News and Questions About argentina food
Open Question: im feeding my dog with corned beef and dog food... is that good or bad? she seems to like it...?
im feeding my dog with corned beef and dog food... is that good or bad? she seems to like it...
im giving her corned beef (Argentina) and dog food (Eukanuba)...
Resolved Question: Why Does The United States Have No Culture?
I Am From The United States and I have Noticed That we Have No Culture but.. There are No Traditions .. Thanksgiving Came from the Native Americans.. It Seems Usa has no National traditions
Life Maybe Hard in Latin America But it seems like there's a Fiesta for Everything
Brazil .. Carnaval
Mexico 5 de mayo and its independence
and mexico has many traditional fiestas.
Bullfighting , and many national foods
Argentina has Tango
and in Most Latin America Nations they have religious fiestas
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has Strong Catholic Nations Have More Fiestas Due Celebrations to Saints and other Religious party's
Life maybe a bit harder but people seem to be much more happier why is that?
Spain has Also have lots of culture which has spread all thru Latin America. Buildings, Traditions and Language
in some Places Spain has a Huge Presence like in mexico
and Other Countries Like France and italy have influenced Argentina
what do you think is missing from The USA to be much more Cultural?
Resolved Question: worrying too much gives you cancer?
im a pretty healthy guy overall, dont drink, i workout, dont eat junk food. but i do have the ocassional cigarette( 2-3 a week) until a few years ago i used to smoke a pack a day but i stopped doing it because i got scared of cancer,
the thing is im now almost obsessed about "the big C" and everytime i feel sick or something hurts i think: IS CANCER!!!
a friend of mine told me that there's people out there that smoke, drink and eat junk food and they dont get cancer because theyre relaxed and enjoy life,
is it true that cancer can occur when you worry too much???
im from argentina so excuse me if you dont understand my english
Resolved Question: Jobs during Argentina Economics Collapse?
I read 25% didn't have jobs and it was probably higher.
Who kept their jobs? I also read that those who kept their jobs, many took a huge paycut!
Besides doctor, and maybe nurses, (and those selling foods they grew and black market items) what jobs did people still have?
Thanks.
Resolved Question: Did you read about the stray cats in Argentina that kept this boy warm in the gutter?
He'd got lost while searching cardboard. And a policewomen spotted a bunch of cats sitting in a spot and licking something. She went closer and saw it was a boy all dirty, the cats hissed at her. Then she took him away. They'd(cats) been feeding the boy scraps of food.
Of course they say the cats thought of him as a hot water bottle. Because they curl up with anything warm, even dogs.
Voting Question: i need a recipe for a christmas food from argentina?
its for a school project so just a simple one nothing really big.
Resolved Question: How many of these things have you done?!?!?!?
1. Set foot on each of the seven continents. Antarctica might be a tough one, but once you’ve reached all seven you can truly call yourself a world traveler.
2. Cross a country on a bicycle. A bicycle tour takes some planning, but it beats being separated from a country though a passenger-side window.
3. Ride something bigger than a horse. Trekking through the jungle on the back of a two story tall elephant will surely be something you remember forever.
4. Live like a local for a month. The experience of visiting native peoples will give you way more insight into another way of life than two years hopping from one backpacker ghetto to the next.
5. Visit a “real” blues bar in Chicago. What better way to leave music’s commercialism behind and find the soul of the blues?
6. Learn another language. This is definitely a weighty and time-consuming proposition, but there are plenty of resources out there to ease the process.
7. Go heli-skiing. The access to snow and terrain via heli is different (read: better) that anything else you’ll ever experience.
8. Travel India by train. With its extensive rail network, this mode of transport is the best way to see one of the world’s most colorful and diverse countries.
9. Climb one of the world’s Seven Summits. Climbing mountains is not for the faint-hearted, but everyone has had a dream of standing atop one.
10. Dive with a whale shark. Swimming with these gentle giants is among the most powerful wilderness experiences in the world.
11. Participate in a Carnival parade in Brazil. You haven’t had a good night out until you’ve been to the biggest party in a nation of big parties.
12. Dance Tango in Argentina.
13. Surf. It’s not about being a ripper but just catching waves.
14. SCUBA in the Great Barrier Reef. The largest coral reef in the world is a must for dive enthusiasts. It is the world’s most unique aquatic environment.
15. Publish an article about your travels. Part of traveling is sharing your experiences with others. Plus, getting published might be easier than you think.
Photo by Creative Corners
16. Volunteer abroad for a month.
17. Follow in the footsteps of your favorite travel book. What better guide than a book that inspired you to travel in the first place?
18. Take a bush plane ride into Africa’s interior. These lightly visited regions are filled with unique cultures and diverse wildlife.
19. Cross a glacier on foot. Traversing these fast-disappearing natural wonders is an adventure that future generations might not be able to experience.
