hmmm a war is won by little wins here and there till they are connected into a whole.

and there we have the history of mankind... and we are still fighting...

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Yes and the Bankers are the cause of all wars!

That and religion...or what tries to pass as religion.

The banks and churches are all in on it together.

Don't forget about the politicians and big businesses.

I drunk from what I think was more than twenty years old bottle of Mezcal...when I was drunk...and didin't remembering about there being two desceased Mezcal Worms in it which I was told a week later that if I had of accidentally swallowed one of them...I could have died from poisoning. Too me, it was more alchol at the time and I was happy XD.

I wanted to tell this story cause of the mentioned Tequila.

*chuckles... I like a taste of Tequila every now and again. The worm is not poisonous. It's more of a trademark of the good stuff now. The idea was this (as I understand it) the worm was dropped in to see if it was done yet. If the worm stopped wiggling by the time it hit the bottom the T was ready. It's supposed to be an honor to be given the worm to eat/drink.

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Bunny's tequila tip:
Look at the label. If it doesn't say Agave it's crap.
Note: Despite their advertising budget, Jose Quevo does NOT say Agave on the label.

Good tequila does NOT taste like gasoline.

Bunners

*laughs...

1975- Mazatlan, Mexico - I bought a liter of Tequila for $1.75.. I couldn't get rid of it. The bottle kept coming back to me like a bad penny...

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"Come on, we're going to take that cannon."

Bunners

*Laughs... yes something like that...

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That... is just too perfect. Well played.

I'm more familiar with Vienticinco de Mayo (which is Argentinian), but this is a great little fragment of history that i never know. Well done!

Thank you so very much Graue...

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The Boss Lady turned 76 yesterday. Cue the trombones. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODu888i14-I

such a grand old movie...

be sure you tell her we said Happy Birthday!

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This was a nice bit of storytelling, history and introspection. All the more poignant when taking current events into consideration.

Aside from the historical aspect, the highlight for me here was the banter between the soldiers, it flowed well and came off as very grounded. Not to mention it helps give us insight into both characters. Dialogue can be difficult to pull off sometimes, but it seems like you don't seem to have too much trouble with it, at least not here.

*smiles and gives a hug... you just listen to what they say and write it down. I'm glad you liked it...

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Heh, I really like these guys. They've got each other's backs and know how to get the job done, even if it's a crap job. Good exposition on the history of it all, too. Lots of fun.

*smiles big... thank you Wire...

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