MY FLIED A4 is on its way home.

[JeffW]

After a couple of weeks of being without my baby, its finally on its way home. I sent it to Fix My Angel for the conversion and a trigger job. Whats sucks is that it will come in while I'm in Cancun :drink: . I don't know what I'm more excited about, getting my 4 back or partying with the latin babes. We'll, getting my 4 back is a close second. Can't wait until next monday so I can :blasting: :blasting: :blasting:

[drkanglr]

Party w/ the latin babes? Didn't you say you were going to Cancun? Whities all over down there. There's more white women there then in Texas.

[JeffW]

Party w/ the latin babes? Didn't you say you were going to Cancun? Whities all over down there. There's more white women there then in Texas.

Yea, you are probably right. After a little tequila it wont matter anyway.

[Won Hunglo]

Don't forget to sign up for a Cancun whale hunt. If you bring home the right babe you can win enough money to pay for your trip & your A4 eye upgrade.

[Emmit]

Party w/ the latin babes? Didn't you say you were going to Cancun? Whities all over down there. There's more white women there then in Texas.
werd
it's like little mexico here:sad:

[Won Hunglo]

Things are getting ugly in Cancun:

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20040727/us_nm/mexico_cancun_dc_1


U.S. Issues Violence Alert in Tourist Paradise Cancun

Tue Jul 27, 3:17 PM ET Add U.S. National - Reuters to My Yahoo!



MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Tourism workers in the Mexican resort of Cancun expressed anger on Tuesday over a U.S. government warning that sun-seeking Americans should be on alert for violence in the city, where stone-throwing protesters recently ousted the mayor.



In an announcement on its Web site, the State Department advised holiday makers to be careful in downtown Cancun, several miles from the glitzy beachfront hotel zone, after a fortnight of street protests there.


"Americans traveling to Cancun should use caution and avoid crowds, especially around the City Hall and the Plaza de la Reforma, as there is a potential for spontaneous violence," the statement said.


The Web site warned Americans -- who descend in droves on Cancun's strip of talcum-white Caribbean beaches -- to stay well away from any road blockades around the hotel zone.


The warning angered some workers in Cancun's huge tourism industry.


"It surprises me, it annoys me and it hurts me a lot that the Americans are saying this. They are quite paranoid," said Jose Luis Sanchez, head of marketing at the 426-room Hilton Cancun Beach hotel, insisting there was no security threat.


Sanchez said the atmosphere had calmed in recent days and said protests seeking to reinstate the mayor were peaceful.


Downtown Cancun, where few tourists ordinarily venture, has been hit by protests since Juan Ignacio Garcia was ousted as mayor in mid-July after hundreds of furious municipal employees descended upon city hall complaining of delayed paychecks.


Police used tear gas to break up the crowd, which smashed windows and battled police.


Critics say Green Party member Garcia mismanaged finances in Cancun, a former fishing village whose population has soared to half a million thanks to a tourism boom. Local media say the debt-crushed city hall owes wages to hundreds of workers from street cleaners to office workers.

[Won Hunglo]

werd
it's like little mexico here:sad:

I see you have been to Walmart today. :mex:

[bobjim]

I see you have been to Walmart today. :mex:

Haha thats great.... :buckeye:

[JeffW]

I got back from Cancun last night about 3 am and their by my front door is precious A4 with eyes. :drools: By the way I was at Senor Frogs when the rioting took place. It got a little hairy. Its something that will sober you up :cheers: . Anyway a can't what till this afternoon when my local field opens up so I can test out my 4 :mt:

[p8nt7689]

yay!!! yea i was just at senior frongs and i guess th sister club carlos n' charlies in downtown... and down the street the were seeling bongs next to foakleys. lol