20. Visit the source of one of the world’s great rivers. Great rivers, like the Nile, have humble beginnings.
21. Climb an active volcano.
22. Buy a boat and learn to sail. Before the Brothers Wright, everyone traveled by wind power. It’s still the most sustainable way to travel there is.
23. Follow your food from field to table. Most people in the world still eat what they have picked with their own hands. Why not get back to these basics?
24. Bathe in the Ganges. What better way to experience the spiritual heart of India?
25. Travel around the world. Sure, you could do this without ever setting foot outside of planes and airports, but few people ever truly traverse the entire globe. Round the world tickets are great for budget-minded wanderers.
Photo by James Dorsey
26. Photograph an endangered species. Aside from an image you can keep for a lifetime, it will remind you, and others, how fragile life can be.
27. Participate in Burning Man . As they say: “Trying to explain Burning Man to someone who has never been is like trying to explain color to a blind person.”
28. Spend 24 hours alone in the jungle.
29. Learn how to make a national dish. What is the one and only thing that everyone has in common? Eating.
30. Teach English in a foreign country. Sure, it’s a way to fund your travels, but also the experience of a lifetime.
31. Attend a music festival in another country.
32. Cross a country using only public transportation. See a country the way most of its people do: from the window of a bus, train, or ferry.
33. Spend the night in a storied/historic hotel. You might not even have to leave town to experience a night of classic atmosphere.
34. Attend the Olympics. Whatever you say about the commercialism of the Olympic Games, they are one of the biggest events on the planet.
35. Meet your favorite (living) travel writer. They’ve inspired you; now thank them for it.
36. Travel to Germany to experience Love Parade. It’s one of the biggest festivals, attendance-wise, on the planet.
Photo by astropixie
37. Partake in a Japanese Tea Ceremony. This timeless tradition is at the heart of Japanese culture.
38. Join a caravan in the Sahara. See how people can thrive in one of the world’s harshest environments.
39. Go to Oktoberfest. The meeting of over 6 million beer afficionados and dr
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40. Stand at the North or South Pole.
41. Be in the stands when two rival South American club teams play each other in soccer. Soccer (sorry, football) is a passion for most of the world’s population.
42. Visit the birthplace or gravesite of a cultural icon. Could be Che Guevara or Picasso or Levi Strauss or the guy who invented widgets; anyone you think is important.
43. Find your version of “The Beach.” One of the best travel books ever inspired a generation of backpackers. Why not find your own version of untouched paradise?
44. Enjoy a freshly rolled cigar in Cuba. Taste a hand rolled specialty close to its source.
45. Visit every capital city in Europe. The crowded continent is full of beautiful architecture and diverse cultures.
46. Watch an orchestral performance in Vienna.
Photo by Nickmunstr
47. Skydive. It is the ultimate thrill, unless you add a wingsuit, and actually fly.
48. Bike the Pacific Coast Highway.
and these
49. Shake hands with someone who has truly changed a country.
50. Participate in the world’s biggest water fight during Thailand’s New Year’s festivities (Songkran).
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oghma2006 and Nikole are in the lead with 9!!!
If future President really did do all that he will be in the lead-but I'll ask him this first-
How did you accomplish it all-there isn't enough time!
I will be back in 10 minutes!
Come on Guys!
i am back & thx for the info Phil P
oghma2006 and Nikole are in the lead with 9!
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Voting Question: Where is a better place to live:Buenos Aires or Santiago?
I am American and I plan to live overseas. I am not a jobseeker, I am retired. But I want your oppinion from those Americans whom lived in both cities:
AMERICAN FRIENDLY: What country is more pro-american?
AMENITIES: Subways, pedestrian malls, easy access to services?
SERVICES: Banking/ATM and health System. Where is fast and less bureaucratic?
OUTDOORS LIFE: Natural vistas, Mountains, beaches, parks, casino and driving distance resorts nearby?
CLIMATE:
SUMMER: BA is stormy hot in summer (High costs on A/C) while Santiago is sunny, temperate and breezy (No need for A/C).
Winter: I've read that BA rains all year around, while Santiago only rains in the winter. BA has more temperate mornings, while Mornings in Santiago can be freezing 6 months a year.
POLLUTION: Buenos Aires suffer from Odors and Water pollution while Santiago suffers of weather-based smog in Winter due hazy lack of ventilation, cold air, mountains.
LAW & RULE: Chile seems far more stable and open than Argentina. Both are democratic.
SECURITY: What areas are safe by night?
PEOPLE & PERSONALITY: Where People is more attentive and less rude?
COST OF LIFE: VAT tax? Food? Services (Electricity/Internet)? Imported goods?
PROPERTY: What is the average cost of a new studio-room Condo/Apartment in downtown? So for rent?
