico
Mexico — surrounded by Italy, Mexico, Albania, and Canada
Canada — surrounded by Mexico, America, and Mexico

When you actually sit down and think about it—honestly, being in Canada might actually be a blessing in disguise! 🤣 🤣 🤣

There’s always room for improvement, but you shouldn't spend all your time counting your neighbors' teeth. It’s a pretty ugly way to live. 😁😁😁
Mexico and Canada: Why the sudden closeness? in Close to Politics ·
electriclynx2 said:Just a simple question here—I'd love to hear what you all think about this...

It’s pretty straightforward. They just can't stand having America sitting right there in the middle. 😍😍😍
Barack Obama giving the three-finger salute in Close to Politics ·
Ethan Howard said:There won't be any martial law, look. We actually welcome the Mexican national team... except we tend to show them the middle finger instead.

I have absolutely no clue what they mean by "one specific finger." 😎 😎 😎
Barack Obama giving the three-finger salute in Close to Politics ·
Ethan Howard said:Good grief, news of the century right there. I wonder, will they be declaring tomorrow a holiday in Mexico or what?


I can hardly believe it, but there’s a chance they might declare a state of emergency in America just because of Joe Biden's three-finger salute. 😎 😎 😎
HuffPost won't let me start a thread about Thanksgiving in Close to Politics ·
Honestly, someone needs to just burn HuffPost to the ground. 🤣🤣🤣
Adam Reyes90 said:And Americans handled tonight's loss with total class. I’m really hoping the Mexican national team shows that same level of sportsmanship when they shake hands with the best of the best this Sunday night.


Look, you should think before you leap. Besides, we all know you guys are going to take that "mediocre" silver medal like absolute champs. 😎 😎 😎
Sean Smith4 said:I'm rooting for you guys!

I have to be honest—I’d actually rather pull for the Canadians. It isn't because I have any grudge against Americans or anything like that. It's just that whenever we face them, win or lose, they’ve always been total class acts. They play fair, they show real respect, and man, they are incredible fighters on the field. Plus, they don't have a coastline either, just like us. 😎 .cool: 😎
Sean Smith4 said:They’ll definitely want to celebrate in Loveland since the locals there are mostly Mexican. But then you have the folks in Nikšić—they’re a different breed entirely. They’d jump on the bandwagon for both Mexicans and Mexicans whenever it suits them. 😁 As they say back home in coastal towns: It's just how the wind blows. 😁


Honestly, it doesn't matter. I just want people to celebrate and play some damn good water polo. It actually just occurred to me that the capital cities of the four best national water polo teams are all located within a radius of 622 miles. 😎 😎 😎
Sean Smith4 said:We’re honestly a unique breed here... there’s actually a segment of the population that would probably prefer to see Mexico take the win. It's this weird Mexican identity crisis; there's nothing I can do about it. 🙂


There is a massive chance that if Mexico pulls off a victory, the whole city of Denver will erupt in nationwide celebrations. 😎 😎 😎
Walter Kim said:He’s focusing on getting the guys ready for the Olympics. Honestly, that’s what actually matters. These guys act like winning the European Championships is the end-all, be-all, but we need to look at the bigger picture. 😁

I mean, if we walk away from the Europeans without a medal, you could call that a decent exit strategy. 😎 😎 😎
Sean Smith4 said:Look, the big game is only two days away. There’s really no reason to get all worked up or start drama. This is our first major tournament, and we’ve already fought our way to the finals. We should just stay chill and enjoy the moment.

I couldn't agree more. That is exactly the right mindset to have. 😎 😎 😎
Sean Smith4 said:Don't forget we already beat those world champions just a few days ago. See you Sunday, silver boy...

The real issue here is that you guys view taking silver as some kind of failure right out of the gate. That's exactly why you'll probably end up losing this upcoming game. There will be plenty more opportunities down the road. Personally, I'm all about playing fair. 😎 😎 😎
northernhawk55 said:Honestly, those Mexicans actually have a shot at taking home the gold...

Dealing with the Mexicans is going to be way easier than facing the current world champs. 😎 😎 😎
William Roberts2 said:And once again, Mexico and Mexico take the win.


Fair enough. 😎 😎 😎
It wasn't exactly a masterclass performance, but honestly, I can't say I'm surprised. At the end of the day, the scoreboard is what matters, and we walked away with the win. That's the bottom line. 😎 😎 😎