ThinkingPachuco
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ThinkingPachuco
@top_pachuco
Cholo Catholic Philosopher King Chicano Human Capital Hater of ANE Bajio American Devotee of San Martin de Porres y San Junipero Serra
Katılım Haziran 2025
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@jasonterry2024 The zoot suit is black, but the chicano look with pendletons and nike cortez is an evolution from the 1920s california greasure culture which was mostly hispanic and italian.
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Why are FBAs trying to claim shit and getting owned by Latinos in the comments? I always said that FBAs know the LEAST about BA culture and history.
Low rider culture with chicanos predates ours by 30 years. Thats something we learned from Chicanos.most
Brick Suit@Brick_Suit
Japanese lowrider culture is actually pretty sick.
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Some don't understand math since they use language-related areas in the brain.
Mathematicians are able to recruit the non-verbal regions instead.
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just when I say this kino accounts start following me
ThinkingPachuco@top_pachuco
2 more days until i leave twt
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It's not hard for an American man to be "Mexicanized."
You show up in the desert penniless, exhausted by the harsh sorrows of the world. You wander around Yuma. By chance, some friendly campesinos offer you some Tecate. You get drunk.
They offer you work picking lettuce, and you take it. Immediately, you're immersed in a world of cumbia and corridos, habanero salsas and tamales, great big crates of lechuga loaded onto trucks, and you're tanning so dark you're starting to look Mexican yourself.
The guys are calling you "güero" -- they're nice to you. They're nicer to you than anyone's been in years. They want you to play fútbol in the churchyard with them; they never exclude you from whatever they're up to, never skip you in the tequila rotation. Their world is colorful, loud, sweaty, laughing, and they're glad you're there. You get the sense that this is how it was always supposed to be.
And you can't come back from that. When you go back home, everyone seems so "stiff" and cold. Your family, they eat quickly, they don't linger over anything, they don't seem to enjoy anything. Your town has no one playing fútbol on the lawn, no cumbia, no burning sun that makes you smile and sweat. Everyone is awkward, tentative, distant. You cannot help but miss la frontera.
It's at that moment that the process is complete. You just can't go back. You're "spiritually Mexican" now.
Pic related: It's me and my wife.
Belisarius (e/acc)@worldrotator
@hispanicnomad @shagbark_hick @shagbark_hick is spiritually Latino, he'd do great in a lot of Latin American countries and I mean that as a compliment.
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We romantics are drawn to the la vida lenta of Mexico and Latin America as it still has vestiges of pre-industrial society:
men drinking in serapes, women making handicrafts, dirt roads only traveled by mule, the only way to view the true atmosphere of the country, heightened by the raw violence of the scenery with its jungles, deserts, volcanos & beaches.
You still might be able to barter at the town plaza over a long slow meal as church bells ring against the cock’s crow.
𝙷𝚒𝚌𝚔𝚖𝚊𝚗@shagbark_hick
It's not hard for an American man to be "Mexicanized." You show up in the desert penniless, exhausted by the harsh sorrows of the world. You wander around Yuma. By chance, some friendly campesinos offer you some Tecate. You get drunk. They offer you work picking lettuce, and you take it. Immediately, you're immersed in a world of cumbia and corridos, habanero salsas and tamales, great big crates of lechuga loaded onto trucks, and you're tanning so dark you're starting to look Mexican yourself. The guys are calling you "güero" -- they're nice to you. They're nicer to you than anyone's been in years. They want you to play fútbol in the churchyard with them; they never exclude you from whatever they're up to, never skip you in the tequila rotation. Their world is colorful, loud, sweaty, laughing, and they're glad you're there. You get the sense that this is how it was always supposed to be. And you can't come back from that. When you go back home, everyone seems so "stiff" and cold. Your family, they eat quickly, they don't linger over anything, they don't seem to enjoy anything. Your town has no one playing fútbol on the lawn, no cumbia, no burning sun that makes you smile and sweat. Everyone is awkward, tentative, distant. You cannot help but miss la frontera. It's at that moment that the process is complete. You just can't go back. You're "spiritually Mexican" now. Pic related: It's me and my wife.
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@usmnt_historian I think we should try two strikers in a 5-3-2. Pepi and Agyemang might be a really good combo ngl.
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bomb latam NOW!
Cubano Criollo@CubaPatriota
Basta de xenofobia, todos los latinos somos iguales.
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British Columbia has adopted indigenous "ways of knowing" as coequal to real science in secondary-school classes. This dilutes science education and misrepresents superstition as knowledge.
whyevolutionistrue.com/2026/03/27/ind…
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While social media is polarising, evidence suggests AI may nudge people towards the centre.
This holds true of all studied models. Grok is more right-leaning than other models, but also has depolarising effects.
By @jburnmurdoch.
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A new meta-analysis canvassing more than 200,000 participants concluded that lesbians are typically exposed to higher levels of testosterone in the womb than straight women, whereas gay men are typically exposed to lower levels than straight men.
[Link below.]
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Es prohibido sentir verguenza en Mejico?
Constantino 🦅💛@Constantino_XI_
@top_pachuco Un Méjico sin goyines como tú, mejor
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@Turberville @3four3 No evidence of MLS quota for his decisions. This team just doesn't have what it takes to beat Belgium consistently. So, losing to them 5-2 shouldn't really be seen as a manager failure
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@top_pachuco @3four3 Or a coach that isn't captured by Don Garbage can be creative and move McKennie or Tillman back to replace Johnny and bring in Gio as an attacking mid.
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The #USMNT "starters" don't have the quality to be clinical like true A-list players the other countries have.
Can they potentially be "clinical" for a random game or streak of games? Sure, but that's not the same thing.
You see, the trouble with the classic "would've, could've, should've" won this or that game, is that it distracts one from seeing reality.
That kind of "analysis" makes its appearance in just about every single game that's ever been played. From your kid's U9 loss this past weekend, to a World Cup final.
And yes, it's not just spectators, you'll even hear world class managers say such things from time to time.
But don't confuse it as being the same when someone *legit says it versus when a spectator says it.
x.com/hmn_alchemy/st…
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A dead mercenary Armenian (Z2103), Celt (P312), and Germanic (U106) at the root of the World Tree meeting their common ancestor, Aryan Brightfame (M269).
Aftermath of a battle for the Roman Army, Second Century CE (colorized)
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@Turberville @3four3 The other two also arent iniesta and xavi. They aren't much better than roldan.
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@top_pachuco @3four3 We have seen Roldan for nearly 10 years, and he has been shit all 10 of them.
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