mexicans and lime

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I was with this reformed paisa bitch who I was rubber duckin at the time...

and "Camarron Pelado" came on.

I was like "did they really just talk about how they fuckin found a happy shrimp in the ocean and they gonna eat him with lime and salsa?"

She was like "yup pretty much".


I was rollin all day.
That became an inside joke of ours...anytime I would mention it she would be like shut the fuck up.
 
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Como like she understands the culture and speaks the English enough to be unpaisa, but chooses to listen to La Raza and keep it beaner on occasion. She was like the Mexican version of me, on one hand well spoken and accultured, on the other eating from luncheras and getting all emotional about everything.

Whereas I am able to easily kick it with you people, and even understand your urban lingo, and how animated you are, but I also have an uppity white persona and do well with the "booghee ass white people". I vary between the two. It's like a sine wave, or perhaps an analog display of stereo sound.
 
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WHITE DEVIL said:
I was like "did they really just talk about how they fuckin found a happy shrimp in the ocean and they gonna eat him with lime and salsa?"
i think the songs about how sum chick is craving shrimp and this dude is willing to go out to sea and get her sum...on sum ''i'll get u whatever u want baby'' type shit.
 
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surgurliman said:
i think the songs about how sum chick is craving shrimp and this dude is willing to go out to sea and get her sum...on sum ''i'll get u whatever u want baby'' type shit.
Oh word?

Damn ol girl was slippin then.

Guess she didnt listen close enough.

And my spanish is nonexistent (nonexistant)? :/.
 
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WHITE DEVIL said:
Como like she understands the culture and speaks the English enough to be unpaisa, but chooses to listen to La Raza and keep it beaner on occasion. She was like the Mexican version of me, on one hand well spoken and accultured, on the other eating from luncheras and getting all emotional about everything.

Whereas I am able to easily kick it with you people, and even understand your urban lingo, and how animated you are, but I also have an uppity white persona and do well with the "booghee ass white people". I vary between the two. It's like a sine wave, or perhaps an analog display of stereo sound.
Makes sense, I got a split personality myself. I gotta choose when and where is right to keep it real and when to buffer my Mexicanness to not scare DJ Freaks' relatives...
 
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