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Resolved Question: Argentina Christmas traditions?
I'm doing a report on Christmas in Argentina. What are some traditional foods and customs? The more detail the better. Thanks in advance!
Resolved Question: Christmas in Argentina?
How do they celebrate Christmas in Argentina? like what do they decorate their trees with? Traditional foods? Historical background.
Resolved Question: Where would you go? Must be on Air Canada, in Dec, 10 days at destination, warm place. Reasonable flight.?
I have an unused, non-refundable ticket that can be changed and must be now. It is worth about $1100 and will cost $200 to change. Originally was going to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Well that is a LONG flight and I would like a shorter one. Maybe Caribbean? Which island? I just want to rest, keep to myself, sit on beach, have a room with balcony looking over sea. Good food in hotel or nearby. Must be three or more stars, Probably no more than $300 a night. Would appreciate suggestions soon, as I have to change the reservation made for Dec 10. Don/t worry about a lot of details, just tell me why you picked the place and I will look up reviews, description, and reservation information. Thanks folks.
Voting Question: NEED ADVICE FROM GIRLS! 10 POINTS FOR HELPING!?
Now, I've just started working at a small business that is owned by my parents about 2 months ago, and I only go about 3 times a week. So the same day I started working there it was also this new girl's first day. at first I couldn't tell if she was interested, but now I think she's pretty interested. How do I know?
She seems to enjoy talking to me whenever I talk to her. also, I saw her yesterday after a week of not seeing her because I've been absent from work and she got a big smile on her face when I showed up and looked right at me and greeted me as I was walking in to work even though she was talking to a client. She usually just finishes what she does, with me walking right past her when I go in for work, and greets me after I greet her.
also, I asked her yesterday morning how her thanksgiving went and she briefly said "just fine thanks" and that was it. Then about a few hours later after my mom (who is her boss) left for the restroom she asked how my thanksgiving went. Then she gleefully told me how she went to an Argentine restaurant for the first time this past weekend (my parents are from Argentina, which she knows, and she's Mexican) and how she tried lots of different foods for the first time and liked it. But she stopped talking right when my mom walked in but then she did something new, she included my mom in the conversation and my mom was pretty happy to hear it.
I've thought about asking her out for coffee but I can't really do that because she takes her break in the break room which is right next door to my mom's office and she definitely does not want my mom to see us talking. She has demonstrated this every time we're having a conversation and she just abruptly stops talking if my mom walks in the room. But she'll talk to me if my mom steps out for the restroom or something.
Now I've never dated someone from work, let alone at where I work now since my mom is usually present. So my question are: how do I ask her out and do I tell my mom? She is 20 and I'm 22 if that helps.
Oh, and I sometimes see her on Fridays(mom always stays home on the weekends) to do some work. Would a Friday be a good time to ask her out?
Resolved Question: please help me i'll give 10 points?
please just check and make any correction if i did any mistakes I'll give 10 points for the best correction
The next factor causing anorexia is that what is happening in the family. Even was coined a phrase „ anorexic family ” . His author is born in the Argentina psychotherapist and family psychology Salvador Minuchin. According to his conception exists a certain manner of functioning of the family which favour the appearance and supporting the manifestation. This manifestation play the important function in keeping the constancy of the family. To the
features anorexic family Dr Salvador contended overprotectiveness, stiffness, inability to solve conflicts. Children under the huge pressure learn not to disclose doubts, fears, anxieties, and imperfections. Instead they try to solve their problems by manipulating weight and food, trying to achieve the appearance of success even if they do not feel successful.
The most important thing is to understand that the problem of the anorexia don’t lead only to the case of the nourishment or weight even if that would seems to be. These disorders are inseparably associated with infightings. The food is simply becoming the form of the fight against numerous problems of the psychological nature. This illness diametrically change family and social private life of the people suffering from it. It is a gigantic problem for them, with whom they aren't able to cope by themselves. People and friend supposed to help them. They supposed to love them and don’t give in to the pleading don’t to eat of the anorexic patient.
Resolved Question: As a young adult, where should I go in Latin/South America?
Hey guys,
I'm 20 years old and am planning my first vacation on my own. I've had the fortune of being able to travel over South East Asia while I was living at home: Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Japan, China, Singapore, Malaysia and Jamaica as well. Its been a couple of years since I've been on a trip and I think it's time I take a little vacation again :) I've already traveled Asia so that's off the list... Europe's too expensive so that's off too... My father's from Mexico and I know a couple of people from Brazil and Peru, so I've decided this should be my next destination. While tourist spots are popular for a reason and I would like to see them, I would also like to go to places that not everybody knows about. I want to:
visit local beaches
eat great food
party and rave with awesome people
Do a little hiking and camping
visit historic and cultural spots
'm thinking I might hit up Brazil, Peru and Argentina but I still need to do a bit of research...
