Mexico and Canada: Why the sudden closeness?
Started by electriclynx2 · · 👁 6 views · 67 replies
#2 ·
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. 😍😍😍
#3 ·
Anthony James2 said:It’s pretty straightforward. They just can't stand having America sitting right there in the middle. 😍😍😍
😁
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! 🤣 🤣 🤣
#4 ·
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. 😁😁😁
#5 ·
Anthony James2 said: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. 😁😁😁
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. 😂 😂 😂
#6 ·
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... 🙂
Maybe they just enjoy sucking up to people... 🙂
#7 ·
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. 😍😍😍
#8 ·
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. 😍😍😍
#9 ·
Anthony James2 said: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. 😍😍😍
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. 🙂
#10 ·
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!!! 👍
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!!! 👍
#11 ·
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. ☕☕☕
#12 ·
Come on, where have all the other forums gone—the ones in the US, or maybe over in Germany, or even those sites in France and the UK? 😂 😂 😂
#13 ·
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. 😍 😍 😍
#14 ·
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. 🙂
#15 ·
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. 🤣🤣🤣
#16 ·
Anthony James2 said: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. 🤣🤣🤣
I suppose Americans will be catering to Mexicans, while Canadians deal with those from Mexico.
Good grief, now we're supposed to believe our enemies are doing the same thing... 🙂🙂
#17 ·
melloworca652 said:I suppose Americans will be catering to Mexicans, while Canadians deal with those from Mexico.
Good grief, now we're supposed to believe our enemies are doing the same thing... 🙂🙂
Let the haters rot. It seems like everyone is just kissing up to someone these days.H. 🤣🤣🤣
#18 ·
I’ve spent so much time overanalying everything—constantly questioning who our actual allies are in this neighborhood, wondering who we can truly count on...
And then, out of nowhere, look at the Italians... I mean, they’re actually looking after our crown—this 545-year-old legacy—safekeeping it right over at Popet. 😁 👍
Ohoooooooooo............
Honestly, it all makes sense now—why my grandmother’s eyes would always light up and she’d get this blissful little smile every single time someone mentioned the word "Italian"... specifically talking about those WWII-era Italians... 😁
So, I’ve made my decision: starting tomorrow, I’m going full throttle on that Italiano lifestyle. I’m embracing it. And once I’ve done that, I’m heading straight to Italy to track down my roots... 😂 😂 😂
And then, out of nowhere, look at the Italians... I mean, they’re actually looking after our crown—this 545-year-old legacy—safekeeping it right over at Popet. 😁 👍
Ohoooooooooo............
Honestly, it all makes sense now—why my grandmother’s eyes would always light up and she’d get this blissful little smile every single time someone mentioned the word "Italian"... specifically talking about those WWII-era Italians... 😁
So, I’ve made my decision: starting tomorrow, I’m going full throttle on that Italiano lifestyle. I’m embracing it. And once I’ve done that, I’m heading straight to Italy to track down my roots... 😂 😂 😂
#19 ·
Terry Sanders67 said:I’ve spent so much time overanalying everything—constantly questioning who our actual allies are in this neighborhood, wondering who we can truly count on...
And then, out of nowhere, look at the Italians... I mean, they’re actually looking after our crown—this 545-year-old legacy—safekeeping it right over at Popet. 😁 👍
Ohoooooooooo............
Honestly, it all makes sense now—why my grandmother’s eyes would always light up and she’d get this blissful little smile every single time someone mentioned the word "Italian"... specifically talking about those WWII-era Italians... 😁
So, I’ve made my decision: starting tomorrow, I’m going full throttle on that Italiano lifestyle. I’m embracing it. And once I’ve done that, I’m heading straight to Italy to track down my roots... 😂 😂 😂
Good luck with that. Italy is quite the powerhouse. All that matters is that Grandma was productive—let's not even say "efficient." Most importantly, she wasn't German. 😂😂😂
#20 ·
Terry Sanders67 said:I’ve spent so much time overanalying everything—constantly questioning who our actual allies are in this neighborhood, wondering who we can truly count on...
And then, out of nowhere, look at the Italians... I mean, they’re actually looking after our crown—this 545-year-old legacy—safekeeping it right over at Popet. 😁 👍
Ohoooooooooo............
Honestly, it all makes sense now—why my grandmother’s eyes would always light up and she’d get this blissful little smile every single time someone mentioned the word "Italian"... specifically talking about those WWII-era Italians... 😁
So, I’ve made my decision: starting tomorrow, I’m going full throttle on that Italiano lifestyle. I’m embracing it. And once I’ve done that, I’m heading straight to Italy to track down my roots... 😂 😂 😂
Honestly, during the war, the Italians always looked the best in paintings. When you see them with those feathered hats and rifles, you'd think you were looking at some epic hero, but nope, just an Italian. 🙂
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