cajadebola wrote:

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Para Don Playero

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 RIP Cara de bola

esto es pa ti!

Miss_Argentina wrote:

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Danny_Cordova wrote:

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oh wait!!!!!cubans are not allowed to stay at the resorts unless they work there! lol......hes staying here

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Besides those "special" cubans who get access to certain resorts (only at certain times of the year) a local cuban (say they lived near the resort) cannot go onto the hotel grounds. Security is outside of all resorts, and if a "regular" cuban is found within the grounds they will go to jail.
When I was there in March there was a lady who met a Cuban guy at the disco one night.... well she decided to "sneak" him into her hotel room that night.
Well, a security gaurd (FROM ANOTHER RESORT) saw him with her, and called the security at our resort to say that there was a local in there. Well security had no idea who it was, or what room, but they knocked on everyone's door, at first they couldn't find him anywhere, but they went back a second time, and found the dude hiding in this ladies closet buck naked. The guy was taken away in handcuffs, spent 4 nites in jail, and the next day she had to go into town, with the immigration and cops, where she was "stamped" on her passport and is not allowed to return for 5 years...... so yea... they're not playin down there.

So many weird things about cuba, for example, I once was in Holguin, and was driving to the airport, next to the airport is an army base (which I didn't know was one, until afterwards) Well they had this cool missile thing outside, so I thought that Id take a picture, I pulled my camera out, and suddenly the taxi was surronded by soldiers..... one guy came to the window and took my camera, went through ALL my pics, just to get to the one that I had just shot, because "Apparently" you are not to take ANY pics of any GOV official, or army base etc....... wtf?

In Canada, im sure a cop would stop for a pic....hahaha, he'd prolly even give you a thumbs up!


Ahhhhhhhh "mi cuba libre".............. (NOT!)

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There is something I am a little confused about.  If you are so against the Cuban Goverment and it's ways why waste your money travelling there?  Why not show your dislike of the way Castro runs his country by not giving them a penny? 

Miss_Argentina wrote:

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Danny_Cordova wrote:

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and all that que dijiste sweetie gives me more of a reason not to go lol...

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But you know what Danny, I think that you should eventually see what it's like there. For us tourists, we see the "beautiful" cuba but you have to get to know the people and the culture, Ive never met people with such rich culture, and traditions. They may not have much, but will offer you anything that they can.
They welcome you with open arms, and instantly you are "socios".
Its something you've got to see, trust me .... because its one thing to read about it, and hear about it, but it's another thing when you see it with your own two eyes.

Its unreal.

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ya mamita i kind of already have an idea of how it is already tho...from what people tell me and from what i read and looked at...la pobreza is the same anywhere...from everything you told me ..alot of towns and cities in ecuador look exactly the same based on ur description...so its like a been there done that for me....i lived through alot of that...saw alot of that....me da pena la verdad ver todo eso...and i have a big time guilty feeling whenever i go back to ecuador and alot of these unfortunte kids see me as someone higher then them just cause im from north america....i straight up feel bad and uncomfortable cause my family and i at one time were in the same bout..and we learned to always treat everyone equally.....

its funny how whenever i go back home ecuas that live there who are considered well off and "upper class" r looking at me weird when i talk or chill with a black person or with a construction worker who are considered big time low class back home.....it sucks that latin america tiene que tener esa mentalidad


-- Edited by Danny_Cordova at 09:23, 2007-09-08

Miss_Argentina wrote:

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Danny_Cordova wrote:

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oh wait!!!!!cubans are not allowed to stay at the resorts unless they work there! lol......hes staying here

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Besides those "special" cubans who get access to certain resorts (only at certain times of the year) a local cuban (say they lived near the resort) cannot go onto the hotel grounds. Security is outside of all resorts, and if a "regular" cuban is found within the grounds they will go to jail.
When I was there in March there was a lady who met a Cuban guy at the disco one night.... well she decided to "sneak" him into her hotel room that night.
Well, a security gaurd (FROM ANOTHER RESORT) saw him with her, and called the security at our resort to say that there was a local in there. Well security had no idea who it was, or what room, but they knocked on everyone's door, at first they couldn't find him anywhere, but they went back a second time, and found the dude hiding in this ladies closet buck naked. The guy was taken away in handcuffs, spent 4 nites in jail, and the next day she had to go into town, with the immigration and cops, where she was "stamped" on her passport and is not allowed to return for 5 years...... so yea... they're not playin down there.

So many weird things about cuba, for example, I once was in Holguin, and was driving to the airport, next to the airport is an army base (which I didn't know was one, until afterwards) Well they had this cool missile thing outside, so I thought that Id take a picture, I pulled my camera out, and suddenly the taxi was surronded by soldiers..... one guy came to the window and took my camera, went through ALL my pics, just to get to the one that I had just shot, because "Apparently" you are not to take ANY pics of any GOV official, or army base etc....... wtf?

In Canada, im sure a cop would stop for a pic....hahaha, he'd prolly even give you a thumbs up!


Ahhhhhhhh "mi cuba libre".............. (NOT!)

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and all that que dijiste sweetie gives me more of a reason not to go lol...