Where are the best places to visit in Latin/South America?
Thanks :)
Resolved Question: Spanish Words and Pronunciations?
For school, I need to make a menu (in Spanish) of foods common in Argentina. It needs to include descriptions. Could anyone tell me the words and pronunctiations for words like
delicious
tasty
hot
fresh
refreshing
melt in your mouth
toasted
grilled
melted
icy
appetizers
creamy
crunchy
steamed
sweet
salted
bitter sweet
sour
etc.
Resolved Question: I NEED HELP! 10 Points For Whoever Gives Good advice! Input from Girls Would Be Great!?
Now, I've just started working at a small business that is owned by my parents about 2 months ago, and I only go about 3 times a week. So the same day I started working there it was also this new girl's first day. at first I couldn't tell if she was interested, but now I think she's pretty interested. How do I know?
She seems to enjoy talking to me whenever I talk to her. also, I saw her yesterday after a week of not seeing her because I've been absent from work and she got a big smile on her face when I showed up and looked right at me and greeted me as I was walking in to work even though she was talking to a client. She usually just finishes what she does, with me walking right past her when I go in for work, and greets me after I greet her.
also, I asked her yesterday morning how her thanksgiving went and she briefly said "just fine thanks" and that was it. Then about a few hours later after my mom (who is her boss) left for the restroom she asked how my thanksgiving went. Then she gleefully told me how she went to an Argentine restaurant for the first time this past weekend (my parents are from Argentina, which she knows, and she's Mexican) and how she tried lots of different foods for the first time and liked it. But she stopped talking right when my mom walked in but then she did something new, she included my mom in the conversation and my mom was pretty happy to hear it.
I've thought about asking her out for coffee but I can't really do that because she takes her break in the break room which is right next door to my mom's office and she definitely does not want my mom to see us talking. She has demonstrated this every time we're having a conversation and she just abruptly stops talking if my mom walks in the room. But she'll talk to me if my mom steps out for the restroom or something.
Now I've never dated someone from work, let alone at where I work now since my mom is usually present. So my question are: how do I ask her out and do I tell my mom? She is 20 and I'm 22 if that helps.
Oh, and I sometimes see her on Fridays(mom always stays home on the weekends) to do some work. Would a Friday be a good time to ask her out?
Resolved Question: Girls, I Need Your Help In Pursuing This Office Romance. Can You Help?
Now, I've just started working at a small business that is owned by my parents about 2 months ago, and I only go about 3 times a week. So the same day I started working there it was also this new girl's first day. at first I couldn't tell if she was interested, but now I think she's pretty interested. How do I know?
She seems to enjoy talking to me whenever I talk to her. also, I saw her yesterday after a week of not seeing her because I've been absent from work and she got a big smile on her face when I showed up and looked right at me and greeted me as I was walking in to work even though she was talking to a client. She usually just finishes what she does, with me walking right past her when I go in for work, and greets me after I greet her.
also, I asked her yesterday morning how her thanksgiving went and she briefly said "just fine thanks" and that was it. Then about a few hours later after my mom (who is her boss) left for the restroom she asked how my thanksgiving went. Then she gleefully told me how she went to an Argentine restaurant for the first time this past weekend (my parents are from Argentina, which she knows, and she's Mexican) and how she tried lots of different foods for the first time and liked it. But she stopped talking right when my mom walked in but then she did something new, she included my mom in the conversation and my mom was pretty happy to hear it.
I've thought about asking her out for coffee but I can't really do that because she takes her break in the break room which is right next door to my mom's office and she definitely does not want my mom to see us talking. She has demonstrated this every time we're having a conversation and she just abruptly stops talking if my mom walks in the room. But she'll talk to me if my mom steps out for the restroom or something.
Now I've never dated someone from work, let alone at where I work now since my mom is usually present. So my question are: how do I ask her out and do I tell my mom? She is 20 and I'm 22 if that helps.
Oh, and I sometimes see her on Saturdays (mom always stays home on the weekends) to do some work. Would a Saturday be a good time to ask her out?
Resolved Question: Can Anyone Advise Me on this Office Romance?
Now, I've just started working at a small business that is owned by my parents about 2 months ago, and I only go about 3 times a week. So the same day I started working there it was also this new girl's first day. at first I couldn't tell if she was interested, but now I think she's pretty interested. How do I know?
She seems to enjoy talking to me whenever I talk to her. also, I saw her yesterday after a week of not seeing her because I've been absent at work and she got a big smile on her face when I showed up this morning and looked right at me and greeted me as I was walking in to work even though she was talking to a client. She usually just finishes what she does, with me walking right past her when I go in for work, and greets me after I greet her.
also, I asked her yesterday morning how her thanksgiving went and she briefly said "just fine thanks" and that was it. Then about a few hours later after my mom (who is her boss) left for the restroom she asked how my thanksgiving went. Then she gleefully told me how she went to an Argentine restaurant for the first time this past weekend (my parents are from Argentina, which she knows, and she's Mexican) and how she tried lots of different foods for the first time and liked it. But she stopped talking right when my mom walked in but then she did something new, she included my mom in the conversation and my mom was pretty happy to hear it.
