nin.com photoblog discussion, south america 2008
 They are thrilled to have candy money! | |
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Yeah
! The looks in their eyes and on their faces are so PRICELESS.
What I would give to be young again; when getting 5 bucks was like winning the power ball. I would still be very happy with getting 5 bucks now, but its worth so much more as a kid. | |
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I saw the picture in Panama and the boys one. I liked both, especially the one where the boys appears with the 5 bucks
. It has a hidden msg, where 5 bucks are 5 bucks and they will surely appreciate it a lot.
I totally agree with Akayla. | |
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quizá el dinero sea el documento de nuestro desprecio
la factura de nuestra miseria el arma del ser oscuro, del ser necio una mentira vestida de gloria desesperados por acumularlo en nuestras arcas no vemos mas allá de nuestra escencia una enfermedad digna de monarcas que a su paso sólo deja dolor y ausencia jeje, poetry improvisation, enjoy!  (sorry, spanish is my language) | |
luislpc posted: Esta bien. It helps me learn more espanol . | |
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Win! They look like winners and poseurs at the same time.
 I'd be excited too.
BeautyIsAnimate posted: The scary part is that Leo edit: I must be a little lexicdys Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 10/07/2008 10:13AM by NullnVoid. | |
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ok ok, i don´t know in Venezuela, but, here in Argentina with five bucks(aprox. $15"pesos"
 you can hardly buy a 1,5 Lts Coke, a couple of candy packs and a small chocolate... check the change... | |
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Amazing engineering feat constructing the panama canal. The locks are quite fascinating not to forget the tons of people who lost their lives during the building trial and error process. A place I hope to visit in my lifetime!
Hype crew are adorable! What better a street team that those little cuties. Reminds me being in Honduras where these 3 little boys were knocking each other out over a bag of lychee I bought for them  | |
luislpc posted: Well, you're lucky to get that much with 5 bucks here in America. | |
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oh great pic btw. makes me feel happy
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BeautyIsAnimate posted:I have to say it looks more like Alessandro's form, Trent is beefier.. i guess that would be the word for it, thick sounds fat and he's not that at all. | |
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Directly above-from the looks of the thumbs, I'd say Trent.
Current photo-The boy in the middle has a gorgeous smile | |
kdplayer posted: WELL, I KNOW THIS IS AN OLD CONVERSATION BUT: WHAT DOES "HERE IN AMERICA" MEANS.? AMERICA IS A WHOLE CONTINENT, NOT JUST A COUNTRY. SEVERAL LENGUAGES HAS A NAME GIVEN TO THE PEOPLE FROM A PARTICULAR COUNTRY, IN SPANISH, AS THE ROYAL SPANISH ACADEMY SAYS, A PERSON FROM usa CAN BE CALLED "estadounidense", IN ENGLISH YOU CAN USE U.S. CITIZEN. BUT PEOPLE AND GOVERNMENTS AROUND THE WORLD KEEP ON USING "america & american" AS THE WAY TO REFER TO THE U.S. CITIZENS AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THERE ARE SOME OTHERS U.S. IN AMERICA SUCH AS THE UNITED STATES OF MEJICO AND THE UNITED STATES OF BRASIL, BUT THE LAST WORD IN THE WHOLE NAME CAN BE USED BECAUSE THERE IS NO AMBIGUITY IN IT. AMERICA BEGINS AT THE BERING STRAIT AND ENDS AT LA PATAGONIA. LET ME MAKE THIS CLEAR: I LOVE THIS CONTINENT FROM HEAD TO TOES, THAT IS WHY I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE THINGS RIGHT. WE ARE ALL AMERICANS THE AMERICANS FROM U.S.A. ARE U.S.A. CITIZENS (OF COURSE McCAIN WOULD INVADE EVERYTHING AND PROBLEM SOLVED)(JOKE. EXPLANATION FOR THOSE WHO USUALLY DON'T UNDERSTAND) PS. HERE IN THE NIN FORUM WE SHOULD COME OUT WITH THE RIGHT WORD...ANY SUGGESTIONS? Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 10/07/2008 12:26AM by GODISGAY. | |
