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...haha...that DID cross my mind...why did i let go of it? Mexico.

...how about la bufadora?

Yep, Mexico.

No not La Bufadora

are you in Zacatecas?

...i figured you weren't in la bufadora but i just like saying it...

...la bufadora la bufadora la bufadora

...are you north of guadalajara?

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Originally Posted by Shell (Post 2664757)

...east of 100?

Yes.

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Originally Posted by BadNick (Post 2664758)

in San Luis Potosi?

No.

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Originally Posted by uncle phil (Post 2664762)

durango?

No.

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Originally Posted by BadNick (Post 2664775)

are you in Hidalgo?

No.

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Originally Posted by uncle phil (Post 2664776)

puebla?

Yes, I am in a specific location in Puebla.

the old volkswagen plant in puebla city?

Nice guess. Right city, wrong location.

the pyramid of cholula?

No, this structure is post Spanish.

No. Think Cinco de Mayo.

fort guadalupe?

it's either that or fort loreto...

I should make you pick one, but your first guess is right so I'll give it to you.

You're up and I'm out to the pool.

Nice game.

nice goin', unc.

Tul,
When you're back from the pool, is this a correct pic of Fort Guadalupe?

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...5qshtBl_fs.jpg

Is Puebla City the original "city of angels"? The history books seem to think so, or at least in the West it is.

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Originally Posted by Jetée (Post 2664954)

Is Puebla City the original "city of angels"? The history books seem to think so, or at least in the West it is.

yup - angelopolis...

Shell, I could just eat those toes :) since they remind me of Sno Balls®

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...03/snoball.jpg

unc, does it ever snow where you are?

nick - yes

shell - yes

nick - yes

...oh really, nick?....well, move over stephani-without-an-e :p
okay nick, you're in luck...tootsie flavor of the month
just happens to be pink coconut

...you in or near the Tetons, unc?

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top 15 radio market? (by that I mean, if you are within 35 miles of whatever city listed)

Top 200 Radio Markets

(wow, I gotta save this link!)

jet - yes

shell - yes

wow, Puerto Rico beats out Pittsburgh... I didn't know that.

Market with a share above 4 million?

East of the river.

Yes Nick I think that's a picture of the old fort. There's lots of them down here so it's kind of hard to tell. But I think that's it. If it is picture it's from the back and down of the street below. Here's one from the courtyard in front of the fort.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...upe-puebla.jpg

I also found this snip from Phil's Wiki's link interesting-

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On September 16, 1862, President Juárez declared that the anniversary of the Battle of Puebla would be a national holiday, regarded as "Battle of Puebla Day" or "Battle of Cinco de Mayo". Although today it is recognized in some countries as a day of Mexican heritage celebration, it is not a federal holiday in Mexico. A common misconception in the United States is that Cinco de Mayo is Mexico's Independence Day, which actually is September 16 (dieciséis de septiembre in Spanish), the most important national patriotic holiday in Mexico.

Until moving down here I always thought May 5th was a big Mexican holiday. In fact my first year here I asked my neighbor if she had any big plans for tomorrow (it was the 4th.) "No why?" "Well tomorrow's Cinco de Mayo." "So?"