I've thought about asking her out for coffee but I can't really do that because she takes her break in the break room which is right next door to my mom's office and she definitely does not want my mom to see us talking. She has demonstrated this every time we're having a conversation and she just abruptly stops talking if my mom walks in the room. But she'll talk to me if my mom steps out for the restroom or something.
Now I've never dated someone from work, let alone at where I work now since my mom is usually present. So my question are: how do I ask her out and do I tell my mom? She is 20 and I'm 22 if that helps.
Oh, and I sometimes see her on Saturdays (mom always stays home on the weekends) to do some work. Would a Saturday be a good time to ask her out?
Resolved Question: Please give me some websites for these topics on Argentina?
This is for Model UN. The topics are: human trafficking, right to food, the prevention of terrorism, going green, improving sanitation for African countries, nuclear proliferation, & gas prices/alternative fuel sources. Please let me know ASAP. Thank you!
Voting Question: *PLEASE ANSWER* NEED HELP A.S.A.P. ON THIS COMPLICATED MATTER!?
Someone that is employed by my parents likes me at work.
Now, I've just started working at a small business that is owned by my parents about 2 months ago, and I only go about 3 times a week. So the same day I started working there it was also this new girl's first day. at first I couldn't tell if she was interested, but now I think she's pretty interested. How do I know?
She seems to enjoy talking to me whenever I talk to her. also, I saw her yesterday after a week of not seeing her because I've been absent at work and she got a big smile on her face when I showed up this morning and looked right at me and greeted me as I was walking in to work even though she was talking to a client. She usually just finishes what she does, with me walking right past her when I go in for work, and greets me after I greet her.
also, I asked her yesterday morning how her thanksgiving went and she briefly said "just fine thanks" and that was it. Then about a few hours later after my mom (who is her boss) left for the restroom she asked how my thanksgiving went. Then she gleefully told me how she went to an Argentine restaurant for the first time this past weekend (my parents are from Argentina, which she knows, and she's Mexican) and how she tried lots of different foods for the first time and liked it. But she stopped talking right when my mom walked in but then she did something new, she included my mom in the conversation and my mom was pretty happy to hear it.
I've thought about asking her out for coffee but I can't really do that because she takes her break in the break room which is right next door to my mom's office and she definitely does not want my mom to see us talking. She has demonstrated this every time we're having a conversation and she just abruptly stops talking if my mom walks in the room. But she'll talk to me if my mom steps out for the restroom or something.
Now I've never dated someone from work, let alone at where I work now since my mom is usually present. So my question are: how do I ask her out and do I tell my mom? She is 20 and I'm 22 if that helps.
Oh, and I sometimes see her on Saturdays (mom always stays home on the weekends) to do some work. Would a Saturday be a good time to ask her out?
mamamia I see what you're saying but the thing is I like her too. Is it really a bad move if I decide to go out with her?
Resolved Question: IS THIS COWORKER JUST BEING FRIENDLY OR INTERESTED IN ME?
I'm not sure if this coworker is interested in me or is being friendly. Sometimes we chat when I see her outside the office when shes on her way home. She seems to enjoy talking to me. also, I saw her today after a week of not seeing her because I've been missing work and she got a big smile on her face when I showed up this morning and looked right at me and greeted me as I was walking in to work (she's the receptionist) even though she was talking to a client. She usually just finishes what she does, with me walking right past her when I go in for work, and greets me after I greet her.
also, I asked her this morning how her thanksgiving went and she briefly said "just fine thanks" and that was it. then about a few hours later after my boss left for the restroom she asked how my thanksgiving went. then she told me how she went to an Argentine restaurant for the first time (my parents are from Argentina, which she knows, and shes mexican) and how she tried lots of different foods for the first time and liked it.
What do you guys think??
Resolved Question: What kinds of food?!?!!!?
do people eat in argentina, san juan to be specific?
Resolved Question: A simple, Argentinian food I can buy?
I am doing a project at school about Argentina and I have to bring in a food from the country. i dont have enough time to make anything, so i was thinking about buying something. (maybe something easy, like, chips and salsa.)
what kind of things could i bring in?
Resolved Question: people and countries that want to give themselves to USA?
i heard that people from others countries want to give their land and their country to USA.
i heard that a group of people in Argentina and Brazil are trying to convince their people as a whole trying to become part of USA
that happens because they are tired of their corrupts politicians , and they feel that americans can do better than themselves .
you as an american , what do you think about that ,do you think that would be a good busyness to USA , accepting whole country as a nation and taking care of it ?
you know Argentina and Brazil are poor countries but they are rich in natural resources , like oil and natural gas , they also produce a lot o food
Resolved Question: would £2000 pounds be enough for 2 people to live on within South America for 2 months?
