senorjazz

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by senorjazz 10y ago
Can confirm South America.
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by senorjazz 10y ago
Does this count as raw metal hacking to disrupt the aluminium industry?
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by senorjazz 10y ago
I think I read somewhere, that as the central and south American civilisations were settled, with towns, cities and a ruling elite. The Spanish just replaced this ruling elite. Whereas in north America, it was more nomadic peoples, so the E
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by senorjazz 10y ago
>In Latin America, for example, "race" doesn't matter, Unfortunately that is very wrong. The non-indigenous populations have very prejudice views of them throughout the region (central / south america). Not always ov
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by senorjazz 10y ago
As a European in south America, I have noticed that no one from the US says "America" when asked where they are from, they will say the state mostly or the US. Latin Americans will use America/Americas interchanagebly Europea
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by senorjazz 10y ago
I work out you have an '81 T3/T2.5/vanagon (depending where you are). Got a 1.6 diesel '88 and have to put it in 2nd to get up some hills lol.
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by senorjazz 10y ago
Did a 2 year trip with wife and daughter (2-4yr) from UK to Malaysia to California to south America. Met a few other families (usually German, swiss) along the way. Craziest being English family with 3 daughters 11,9,7 in a VW t3 / va
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by senorjazz 10y ago
A friend bought a narrow boat and lives around hackney and some rivers north of the city. Was definitely cheaper than an apartment
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by senorjazz 10y ago
Lol, still rumours of a ferry. Was the same when we crossed in 2012