Danny_Cordova wrote:

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oh wait!!!!!cubans are not allowed to stay at the resorts unless they work there! lol......hes staying here

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Besides those "special" cubans who get access to certain resorts (only at certain times of the year) a local cuban (say they lived near the resort) cannot go onto the hotel grounds. Security is outside of all resorts, and if a "regular" cuban is found within the grounds they will go to jail.
When I was there in March there was a lady who met a Cuban guy at the disco one night.... well she decided to "sneak" him into her hotel room that night.
Well, a security gaurd (FROM ANOTHER RESORT) saw him with her, and called the security at our resort to say that there was a local in there. Well security had no idea who it was, or what room, but they knocked on everyone's door, at first they couldn't find him anywhere, but they went back a second time, and found the dude hiding in this ladies closet buck naked. The guy was taken away in handcuffs, spent 4 nites in jail, and the next day she had to go into town, with the immigration and cops, where she was "stamped" on her passport and is not allowed to return for 5 years...... so yea... they're not playin down there.

So many weird things about cuba, for example, I once was in Holguin, and was driving to the airport, next to the airport is an army base (which I didn't know was one, until afterwards) Well they had this cool missile thing outside, so I thought that Id take a picture, I pulled my camera out, and suddenly the taxi was surronded by soldiers..... one guy came to the window and took my camera, went through ALL my pics, just to get to the one that I had just shot, because "Apparently" you are not to take ANY pics of any GOV official, or army base etc....... wtf?

In Canada, im sure a cop would stop for a pic....hahaha, he'd prolly even give you a thumbs up!


Ahhhhhhhh "mi cuba libre".............. (NOT!)

Miss_Argentina wrote:

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Danny_Cordova wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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Danny_Cordova wrote:

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carajo! enough is enough!! let me ship this mofo on an all inclusive back to the island..at a good resort para que ya no joda


















oh wait!!!!!cubans are not allowed to stay at the resorts unless they work there! lol......hes staying here

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Mentira!!! Last time I was at the Tryp Peninsula in Varadero there were more Cuban families there from CUBA than tourists. All expense paid vacations they get from the goverment for various reasons.

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ill have to look into that..

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Its true. For example: people that work for the gov./army/high end ppl/athletes

 

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Exactly....not all cubans have access to it.

Let me rephrase it because is not about Cuba is about the Goverment right?

Not all the citizens have access to it.

-- Edited by God at 15:53, 2007-09-07

Chilenita wrote:

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Danny_Cordova wrote:

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carajo! enough is enough!! let me ship this mofo on an all inclusive back to the island..at a good resort para que ya no joda


















oh wait!!!!!cubans are not allowed to stay at the resorts unless they work there! lol......hes staying here

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Mentira!!! Last time I was at the Tryp Peninsula in Varadero there were more Cuban families there from CUBA than tourists.  All expense paid vacations they get from the goverment for various reasons.

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         Yep the three resorts i have stayed at the same cubans were there on vacation and they lived in cuba!!

Danny_Cordova wrote:

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carajo! enough is enough!! let me ship this mofo on an all inclusive back to the island..at a good resort para que ya no joda


















oh wait!!!!!cubans are not allowed to stay at the resorts unless they work there! lol......hes staying here

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Mentira!!! Last time I was at the Tryp Peninsula in Varadero there were more Cuban families there from CUBA than tourists.  All expense paid vacations they get from the goverment for various reasons.

carajo! enough is enough!! let me ship this mofo on an all inclusive back to the island..at a good resort para que ya no joda


















oh wait!!!!!cubans are not allowed to stay at the resorts unless they work there! lol......hes staying here

yes I do.. he was in the first gulf war and lived, so when there was the second one they went.. and he had no choice to go.. and plus he had no choice to join..

In the states is u have a choice to go to the army or jail if u do a crime, why do u think it has the biggest army in the world, cause 80% of the army are criminals

don_plyero wrote:

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its true

same goes for canada, since there going in that direction

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NO NO not yet.  We are still VERY different when it comes to healthcare!!  I hope that NEVER changes.  Let's just hope these f u c k i n g conservatives don't stay in power for very long. 

You should watch Sicko it's very interesting to say the least.

They preach about freedom, democracy and so many other things they claim to be meanwhile those who don't have the means to pay for insurance just die!!  Basic needs don't get met. 

@Chile

I have seen it, and trust I didn't need to watch it to tell u that, they spend more money on security defense.. I have a cuz in the war now and he tell me that crap everytime I talk to him on MSN

don_plyero wrote:

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@ danny: no that wasnt for you thats 4 CARADEBOLA smelly cabron

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i new u wouldnt sell me out that way pana

El Duro wrote:

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Chilenita wrote:

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Some of the best doctors in the world are from Cuba.  They are highly educated people and that is a fact.

Another silly picture.

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I agree... this person is just asking for it....

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bah

DURO you gotta watch SICKO it's a great doc on how people in the UNITTED STATES OF AMERICA die every year due to the lack of healthcare.  They spend billions on invading other countries and killing people though.  Twisted I tell you. 

Chilenita wrote:

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Some of the best doctors in the world are from Cuba.  They are highly educated people and that is a fact.

Another silly picture.

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I agree... this person is just asking for it....

Danny: loko i didnt want to start **** about cuba, pero este cabron is gonna feel the fire of don plyero

welcome 2 da foro!

Some of the best doctors in the world are from Cuba.  They are highly educated people and that is a fact.

Another silly picture.

chucha madre !

all these cubans topics as of late are getting too played out...the country itself looks to over hyped....i already have to deal with it everyday at work and makes me not even want to go there on vacation anymore lol

can we talk about other latin countries that never get much attention? bolivia paraguay uruguay etc..

cuba =over rated