The £2000 pounds will be for Hostels / Food / Transport / And a few trips.. This places we will be visiting are- Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, Brazil
Resolved Question: What are some famous argentina food?
Resolved Question: 12 facts about argentina?
histoy,food, sports
Resolved Question: Have you ever not bought a food product because of where it was made? What was it, and where was it made?
I just bought a bag of candy corn on sale after Halloween. When I got home I noticed it was made in Mexico. Had I noticed before, I would not have bought it. I don't think of Mexico as sanitary. Why would I want a possible water processing food item. Same with countries that may not have pesticide controls for crops. I don't want banned USA toxic sprays on my food. I bought carmels from Argentina. Was uncertain whether I wanted to do that. Do they get milk from China. I figured they are an agricultural country so I bought them anyway.
What do you think? Have you ever noticed?
Resolved Question: How much does it cost to live basic in Argentina per day?
Things like food, tolietries, hostel/hotel maybe a beer or 2
Resolved Question: Aren't Irish the best people on EARTH?
Ok, I don't mean it like they're superior or anything. I know we're all equal, I'm just exaggerating in a friendly way. What I mean is.... the Irish have suffered for so many years from so many different people (Vikings, English, etc.) for their religious beliefs, for their independence, etc., yet they still always maintain a positive attitude. The Irish along with the Western Africans, Jews, and a few others are some of the most dispersed people on earth. They've scattered to England, Canada, the US, Australia, South Africa, Argentina, etc. and almost everywhere they go they become successful. They basiccally built New York, they built the railroads in this country, they worked for pennies, and never complained. When times were hard they went to Church, instead of asking the government for help. When the famine hit Ireland in the 1840's the Irish would rather starve than steal food from the local stores. They've suffered so much throughout history, yet made so much success. They have so much shame too (if you're Irish you know what I mean). They don't disgrace themselves in public, and such high moral standards. If you've read Angela's Ashes, aside from the drunken father, that's basically how every Irish family is. Of course, there is the drunken stereotype, but there's drunks in every race, let's not exclude it to the Irish. Overall they're such a hard-working, shameful, detemined people, and their success shows, as probably about half the US senators of the US are Irish of some sort, and some of the wealthiest Americans are Irish. I mean come on, when's the last time you heard anyone say they hated Irish people? Everyone respects them. So what do you guys think?
Again, if you're going to bring up Guinness, then don't bother answering because you're an ignorant fool.
P.S. I'm a black American. This question has nothing to do with racism.
I'm just saying, as a black person, I've noticed a lot of other black people that never shut up about racism and feeling like victims. The Irish who immigrated to America, were not like the immigrants of today. Todat, immigrants demnad money from the government.... The IRish lived in some of the worst slums in this country and never asked for anything.
The Irish remained so civilized during the Irish famine. In any other country in the world there would have been riots, murders, and theft.
Resolved Question: Plz help! Spanish.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*?
i need an idea for spanish class, preferably for argentina. like food or something like that thanks
Resolved Question: traveling to argentina?
I have several questions about traveling to Argentina for a school project. Do I need any immunization shots? If so, what? Are there any health concerns with the food? water? unusual weather? crime? terrorism? political or social concerns? what precautions should I take to stay healthy and safe?
Voting Question: i need to know about prices in canada?
i m doing a reseach on prices around the world so that i can compare the standards of living. I m argentinian. Could you give me information about the prices of food
I m trying to compare prices and salaries around the worl.Can you tell me what are the lowest wages paid in Canada and the price of rents,taxes ,transport,and food(basic things such as milk,meat,fruit,rice,etc)i'm from argentina.
thank you for the information
karina
Resolved Question: Hello will be going to visit Buenos Aires beginning of Nov need info?
Now I have been to Brasil several times already so thought I would check out another great south american city in Argentina I hear it is the Paris of south america sounds charming, now I heard the Argie food is real good so I wanna get some good home style dishes espeacially try the flank steak sandwich if anyone has tryed one before tell me how they taste? Also I will be going with two buddies from work. I will be their from Nov 4 to the 7so within the few days that I will be their will their be any futbol games maybe copa sudamerica match or so? Also I heard about Iguazu falls is it far from Buenos Aires would it be worth purchasing an airfare ticket roundtrip and how much should I pay for this ticket, is the water flowing strong from the falls this time of season? Please get back to me with info. Also what will the weather be like I heard it's getting warm down their?
thanks
Resolved Question: Singaporeans, Please Help Me?
