Miguel Cotto signs a deal with Ford

[Live Dog]

Mostly in san juan/old san juan.

Have you heard of a hotel called the El Conquistador?

[2501]

You have no idea man, thats all i can seriously say. I guess unless you see it for yourself you couldnt really understand. I am a veteran and i served overseas and i have seen the worst of the worst, and i can honestly say the life they live in brazil is very much comparable to what i saw in the middle east. Them cats dont play, and truth be told, you being an american trying to post up even if you knew someone, youd have an instant target on your back. I grew up in the projects, served in afgahnistan, all that ****, i am telling you, real talk though, if you think you can just go out there and do that, go ahead, but you been warned mayne.

i know what you're talking about. like i said, my friend is from Rochina so he's told me about BOPE's full wrath and red and second command. ive also seen docs on how crazy the favelas can get.

[Soldier01]

^^^ bonafide G, *****.

HAHAHA!!! **** was funny ass hell.

Niccas truly don't know how it is in these countries. I don't care what hood you grew up in states the fact of the matter is that you're out of your element when you go there and you're in their world now. They'll take your heart in minute. Real talk!!

[baya]

Your post was worded perfectly. It was a thing of beauty.

you're a fine gentleman.

[2501]

I'm not knockin it or questioning the truthfulness of that statement. It just struck me as funny is all. I mean the whole point of your post was to somehow validate your ability to handle yourself in Brazil and you chose to bring up the fact that you never lived in the suburbs.

Anyhow, people look at growing up in tough neighborhoods as some kind of badge of honor. I grew up on the South Side of Chicago and moved away the first chance I got. It's better to remember where you come from at a distance.

well, all i can say is that im pretty street smart. talking about how gangsta you are on the net is ****** anyway, but BJ is telling me stuff i already know and im telling him i already know what to expect.

[rizkybizness]

when I graduated college and got my raise i wanted to buy myself something nice and different so i went with and audi A8 quattro. I love it so far. I've had it for almost two years now and it's awesom. havent had any problems yet. The power is great as well this thing can get up in a hurry. I will be trading it in though and going back to an american car. I love the escalades but gas is rediculous in california. I'm leaning towards a CTS.

here's my beauty
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Nice.

I have an honest question for you. Why are you downgrading from an A8 to a CTS? If gas is a problem get the hybrid Lexus LS
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Thats like going from a S Class to a C Class.

[Live Dog]

well, all i can say is that im pretty street smart. talking about how gangsta you are on the net is ****** anyway, but BJ is telling me stuff i already know and im telling him i already know what to expect.

Well, he has a point. I used to work in Mexico quite a bit, and spent a majority of my time in Mexico City. I was told before hand not to stray too far from my hotel without someone that lived there with me and I didn't listen. Turned out to be a very bad idea.

[baya]

well, all i can say is that im pretty street smart. talking about how gangsta you are on the net is ****** anyway, but BJ is telling me stuff i already know and im telling him i already know what to expect.

bro, if you're timid; i'll let you borrow my charlie brown doll. it's kept me safe all these years. just bring it back.

toma pai'!

[El Jesus]

BMW i wanna ask you a serious question. And i want you to answer this **** honestly. How many puerto ricans on the island do you know that live way beyond their means. By this i mean, how many do you know that got and IPOD, nice car with a nice system, nice clothes, ***lry have 5 kids and are 30,000 in debt, then run to the government ? Seriously, i want you to answer this because of the fact that puerto rico has a ****ty government that is seriously ****ed up and corrupt. I mean, i didint wanna get deep into it but **** it, really answer my question, puerto ricans live way beyond their ****ing means.

And you saying that most puerto ricans DONT work for the government is a ****ing straight up lie. You live there right? What happened when the government shut down AGAIN recently? Were mutha****as not in a ****ing panic? How many people were running for El Mantengo?

If mexicans coulud run up credit cards and all that ****, im sure they would be ballin as well.

[rizkybizness]

Well, he has a point. I used to work in Mexico quite a bit, and spent a majority of my time in Mexico City. I was told before hand not to stray too far from my hotel without someone that lived there with me and I didn't listen. Turned out to be a very bad idea.

Did you have a "Man on fire" experience?