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Buenos Aires (BA heretofore) might by the empyrean here on terra fima. Maybe. It certainly is a place with much to offer. One can eat beefy goodness (cows in Patagonia=any cut you can think of is available) on every corner while watching a plethora of lovelies walking hither and thither. And the night life should be called night to day life because the party does not stop until the next day. And then there is the after party. Muy ridiculoso.
If things ended there, it would be more than enough to place BA firmly in the top five best cities I've visited, but there is oh so much more.
If you feel like taking a nice stroll, there are plenty of old streets and architecture to keep you busy for an untold number of afternoons. It really is that amazing. It was especially startling because the city felt much more European - both in people and architecture - than anything else.
Ah yes, the people.Say what you want about any place in the world, but if the people suck, it ain't worth visiting. Of course, this was the antithesis in BA. The people that we know and love are Jorge, Diego and Lorenzo - those three are incredibly crazy mofos that I had the pleasure of imbibing with. Diego Pictured. You get the idea.
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Anyway, the tree-lined streets in BA make everything feel snuggly-buggly, despite the hustle bustle of one of the most populated cities in South America. And of course, there are many tourist sites to visit. La Boca, with its painted houses and home of the Boca Juniors, San Telmo, with its many street musicians and vendors, Cafe Tortini and Eva Peron, though her grave was snoozeville compared to some others, as you can see from my photos. The stained glass item from above is just one of many gems.
BA also boasts a giant white phallus in its downtown, good to know the cock is revered everywhere or maybe it's just a nifty statue? To sum, from quaint walking streets, to night life and everything in between, BA has a vibe all its own and well worth a visit.
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So with a Latin vibe in mind, let's rok some Los Amigos Invisibles. Y'all need to know. Here's "Una Disco Llena and "Ease Your Mind." Go ahead...ease it.
Una disco llenaEase Your Mind
PS - Congrats to Dale for bringing a new shawrty into the world. May she be as ornery as daddy and as funny as mommy.
En Buenos Aires, hay muchas mujeres que tienen enfermo ahora. Enfermo en sus partes privados porque C$ le gusta poner su pene dentro de todos de los orificios en Argentina.
I can't believe you made it Buenos Aires before I did. Motherfucker.
Get in touch, let me know how you did the travel arrangements and all that.
Por cierto, Poozy...tu mensaje debe leerse como:
"Ahora en Buenos Aires hay muchas mujeres que est
Poozy, you are a sick monkey, but you speak the truth.
King, I stayed with Jorge for free. I don't think there is a travel agent for that. Actually, I think you need to speak with Poozy, he can help you out.
C$, thanks for the shorty shout-out.
I stumbled across los amigos invisibles on accident a few years back. we were at the lake one weekend, juicy and I went for a walk and stopped at a garage sale. i liked the name and the cover art and decided to purchase it for $1. i love dumb luck.
Very welcome, Dangerous Dale. I also enjoyed your Los Amigos Invisibles tale - serendipitous, me thinks.
[5] serendipitous or ironic?
now that's funny.
dale,
i have 3 of their cd's and the cover art on each one is perfecto.
dale II
[6] Serendipitous or just coincidence but definitely not irony. Don't test me, Dale.
Who are you Dale II and just who do you think you are?
Who am I? How many friends do you have that own 3 cd's of Los Amigos Invisibles. I'm sure you can figure this out if you put your mind to it. Sometimes the answer is right under your nose. Throughout the day you will be receiving a series of notes giving you clues to my identity.
Clue #1: Thy teeth become shades of purple upon quaffing the nectar of grapes.
At 12:00 noon exactly check your mailbox for next clue.
I have a huge clue right now, Dale II.
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Que es obelisco en mi pantolones? Dios mio!