Hi , I am from Argentina and I am coming to Singapore hope you help me solve these questions. :)
1. What is Singapore Best Local Food?
2. Where did Singapore Gets Its Name?
3. What Does 'Okto' Channel means?
4. Who is Singapore's Famous Actor/Actress?
5. What Is The Largest Company In Singapore?
I am also doing a project on Singapore too.
Resolved Question: restaurants and food in argentina.?
I am doing a Spanish project and i need three restaurants in argentina with a traditional dish and drink.
this is the only part im having trouble finding online.
Resolved Question: Baby name game! PLAY!...?
If you had TWIN GIRLS what would you name them?
TRIPLETS, GIRLS?
TWIN BOYS what would you name them?
TRIPLETS, BOYS?
Mine would be:
TWIN GIRLS: Aoife (EE-FA) Lee-Anne and Yorgen Carys
TRIPLETS GIRLS: Aoife Lee-Anne, Yorgen Carys and Audrey Tatiana
TWIN BOYS: Thomas James, Archie Zade
TRIPLETS BOYS: Owain Harry, Thomas James and Archie Zade
ANOTHER GAME!
If you had to name your daughter after:
A Food
A Musical Instrument
A Football/Soccer Team
A Country
Please submit if your choices a for a boy or a girl!
Mine are:
Cupcake
Harmonica
Sunderland, Aston or Villa
Argentina
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Also for twin girls i would also like:
Leah Marie and Sian Olivia!
Voting Question: Is there anyone like me...?
Please be honest here!!!
I'm just so curious to know whether or not there's someone out ther who has the same likes and dislikes as me. This is mainly because I've had so many people tell me I'm WEIRD lol. It's not that it bothers me, but still I want to know.
My favourites:
- Drink: Lemon ice tea
- Food: Nachos
- Ice cream: Haagen Dazs strawberry cheesecake
- Color: Blue
- Movie: X-Men trilogy
- Animal: African Grey Parrot and cats
- Wonder of the world: Petra of Jordan
- Item of clothing: caps
- Car: R8
- Board game: 30 seconds
- Aspect of nature: Waterfalls and trees
- TV series: Heroes and Prison Break
- Animated movie: Ice age
- Soccer player: Carlos Tevez
- International soccer: Argentina
- Soccer club: Manchester United
- F1 driver: Lewis Hamilton
- Tennis player: Roger Federer
Your input will be appreciated.
ThanX!
Resolved Question: Traditional Food from Spanish Speaking Countries?
I am giving a cultural report in my Spanish class- it has to be something that in a way represents a country. My teacher used Mate in Argentina as an example. I really enjoy cooking and wanted to make some sort of food.
Originally I was thinking tamales... but i'm worried thats not very limited to just one country.
Other ideas I had were arroz con grandules (from puerto rico i believe... but i'm not a huge fan of it and I don't know if that is a popular dish world round lol) or pupusas (el salvador, never eaten one though)
I wanted to steer away from Spain because my last two speeches have been about spain (granada and la tomatina) I have a particular interest in Mexican culture, but I wanted to do something a little more exotic than rice, beans and tortillas :)
Thanks ahead of time!!!
Resolved Question: Argentinean Restaurants in Missouri?
Are there any Argentinean restaurants in Missouri other than Piropos in Kansas City and the one in Springfield? I would really like to eat food from Argentina but it is very hard to find here. Thank you very much!
Resolved Question: Political emmergency and bail out by bush demanded & court action filed u s district court HI 10.14 08:kROY?
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U s a polical parties dominated by gop and democratic parties is failing safeguard us constitution and usa as a nation, illegal and undocumented person as alleged in 125 u s district courts were fied by lawful gop hopeful and fec washington dc regd on sept 27 2007 viz the reverend dr kamal karna karuna roy aka &was born as joseph geronimo jr in u s territory in pacific island, guam, a gop registered in franklin county in upstate new york, a specailist mba, usa school,ph d, d, ll b from foeign schools with advance cert of accomplishment in public admn from u s d a graduate school, washington dc,1972, id 578804399; author of books including viz "Jungle democracies, Cat and Mouse doctrines of oppression on weaker peple , nation, entities, alien nations, aliens and illegal aliens viz obama et al in usa by most of powerfuls, people, entities and nations and superpowers vix usa, russia, china , petty would be powerful like india, pakistan korea et al: although ther is no evidence that usa is an oppressive nation al all , although may be majority populations in billions of people outside usa do opine that usa may be equally oppressive to weaker population in world outside & domestic usa.
