Argentina huh? When did they change from the peso? And English instead of Spanish? Make your lies believable . . . but it makes me feel better knowing you probably do not have kids either.

Nope, she lives in UK, she's from Argentina. They still use the Peso, but it's no longer pegged to the US $

:stoned

ADG

You mentioned it, not me. You said you were in Argentina. Sounds like BS. :1orglaugh

Check back through the thread, I said "in Argentina it's seen as an insult to have a man cooking", my wife is from Argentina and still stands by her culture

Such a hustler :1orglaugh

:1orglaugh just don't bother leaving the house. It will be even crazier with Christmas around the corner.

I might even get stuck in some traffic, I better get stuff delivered :thumbsup :winkwink:

Yeah for sure :)
Where do you buy online? Let me send you my affiliate link :D

Should have told them there are plenty of bat biscuits left - they look scrumptious.

mmm hmm...I bet.

So no fluoride but what about a gas mask for the chemtrails? Or do you make her hold her breath when she goes outside?

Damn you....love that place.

Meanwhile in Africa

Sahara migrant survivor: I buried my family

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-24768560

"The bodies of 87 people, thought to be migrants, were discovered in the Sahara desert in the north of Niger on Wednesday. They died of thirst when their vehicles broke down en route to Algeria. Shafa, a 14-year-old girl from Niger, survived and told the BBC's Newsday programme her story:

We were on our way to Algeria to visit family members. There were more than 100 of us in a convoy of two vehicles. Our truck broke down and it took a whole day to fix. In that time we ran out of water.

We managed to find a well but there was very little water - one of us climbed down into the well and managed to draw out a tiny amount, but the rest of us went thirsty.

The drivers told us to wait while others went to fetch water, but a night and a day later they had not returned.

That was when people started dying. Some 15 of us died on that second day without water. "

....

"Some vehicles passed by, we tried to stop them but no-one would stop. One of the passing cars even knocked down three of our group and killed them. "

....

"There were eight of us by now, including my mum and my younger sisters. When we got tired, we sat under a tree, and that was where one of my sisters died. We buried her there.

Then we continued walking and after a day, my second sister died. Then on the third day my mother died. I buried all of them myself. "

Okay, this had to be posted.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=i78azsi7M94

Seinfeld has it all covered!