Spartan Squad
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It's Rosas de Guadalupe on Galavision. A quick google says these are the stories of people who expierenced miricles because of La Virgen
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So I'm stuck getting new tires...
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It's Rosas de Guadalupe on Galavision. A quick google says these are the stories of people who expierenced miricles because of La Virgen
Spartan Squad
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Crud my car is ready. Now the people are having problems getting me checked out. ¡Ayudame Virgen!
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Car is back. Tires are good. And now I have a freaking new show to catch up on
expendable
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Aye yai yai.
maumann
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THIRTEEN HUNDRED episodes. That's some binge watching!
maumann
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"The show has been panned by Mexican viewers and critics for its lack of proper acting, writing, and directing. Some talk shows have criticized the corny effects and acting as well as the lack of research for episodes dealing with certain social groups or issues such as bullying, family problems, and even sexual abuse.
It is considered the most controversial series Televisa has transmitted throughout Latin America, criticized since it began to be broadcast.[4] It consistently portrays children and adolescents as the antagonists.
It is generally criticized for presenting an exaggerated reality about Catholics, in addition to casting young actors with poor performances.[5] Nonetheless, controversy has brought an amount of attention to the series and created a cult following within the Internet that see it as a source of involuntary comedy."
Yep, I love train wrecks. I'm going to watch.
It is considered the most controversial series Televisa has transmitted throughout Latin America, criticized since it began to be broadcast.[4] It consistently portrays children and adolescents as the antagonists.
It is generally criticized for presenting an exaggerated reality about Catholics, in addition to casting young actors with poor performances.[5] Nonetheless, controversy has brought an amount of attention to the series and created a cult following within the Internet that see it as a source of involuntary comedy."
Yep, I love train wrecks. I'm going to watch.
Spartan Squad
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I caught the end of the last episode I was watching and blue girl was basically talking about how there's no gender binary. She described it as everyone is a pallet of colors. She was so serious but Mrs Spartan and I were laughing our ashes off at how cheesy the whole scene was.
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Watching TV at the tire place? Was there not a two-year-old ESPN The Magazine on the coffee table?
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I tried but it was so hard to turn away. After a while I needed to know how much worse it could get.
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Hell, go to the bathroom in the shop, and you'll prolly find the January 2004 Penthouse with Jenna Jameson in the back of the magazine rack.