that illegal and undocumented person like aladins with magic lamp is invading the white house and u s presidency 2008. Mccain og gop has had native birth problem of u s birth requirement for u s presidency, gop and democrats and govt wing fec, washington dc failed to organize fair campaign of u s president 2008 schedule poll of november, Bailout plan should include removal of chairmen of F EC, Washington dc, gop and democratic parties immediately as they failed democratic election process 2008 , u s president, Hon george w bush postpone u s president election 08 and advise u s house of representative and senate appoint temporary u s president and vice president w e f 1.20. 2009 who with advice and roles may schedule next u s pres election in suitable non corrupt envionment of usa. usa may propose a non voting member of national political parties. the bail out plan shall upkeep usa freedom and not falling in trp of alien obama to loss of freedom of usa with presidential dictator shi of a person vis b h Obama reportely was born blacxk alien british, and British imperial rule coming as disguise. material was borrowed from ethics of rebel would be candidate/hopeful for the us presidency nesxt 2008 or otherl
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Resolved Question: Facts about argentina.?
What is Argentina's national flower,tree,capital city,president,bird,how it got its name,food,drink,what is its sport and what is the name of that team,population,and what is the national anthems song name.If other facts please add please.hopefully it will be done by tommorow 8:30 if you finish before thankyou thankyou thankyou.it is a project. (10-20)points
Voting Question: Excuse me, can someone help me on this?
Help for a homework assignment
comparing and contrasting the arts, religion, and la comida (food) in Argentina with america
Resolved Question: Do I want to live in close(united) conditions(states), since it is the life there?
Hello I am from Argentina and want to be going to live in Los Angeles (California).
I want to know since(as,like) it is the life there with regard to the delinquency, prices of food, clothes, rent of houses, etc.
Is it easy to obtain work?.
I am 14 years old and want to live there when it(he,she) is mas big with complete studies.
I use a translator of languages to write, if there are mistakes it is a fault(sin) of ... jeje.
Thank you for his(her,your) collaboration.
Good-bye
Resolved Question: What would you suggest to do to represent Argentina ie: food, songs, clothes.?
I was asking because there is something like international day for girl scouts (Thinking Day), and the troops all pick a country and represent it. This is the country that my girl's troop is picking, so I thought that I would ask about ideas.
Any ideas are appreciated, ^_^.
Resolved Question: does this story sound interesting.....?
I looked out toward the Atlantic Ocean, out past all the ice and snow and wondered what it would be like to leave this frozen clump of ice and go somewhere warmer. Somewhere like Argentina or Bolivia or even to America to stay with (gag) Aunt Bea for a while. Just thinking about it made me shiver. I pulled out my pocket thermometer and sighed. The temp was 5 degrees. And that was in my pocket, it was probably more like -30! I was very glad that I had worn my warmest coat.
Later, inside our igloo (if you could call it an igloo, it was as big as a house), I heard a muffled ‘pow’ and stepped outside. There was a small plume of smoke in the direction of the Shackleton Base. “Oh no!” I thought, “Those pests are going for ice samples AGAIN!” “How annoying.” I sighed. The people at the Shackleton were just doing their job, but, it got irritating sometimes when you were just wanting peace and quiet and once you got relaxed……POW! They would start up again. I shut the door and walked to the kitchen. Yuck. I was glad that my parents had gone to the Shackleton for more supplies (finally); most of what we had was dried soups and mixes.
Maybe I would just eat some dog food instead. That sounded better than more dehydrated soup. I am not a picky eater, but I have my limits when it comes to dehydrated split-pea and carrot soup. I peered into the back of the cupboard, spied a can in the corner, pulled it out and, since no one was watching, jumped around in circles. I had found an old can of pinto beans! YIPPEE! Now, if I could just find ONE more tortilla and maybe a teeny-tiny bit of cheese I could make a burrito! What a heavenly change from dehydrated soup!
This is an exerpt from the first chapter. I have another 4 chapters written
Resolved Question: Need a name for a website?
justlanded.com is a name that's taken..shucks....my website will be for people thinking about visiting or moving to Argentina....The site will have info. on everything from foods to business to dating...basically it will be a website that will help make survival easier, cheaper and more enjoyable. any ideas??
Resolved Question: Do bananas grow in Argentina?
I have a spanish project and we have to make food. My partner and I were thinking about making frozen bananas dipped in Dulce De Leche. But, we are not sure if bananas grow in Argentina. Or if they are available. Can you give us a website to find out. If you have an answer leave the source, please. Also, if you have a better recipe or idea please tell us. We want the best grade we can get~!!!
Resolved Question: FOOOD QUESTION-ARGENTINE CUISINE!?
does argentina offer alot of mexican and italian food?
would u say that they are intergrated foods?
when i went to argentina, we mostly cooked at home and since my family is italian we made italian food, but are like quesidillas and stuff part of their culture?
Resolved Question: does argentina offer alot of mexican and italian food?
would u say that they are intergrated foods?
when i went to argentina, we mostly cooked at home and since my family is italian we made italian food, but are like quesidillas and stuff part of their culture?
i went when i was five by the way
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