On Sun, 30 May 2010 05:59:54 -0500, Jose@Casa_Mierda wrote:

>
>> The Mexican government is to ban junk food and fry-ups in primary and
>> secondary schools in an effort to combat one of the worst obesity
>> problems in the world...fat mexicans are the laughing stock of modern
>> society, especially the children, many of whom haven't seen their toes
>
>> http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...k-food-schools

Just watched a few minutes of TV coverage of the gathering protesting
the Arizona immigration law. Protestors were in general a very greasy
appearing collection of fat slobs, gang-types, and a few pee-pee
puffing church faggots. Scourings from south of the border.

cole
>>

On May 30, 5:41*am, wrote:
> On Sun, 30 May 2010 05:59:54 -0500, Jose@Casa_Mierda wrote:
>
> >> The Mexican government is to ban junk food and fry-ups in primary and
> >> secondary schools in an effort to combat one of the worst obesity
> >> problems in the world...fat mexicans are the laughing stock of modern
> >> society, especially the children, many of whom haven't seen their toes
>
> >>http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...-junk-food-sch....

Mexican mestizo food has always been "junk food," of a sort.

Mexico had a campaign to eliminate American-style fast food
restaurants because they competed with the traditional mestizo menu of
tacos, tamales, burritos, enchiladas, soup made of cow guts and
chicken feet, etc.

All of the above items are classed as "antojitos," which means "little
trifles."

Mexican women make antojitos out of tortillas, beans, rice and chiles,
and whatever meat they may have on hand.

Antojitos are not necessarily unhealthy, even when cooked with pork
lard, and they are full of the "empty calories" contained in sugary
confections.

Mexican pork lard is rendered naturally and is not hydrogenated like
lard sold in the USA, so it's bot as bad for the cardiovascular
system.

But Mexicans are recreational eaters who are usually unable to think
of any better way to entertain themselves than eat, eat, and eat.

Mexicans actually expect government to provide entertainment for them,
and a local candidate for city council is running on a platform of
civic entertainment for Mexicans to keep them out of trouble...

In the meantime, we have a lot of very fat Mexicans pushing overload
shopping carts down supermarket aisles, looking for *something to eat*.

On May 30, 7:41*am, wrote:
> On Sun, 30 May 2010 05:59:54 -0500, Jose@Casa_Mierda wrote:
>
> >> The Mexican government is to ban junk food and fry-ups in primary and
> >> secondary schools in an effort to combat one of the worst obesity
> >> problems in the world...fat mexicans are the laughing stock of modern
> >> society, especially the children, many of whom haven't seen their toes
>
> >>http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...-junk-food-sch....
>
> Just watched a few minutes of TV coverage of the gathering protesting
> the Arizona immigration law. Protestors were in general a very greasy
> appearing collection of fat slobs, gang-types, and a few pee-pee
> puffing church faggots. Scourings from south of the border.
>
> cole
>
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Spoken just like the white trash you are.

On Sun, 30 May 2010 08:41:46 -0400, wrote:

> On Sun, 30 May 2010 05:59:54 -0500, Jose@Casa_Mierda wrote:
>
>>
>>> The Mexican government is to ban junk food and fry-ups in primary and
>>> secondary schools in an effort to combat one of the worst obesity
>>> problems in the world...fat mexicans are the laughing stock of modern
>>> society, especially the children, many of whom haven't seen their toes
>>
>>> http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...k-food-schools
>
> Just watched a few minutes of TV coverage of the gathering protesting
> the Arizona immigration law. Protestors were in general a very greasy
> appearing collection of fat slobs, gang-types, and a few pee-pee
> puffing church faggots. Scourings from south of the border.
>
> cole
>>>

<derisive snort>

seen any photos from the teabagger rallies?

blake

On May 30, 6:41*am, wrote:
> On Sun, 30 May 2010 05:59:54 -0500, Jose@Casa_Mierda wrote:
>
> >> The Mexican government is to ban junk food and fry-ups in primary and
> >> secondary schools in an effort to combat one of the worst obesity
> >> problems in the world...fat mexicans are the laughing stock of modern
> >> society, especially the children, many of whom haven't seen their toes
>
> >>http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...-junk-food-sch....
>
> Just watched a few minutes of TV coverage of the gathering protesting
> the Arizona immigration law. Protestors were in general a very greasy
> appearing collection of fat slobs, gang-types, and a few pee-pee
> puffing church faggots. Scourings from south of the border.

Ah, you mean people who actually show up and identify themselves when
standing for something *they* support?

Unlike an anonymous troll who could be a 12 year old on his mommy's
computer for all that's known about him.

On May 30, 7:47*am, blake murphy > wrote:
> On Sun, 30 May 2010 08:41:46 -0400, wrote:
> > On Sun, 30 May 2010 05:59:54 -0500, Jose@Casa_Mierda wrote:
>
> >>> The Mexican government is to ban junk food and fry-ups in primary and
> >>> secondary schools in an effort to combat one of the worst obesity
> >>> problems in the world...fat mexicans are the laughing stock of modern
> >>> society, especially the children, many of whom haven't seen their toes
>
> >>>http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...-junk-food-sch....
>
> > Just watched a few minutes of TV coverage of the gathering protesting
> > the Arizona immigration law. Protestors were in general a very greasy
> > appearing collection of fat slobs, gang-types, and a few pee-pee
> > puffing church faggots. Scourings from south of the border.
>
> > cole
>
> * * * * <derisive snort>
>
> seen any photos from the teabagger rallies?

heh the Republican convention had them beat for pure lard and the
Democrats were on par with them....